The CAME-TV Boltzen B-100S 100W Fresnel Bi-Color LED Kitis comprised of two focusable Fresnels that offer variable color temperature from 3200 to 5600K with a high CRI of 96, indicating advanced accuracy in color reproduction.

Each fixture includes an adjustable Fresnel lens to help focus the light to provide a longer throw. When used without the lens, the light's wide flood beam spread is controllable with the included 4-way barndoors. This flexibility allows for continuous adjustment from a tight spot to a wide flood. The B-100S is ready for worldwide use thanks to its 110 to 240 VAC power adapter. Soft and milky-white filters are included for each light. A carry case is also included for storage and transport.

2 x B-100S with Barndoors    2 x Universal Power Adapters    2 x Soft and Milky-White Filters    Bi-Color: 3200 to 5600K    2 x Removable Barndoor Sets    1 x Carry Case with Shoulder Strap    2 x 110 to 240 VAC Adapters

Offers a high CRI of 96 for accurate color reproduction along with variable color temperature from 3200 to 5600K

One LED COB (chip-on-board)

Built-in quiet fan provides efficient cooling

Barndoors can easily adjust the lighting direction

AC power adapter included

Dimming knob for stepless adjustment of the brightness as per user's need

LCD screen

Filter set includes soft and milky-white filters that can change the color temperature or soften the light output

Optional Bowens mount provides an easy way to mount a softbox and any other studio accessories

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. what is the optmum distance from light to suject ?

A: The light would have it most output when placed at 3.3 ft (1m) from the subject.

Q: 2. How do I get a replacement power supply??

A: You may contact the manufacturer directly for a replacement power supply. https://bit.ly/2AeXEZB

Q: 3. How does this compare to a 1000 watts tungsten light

A: If we are talking about is the Bi-Color unit. The Bi-Color will give you less light than the dedicated all Daylight unit or the all Tungsten unit. For maximum output, get the dedicated ones. And then put on a gels to color balance.

Q: 4. How many Lumens is this and what is the CRI?

A: As per the manufacturer, the CRI on this LED fresnel is 96. However, they only offer the output measurement in lux which is 4200 lux at 1m.

Q: 5. Can you flip the yoke up while it's still attached to the light so that you can suspend the light from the ceiling / a boom?

A: Yes, the CAME-TV Boltzen 30W fresnel yoke system can be inverted to be hung from a ceiling.

Q: 6. I bought two lights at separate times but it would be great to be able to carry them in one case. Is the hardcase available for sale?

A: Unfortunately, we do not carry hard case included in the the CAME-TV Boltzen 55W Focusable LED Fresnel 2-Light Kit as a separate accessory. However, you would be able to contact the manufacturer CAME-TV directly and they should be able to assist you with obtaining a replacement hard case for your usage needs.

Q: 7. What is the main difference in these compared to the other sets?

A: The CAME-TV Boltzen Q-55S 55W Bi-Color LED Fresnel 3-Light Kit (B&H# CAQ55S3) differs from these. . . CAME-TV Boltzen Q-55S Focusable 55W Fresnel Bi-Color LED 2-Light Kit (B&H# CAQ55S2) and CAME-TV Boltzen B-55S Focusable 55W Fresnel Bi-Color LED 2-Light Kit with Batteries (B&H# CAQ55S4B) . . . because those kits have just two lights. One of those kits comes with batteries, too, whereas the CAME-TV Boltzen Q-55S 55W Bi-Color LED Fresnel 3-Light Kit (B&H# CAQ55S3) does not. These take "Sony L-series compatible batteries" (very commonly yet erroneously called "Sony NP-F batteries") or many large batteries (e.g. most "V-Mount batteries"), examples of which are given in the Accessories section of this product webpage or by searching for those terms using the search bar on the B&H website.

Q: 8. How long will it run (at full power) on a one standard NP battery?

A: At Full power, 2 Sony batteries will run 1 to 1 1/2 hours.

Q: 9. where is it made?

A: This light is made in China.

Q: 10. Wondering if anyone knows that tungsten wattage this would be comparable to?

A: Unfortunately, the manufacturer only lists the light output in lux ratings for this model, which is 4200 lux.