The 22.6 x 15 x 4.7" GVM 110S Bi-Color LED Video Light Panelfrom GVM 110S Bi-Color LED Video Light Panelis a compact light source with a color temperature range from a 3200 to 5600K, to meet any ambient light challenge, match other fixtures, or just for creative expression. The light's high CRI/TLCI rating of 97 is an indicator of accuracy in rendering color.

The 110S has a 45-degree beam spread that can be controlled with the light's 4-way barndoors. Simply swing one or more of the barndoor's leaves into the path of the beam to light areas that you want to and keep light from areas that you don't want illuminated. The light is dimmable too, and while you can make adjustments locally on the fixture, you can also do it wirelessly via the included remote control. The panel also has Multi-Function Control that allows each of twelve channels to wirelessly control ten GVM-series lights, for a total of 120 fixtures! Simply designate one light as the "master" and the others as "slaves" that will mimic adjustments made on the master.

The 110S is ready for worldwide use thanks to its 100-240VAC adapter, but it also has a plate for V-mount batteries for situations where mains power is unavailable. There's also an optional adapter that will allow use of NP-F-style batteries. The fixture comes with a diffusion filter to soften the bright LEDs' quality of light, as well as a carry bag for storage and transport.

Measures 22.6 x 15 x 4.7"    Variable Color Temperature: 3200-5600K    CRI/TLCI: 97, Beam Angle: 45-Degree    4-Way Barndoors, Dimmable Output    Wireless Remote Control    Bracket White Diffuser    V-Mount Plate for Optional Battery    100 to 240 VAC Adapter, Carry Bag    Wireless Link for Master/Slave Control

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. The connection point on the LED for the power cord has a threaded head. Can you suggest a power cord that would work with securing the cord with a threaded connector?

A: Please contact Mfr. GVM for a recommendation; GVM Tel: 650.534.8186 Website https://gvmled.com/ Email support@gvmled.com

Q: 2. Is there a soft box for this model? I see there is one for the 480LS

A: This one will work well BH # ANLCSB1212

Q: 3. Rectangular Modifier ?

A: There is a rectangular soft diffuser included with the 110S Bi-Color LED Studio Video Light Panel, but unfortunately there are no compatible softboxes at this time.

Q: 4. Will NP-F550/570 batteries work with this light?

A: Yes NPF batteries work in the GVM 672S-B Bi-Color LED Light Panel B&H # GVM672SB but the 550 and 570 batteries are very low in capacity so they will not run the lights for long.

Q: 5. Can you remove the barn doors? Look like they're riveted.

A: The barndoors are removable.

Q: 6. How bright do they get at 100% setting? Specs say 40 Watts, That doesn't seem very bright. Could this kit light a 10X10 green screen?

A: Wattage is the amount of work the electricity has to do to create light, and that depends on the device being used to create the light. Tungsten type light bulbs are the least effient so it takes much higher wattage to produce the same brightness as an LED. A 40W LED can produce as much light as a 200 ~400 W Tungten bulb and almost double the light of a fluorescent. 100% is the maximum brightness the fixture can emit.

Q: 7. When these lights are plugged into power, will they automatically turn back on? I'm looking for lights that when I turn on the switch they are plugged into, they will AUTOMATICALLY TURN ON without having to press a button on the light fixtures themselves. Also, does the fixture maintain it's last settings? Thank you!

A: These lights use switches and knobs so they can be switched on via a inline power switch and it will stay in the same settings.

Q: 8. Does it runs on direct 220 volts?

A: Yes, this is dual voltage.

Q: 9. are the fc/lux rating measured before or after the optical filter panel in in place? what is the beam angle of the light and does the optical panel change the beam angle?

A: The manufacture does not list how they read the fc/Lux. Chances are with the filter on. From the information we currently have it seems the beam angle is around 120 degrees.

Q: 10. How many lumen do these lights emit each?

A: Each light emits 71,344 Lumens at 20"