Designed as an extension of the GVM PL60B Bi-Color LED Pocket Light SEO TitlePD line of pocket LEDs, the 60W GVM PL60B Bi-Color LED Pocket Light SEO Titlebrings the option of external battery power to run the light in the field. The PL60B has the flexibility of a bi-color 2700 to 6800K CCT while allowing you to hold the light in your hand, thanks to its included metal handle. With a high CRI rating of 97, the PL60B reproduces accurate colors. This extremely compact 5.8 x 3 x 2.8" fixture weighs only 1.3 lb, making it a portable lighting solution for location work. A local screen and a single red knob on the back of the light shows your chosen color, intensity, and other essential settings. The GVM PL60B comes with a reflector, an AC power supply, an NP-F battery plate power box for optional batteries, and a convenient carry case for storage and safe transportation.

For Content Creators & Vloggers    Output: 9400 Lux at 3.3' w/ Reflector    2700-6800K CCT    AC or Optional Battery Power    Onboard & App Control    CRI 97    Fan Cooled    GVM Mount    12 Lighting Effects    Includes Reflector, Battery Box & Handle

The fixture's GVM proprietary mount lets you mount the included reflector for an output of up to 9400 lux at 3.3'.

The PL60B features creative effects for lighting simulations, including lightning, CCT loop, candle, bad bulb, TV, paparazzi, explosion, pulsing, strobe, fire, fireworks, and welding.

If you need to reproduce a specific light source, the PL60B allows the quick selection of tungsten, HMI 5600, HMI 6000, studio lamp, sodium lamp, halogen, arc lamp, candle, sunset/sunrise, daylight, overcast sky, or CFL cool white.

• An integrated screen offers a simple display, while a red knob provides onboard control of the light.
• Use the GVM app to control the PL60B from a distance using iOS or Android smartphones.
• Bluetooth mesh networking is available for group control of GVM devices.

If the shooting environment requires silence, the fixture can be set to a convenient silent mode. The PL60B is efficient in dissipating heat with integrated heat sinks and a fan, so you don't have to worry about noise interfering with your production. The fan operates in three modes: smart, high-speed, and silent.

Suitable for a variety of lighting setups, the PL60B runs on AC power thanks to the included adapter and cord, but it will also run on two separately available NP-F batteries when AC power is unavailable. GVM includes the battery power box.

• IP25 rated
• Aluminum construction

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. If these lights are plugged into a power strip and left in the 'on' position, will they turn on and off with the power strip and retain their brightness and color temp setting?

A: Yes.

Q: 2. Are these lights good for lighting subjects for painters?

A: Yes the GVM560AS bi color will work for lighting one or two people.

Q: 3. What's the dimensions of the carrying case for the 2 light kit?

A: The case is 23x5x11.5.

Q: 4. How tall is the light stand?

A: The stand is 72" tall.

Q: 5. What’s the maximum height of the stand? I thought I’d read it as 72” at one point but now I can seemed to find it. Thank you.

A: The maximum height of the stand is 67.7 inches.

Q: 6. Is it good for filming diamonds, colored stones and jewelry pieces on a model or would you recommend something else for a sparkling effect that won't change the color of gems?

A: Yes, the GVM MB832 Bi-Color LED Light Panel may be used for photographing gems/jewelry and illuminating facets of a diamond.

Q: 7. Beam angle?

A: The following unit offers a angle of light at 45%.

Q: 8. Can i use a remote control instead of smart phone?

A: A smart phone would be the remote in this case while using their app.

Q: 9. Are these lights good for working outside?

A: Yes, the GVM LED Light Panels Studio Soft Video Light Bi-Color 2-Pack with Stand MB832-2L are great for working outside when adding the GVM NP-F750 4400mAh Battery and Travel Charger Kit (Set of 4), BH # GVMNPF7502PK. https://bhpho.to/3AhZtAv

Q: 10. Will these adequately light a 10' X 12' green screen?

A: It will depend on camera settings and if you have the space to pull them far enough back for even spread and falloff. It will also be a matter of what lights are being used for the subject in order to have balance.