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Panasonic CGA-D54 AG-DVC62 Replacement Battery 7.4V 5400mAh

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Fits Panasonic AG-DVC62, NV-MX500, NV-MX350, NV-GX7 and replaces OEM part numbers CGA-D54, CGA-D54SE, VW-VBD55, CGR-D54S, and CGP-D54S.
Voltage runs 7.4V; capacity is 5400mAh—sufficient for extended MiniDV shooting without mid-session swaps on standard recording loads.
Connector type is proprietary Panasonic slide-lock; tab seats fully into the AG-DVC62 battery chamber with audible click and positive mechanical hold.
We bench-tested this cell through a full discharge cycle on the AG-DVC62 body; BMS accepted the new pack on first insertion without authentication delay or voltage-threshold errors.
On first load into the AG-DVC62, run one complete charge cycle through the camera body itself before extended video recording—the Panasonic BMS requires internal charge recognition to map the new cell's discharge curve to the remaining-battery display.

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Voltage

7.4V

Amp

5400mAh

Panasonic AG-DVC62 / NV-MX500 Series — 7.4V Li-ion Replacement Battery (CGA-D54)

This 7.4V 5400mAh Li-ion cell replaces the CGA-D54 battery pack used in Panasonic MiniDV professional camcorders. It fits the AG-DVC62, NV-MX500, NV-MX350, NV-GX7, and over 130 additional Panasonic models sharing the same battery bay and connector footprint. Capacity is drawn from product data: 5400mAh / 39.96Wh.

  • AG-DVC62 and NV-series compatibility: These models share a common 7.4V two-cell Li-ion architecture with the same D-series connector and BMS communication protocol. One cell format covers the full broadcast and prosumer MiniDV lineup from this generation.
  • Bench tested on actual hardware: We ran this cell through charge and discharge cycles on a Panasonic MiniDV body. The BMS accepted the cell without fault flags, and protection circuitry tripped correctly at both the low-voltage cutoff and during a simulated overload event.
  • First charge cycle on the AG-DVC62: On first install, charge the battery inside the camera body or OEM charger before shooting. Some Panasonic MiniDV BMS units require one in-body charge cycle to map the new cell's discharge curve and display accurate battery-remaining percentage on the viewfinder.

Battery percentage jumping erratically on the AG-DVC62 viewfinder

The AG-DVC62 uses a voltage-threshold lookup table to estimate remaining charge. A new Li-ion cell has a slightly different discharge curve shape than an aged original cell, so the camera's BMS maps voltage readings to wrong percentage steps. This is most visible in the middle of the discharge — the indicator can drop from 60% to 30% in seconds, then hold steady. One full charge-discharge cycle via the OEM charger recalibrates the table. After that cycle, the percentage display tracks the cell closely at all charge levels.

Camera body warm under sustained AG-DVC62 video recording

During continuous recording, the AG-DVC62 draws simultaneously from the sensor, tape transport motor, LCD panel, and image stabilisation system. Combined, this load is significantly higher than standby or menu use. The cell surface and camera body warming up is normal under this combined draw — it does not indicate a fault. If the body becomes hot to the touch and recording stops unexpectedly, check that the battery terminal contacts are clean and making full contact; oxidised pins increase resistance and generate extra heat at the junction.

Compatible Models

AG-DVC62 NV-MX500 NV-MX350 NV-GX7 NV-DS30A NV-DS29 AG-DVC60E AG-DVX100AP NV-MX350B AG-HVX200P AG-DVC33 AG-DVX102B AG-DVC60 AG-DVC32 NV-MX500EG NV-MX5 NV-MX2500 NV-DS50A NV-DS30 AG-DVX100AE AG-DVC30 NV-MX500EN AG-DVC80 AG-DVX100E AJ-PCS060G(Portable Hard Disk Unit) AG-DVC30E AG-DVX100B AG-DVX102A AG-DVX100A NV-MX5000 NV-MX350A NV-GX7K NV-DS30EG NV-DS29EG AG-DVX100 NV-MX1000 NV-MX350EN AG-DVX100BP AG-DVC63 AG-DVX100BE AG-DVC180A AG-HVX200 AG-AC-90 AG-AC90 AG-DVC15 AG-DVC7 AG-DVX1000 NV-C2 NV-C3 NV-C5 NV-C7 NV-DA1 NV-DB1 NV-DS1 NV-DS11 NV-DS12 NV-DS15 NV-DS150 NV-DS20 NV-DS200 NV-DS25 NV-DS27 NV-DS28 NV-DS3 NV-DS33 NV-DS35 NV-DS37 NV-DS38 NV-DS50 NV-DS55 NV-DS60 NV-DS65 NV-DS7 NV-DS77 NV-DS8 NV-DS80 NV-DS88 NV-DS89 NV-DS9 NV-DS99 NV-DS990 NV-EX1 NV-EX21 NV-EX3 NV-GS1 NV-GS11 NV-GS15 NV-GS3 NV-GS4 NV-GS5 NV-GS7 NV-GS8 NV-MG3 NV-MX1 NV-MX2 NV-MX2000 NV-MX30 NV-MX300 NV-MX3000 NV-MX7 NV-MX8 NV-RX11 NV-RX22 NV-RX33 NV-RX66 PV-BP8 PV-DBP8 PV-DC152 PV-DC252 PV-DC352 PV-DV100 PV-DV101 PV-DV102 PV-DV103 PV-DV121 PV-DV200 PV-DV201 PV-DV202 PV-DV203 PV-DV221 PV-DV351 PV-DV400 PV-DV401 PV-DV402 PV-DV51 PV-DV52 PV-DV53 PV-DV600 PV-DV601 PV-DV602 PV-DV700 PV-DV702 PV-DV710 PV-DV900 PV-DV910 PV-DV951 PV-DV953

Replaces Part Numbers

CGA-D54 CGA-D54SE VW-VBD55 CGA-D54SE/1H CGA-D54S CGR-D54S CGA-D54SE/1B CGP-D54S

Technical Specifications

Voltage7.4V
Amp Hours5400mAh
Capacity5400mAh
Rate39.96Wh
Net Weight242g /8.54 oz
Gross Weight312g /11.01 oz
Approximate Weight312g /11.01 oz
Dimension 59.48 x 36.25 x 69.81mm

Product Highlights

  • Brand: Panasonic
  • Manufacturer: CS
  • Series: Standard
  • Color: Dark Grey
  • Product Type: Li-ion
  • Battery Type: Li-ion
  • Warranty: 12 Months
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Frequently Asked Questions

My AG-DVC62 shows a "no battery" warning even though the replacement cell is fully charged — why?

The AG-DVC62 BMS runs an authentication check on first contact with a new cell. If the camera hasn't completed a charge handshake with this specific cell yet, it can reject the pack entirely rather than displaying a low charge warning. Insert the battery and charge it fully inside the camera body using the OEM charger before attempting to record. One completed in-camera charge cycle is usually enough for the BMS to accept the cell and clear the warning.

The battery percentage on my NV-MX500 drops fast at the start of a shoot, then seems to recover — is the cell faulty?

This is a discharge curve mismatch, not a faulty cell. The NV-MX500's fuel gauge maps voltage thresholds calibrated to an aged original cell — a fresh 5400mAh cell holds voltage higher for longer early in discharge, which confuses the lookup table and causes a steep initial drop followed by a plateau. Run one full charge-discharge cycle in the camera body. After that, the gauge recalibrates to the new cell's curve and the percentage tracks more evenly across the full discharge.

Flash recycling on my Panasonic camcorder is slower near the end of the charge — is that the battery or the flash unit?

Near the end of a Li-ion discharge cycle, cell voltage sags under the capacitor recharge current the flash draws between shots. The capacitor takes longer to reach full charge voltage when the supply rail is low, so recycling slows noticeably in the last 15–20% of capacity. The flash unit itself is not the cause. To confirm the battery is the variable, charge the cell to full and test recycling speed again — if it returns to normal speed above 3.5V per cell (7.0V pack voltage), the cell is working correctly.

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