The Norman 812241 UV Coiled Cord Lamp Head with Lightis the modeling light lamp head for the A400B Battery Portable flash unit. It operates with all Series 500 Norman power supplies that have made over the years. A power supply for this flash head is required.

a.k.a. NOLH52KM

Prevents accidental firing.

Eliminates the timer control knob; push the button to start or stop.

Automatically switches off after 20 seconds or after each flash, whichever comes first.

Operates with all Series 450 and 500 Norman Power Supplies.

Coil Cord with vinyl jacket won't crack or split.

Standard 1/4 x 20 tapped hole on the bottom to accept all brands of camera brackets.
The Norman R4108 and R4130 Umbrella Stand Adapters attach the LH52KM to a light stand.

Lightweight and extremely portable.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I've purchased the Godox DP 800III, 600III and 400III. They each have a modeling bulb is labeled JDD E26 110130v 150w. This is the same label on the replacement SK400II. Do all these strobes use the same modeling bulb?

A: Yes, the Godox DP 800III, 600III and 400II use the same modeling lamp.

Q: 2. What is the lamp base type for this bulb?

A: this lamp has a G12 base

Q: 3. Is this peaked at 365nm and then has a sharp cutoff at 400nm, emitting no visible violet light?

A: The lamp is for the American DJ UV Canon fixture.The only information the manufacture lists is that it has a Wavelength of 395-405nm

Q: 4. Is this strobe compatible with High Speed Sync presuming the camera is?

A: No. The following unit is an all manual unit only.

Q: 5. Does this lamp cast a yellow color onto your model? Is there an LED modeling lamp alternative with a higher CRI that would fit into a Godox DP 400 III?

A: This Godox modeling lamp tungsten-balanced, so using it as a main source would create a warmer color temperature in your image if the white balance in the camera is not set properly. Unfortunately, there is no LED equivalent that can be used with the SK400 II that would not interfere with the flash tube.

Q: 6. Could you use a standard LED bulb on the dp400iii at a more desirable color temp (5600K)?

A: You could use an led in theory but only if you found one one in this shape with the same bulb type that would fit. Generally they are wider and would interfere with the flash tube. The bulb needs to be e26/e27 and of this narrow shape and be 150W or less. We do not sell an led in this size and shape.

Q: 7. What battery pack is compatible with this light?

A: While this lamphead will not work on a Norman battery powered pack, it will work on the following AC powered pack: a href= http://bhpho.to/1KcHs6J target= _blank http://bhpho.to/1KcHs6J/a

Q: 8. Is this a coiled cord?

A: PC3N, is a Coiled PC Sync Cord. It's compatible with both locking and non-locking PC terminals.

Q: 9. I got 6 of this heads in my studio, and I need the appropriate ring adapters for the following: 1. Norman Rectangular Softbox 36x48 STK# NOSB3648R2. Norman Strip Softbox 10x36 STK# NOSB10363. Chimera Super Pro Plus Strip Softbox, Silver, Medium, STK# CHSPPSBMS4. Norman Octagonal Softbox 60 STK: NO60OSBPlease advice in the proper order that I should Place in order to make them 100%? Operational, Rodolfo A. Barrios, Medical Photographer, Veteran Administration, San Juan, Puerto Rico

A: In order to use the IL2500 on the Norman softboxes listed above, you would need the following speed ring: a href= http://bhpho.to/1o2yGdd. target= _blank http://bhpho.to/1o2yGdd./a As for use on the Chimera softbox, you would need the following speed ring as well: a href= http://bhpho.to/1lzsNCp target= _blank http://bhpho.to/1lzsNCp/a

Q: 10. Does this bulb needs a ballast or it runs directly with 120V?

A: The C-Light D 120v does not utilize a separate ballast. It runs directly with 120v.