This Underwater Kinetics Beamguide Fiber Optic 20" Attachmentuses beam concentrator technology to channel light from an Underwater Kinetics Beamguide Fiber Optic 20" Attachment2AAA eLED I flashlight into a flexible fiber-optic probe for a substantial increase in brightness compared to other similar tools. It is ideal for bore inspection, troubleshooting intricate mechanisms, revealing circuit board damage, and lighting inside tight workspaces.

Flexible 5-Lumen Probe

• Easily attaches to UK 2AAA eLED PEN I and MPL I flashlights or other 7/8 inch diameter lights
• Projects 5 lumens when attached to the flashlight
• Low profile fiber optic less likely to obscure the view
• 20" flexible fiber-optic channels light into hard to reach areas
• Non-conductive, non-magnetic plastic resin and rubber construction for electrical applications
• Non-corroding materials allow use in a wet environment

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the advantage of this in compaison with a real monopod?

A: Depends on how you want to use it. A monopod is designed for being upright and on firm ground. if that is how you plan to use it then the Monopod has a very clear advantage (some of them have feet which make them even more stable) If you plan to use it for booming like demonstrated in the photos then Monopods have a couple of disadvantages. 1. They are not designed for being operated like a boom. Normally when you are using a monopod your hand is near the top of the monopod right underneath the bulk of the weight. this reduces the leverage of the payload you are putting on top of the monopod. If you hold the monopod from the far end and raise it in the air (like you would often do with this GimBoom) it may not support the full weight of the set up resulting in bending or even breaking the monopod. 2. Monopods contain unnecessary components. Depending on the monopod you are referring to it may have extra parts that work well for monopods but are detrimental for boom poles. For example its common for monopods to have 3 or 4 sections so that you can compress the tripod down in size more however this is bad for a boom pole. that design reduces the integrity of the boom pole when held from the other end (resulting in bending or breaking). 3. The GimBoom has some features that make it more comfortable to operate such as 2 padded handgrips. Because it is designed to be used as a boom its also reinforced so that you do not have to worry about bending or breaking as much as you would on a monopod. The GimBoom is much closer to a Boom Pole like those used by audio professionals more than Monopods used for video. Its a simple lightweight, sturdy, extendable pole that allows you to get dramatic camera movement using your camera and a gimbal. Monopods technically can work but The GimBoom is designed to be more comfortable to operate, easier to use, and reinforced to ensure that it lasts longer.

Q: 2. Is this allowed on international flights?

A: The NB20000 meets the UN38.3 standard with a power rating less than 100Wh, ensuring you can bring it with you when you fly on airplane

Q: 3. Does this fit on litos head ?

A: Yes, the UV Attachment will fit the Litos lamphead.

Q: 4. can someone explain to me why this works specifically with broncolor lights? is it the power? is it that the flash tube emits higher levels of UV spectra? or is it just the mount?

A: The Broncolor UV Attachment has the Broncolor-specific Pulso mount and requires the ability to remove the glass dome from the lamp as the glass dome is designed to block some of the UV spectrum.

Q: 5. Will this fit on Alien Bee 800?

A: This will not fit on the Alien Bees 800. It will fit lights with the broncolor bayonet mount though.

Q: 6. Will this work with the Godox Broncolor Adapter for AD400Pro Flash Head?

A: No. The following unit is designed and made for a Pulso flash heads system.

Q: 7. How can you measure the output of this? What would the output be like using a Siros portable strobe vs a pack and head system?

A: For more info please go to this link https://broncolor.swiss/products/uv-attachment?variant=3156 their are some great video to watch.

Q: 8. Can I use this unit directly on the Siros 400 monolight?

A: Yes, the UV attachment does fit on the Siros. You would need to remove the standard glass dome and attach the UV attachment.

Q: 9. Can this work on a Profoto B1 head? This sounds amazing so I really hope it does.

A: This attachment is not compatible with the Profoto B1. It's unique lighting capabilities are fully compatible with nearly any broncolor lamp though.

Q: 10. does this have a 3/8" stud?

A: Yes the Sirui R2204 Carbon Fiber Tripod has a 3/8-16 mounting stud for attaching a tripod head.