The LP-E6 covers 20 bodies, from the EOS 5D Mark II to the EOS C70; the most common buying mistake is not capacity but boundary cases such as R5 II 8K / 30 fps → LP-E6P. The table below lists every compatible body by series, followed by the models that take a different cell. Always trust the marking on the camera or in the battery compartment: similar-looking packs are not necessarily interchangeable, and LP-E6 / E6N / E6NH / E6P should still be checked against the contacts and firmware of your body.
Key specifications and limits: 8K / 30 fps → LP-E6P / LC-E6 150 min. Actual figures vary with resolution, frame rate, screen brightness and ambient temperature, so plan spares around the shortest figure in the table.
Full compatibility list
All 20 bodies below accept the LP-E6 or a cell from the same family, grouped by series. “Compatible” means the compartment and contacts match; it does not guarantee that older bodies can exploit the full capacity of a high-capacity pack.
| Body | Body | Body | Body |
|---|---|---|---|
| EOS 5D Mark II | EOS 5D Mark III | EOS 5D Mark IV | EOS 5DS |
| EOS 5DS R | EOS 6D | EOS 6D Mark II | EOS 7D |
| EOS 7D Mark II | EOS 60D | EOS 70D | EOS 80D |
| EOS 90D | EOS R | EOS R5 | EOS R5 Mark II |
| EOS R6 | EOS R6 Mark II | EOS R7 | EOS C70 |
Which models do not fit
This is where search results most often mislead. Packs with similar names and near-identical shells frequently belong to entirely different systems, and forcing one in can damage the compartment.
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| LP-E6 | LP-E6 / E6N / E6NH / E6P |
| LP-E6NH | 2130 mAh / 16 Wh |
| lp-e6nh | 2600 mAh / 18.72 Wh |
| LP-E6 | 8K / 30 fps → LP-E6P / LC-E6 150 min |
| R5 II 8K / 30 fps → LP-E6P | LP-E6 / E6N / E6NH / E6P |
| LP-E6 / E6N / E6NH / E6P | 2600 mAh / 18.72 Wh |
How to check before ordering
The reliable check is the model printed on the bottom of the body or inside the battery compartment, matched against this list. On a used camera, also confirm that a previous owner has not swapped the battery door.
To pick by model, start with the specifications and stock status on Canon LP-E6 2600mAh, then browse the full article set in LP-E6; if your body belongs to a neighbouring system, canon-lp-e17 has the side-by-side explanation.
FAQ
How many bodies take the LP-E6?
Our list contains 20 bodies, from the EOS 5D Mark II to the EOS C70. It is grouped by series, but still check the body marking, since a later generation in the same line can switch cells.
Is the LP-E6 interchangeable with neighbouring models?
LP-E6 / E6N / E6NH / E6P shares one shell and contact layout, so those cells fit each other. However, R5 II 8K / 30 fps → LP-E6P, and those bodies need their own cell — never judge by shape alone.
Will every body on the list benefit from higher capacity?
All of them run normally, but older bodies set their cutoff and fuel gauge to the original specification, so extra shots do not scale linearly and the percentage may read conservatively.
How do I confirm which cell to buy?
Read the model on the bottom plate or inside the battery compartment and match it against this list. If the marking includes a suffix or a “for use with” note, follow the manual rather than the capacity figure.