With its familiar, user-friendly form factor, the Genaray Endeavor ML-33K Daylight LED Monolight Kitfrom Genaray Endeavor ML-33K Daylight LED Monolight Kitis a versatile and highly powerful light source that boasts an impressive 33,000 lux output at 3 feet that will bathe your subjects in bright daylight-balanced light. The COB LED emits its beam from a compact area for a traditional single-shadow light, and it provides soft, circular edges with the bonus of round, natural-looking catchlights and reflections. Great for video shoots, the Endeavor emits a flicker-free beam that eliminates unwanted strobing effects when shooting at high frame rates for slow-motion video or high-speed imaging. The Endeavor's 5600K color balance blends seamlessly with ambient light on location or with other daylight fixtures, and its extremely high CRI/TLCI ratings of 97.5 and 98.5 are your assurance of superior performance and accuracy in color reproduction. Genaray has also considered locations dominated by tungsten lights by including an amber conversion filter. The light also features 0 to 100% flicker-free dimming in 10-degree increments, opening the door to high-speed shooting for slow-motion applications, while maintaining its high CRI/TLCI ratings no matter the chosen power level.

One of the Endeavor's outstanding benefits is its power options. It features multi-voltage operation from 90-240 VAC worldwide use, and for shooting in locations where AC power is unavailable, separate purchase of Genaray's BA-VMOUNT-E adapter will allow you to run the light on two V-mount batteries. The light has a wide beam spread of 120 degrees for ample coverage, but since it employs the widely used Bowens front accessory mount, Genaray and manufacturers' modifiers can be used to shape and control the Endeavor's output. For further light-shaper compatibility, the light's 5/8" receiver has a channel for optional umbrellas. A well-known benefit of using LEDs is their very low generated heat. The Endeavor draws just 150W and employs a thermostatically controlled fan and built-in heat sync ports that regulate the internal temperature, allowing for close-up shooting without causing the subject discomfort, as well as extending the LED life to 50,000 hours.

In addition to all the features above, the Endeavor extends control options. The fixture has a built-in 16-channel, 5-group receiver, and while you can adjust power levels locally on the fixture, you can also make adjustments wirelessly at distances up to 100' with the separate purchase of Genaray's Lightseeker 2.4 GHz remote transmitter—a very valuable asset when lights are hung overhead or mounted in out-of-the-way places.

2 Endeavor Daylight LED Monolights    BoomBox 36" Octagonal Softbox    2 Heavy-Duty 9.5' Air-Cushioned Stands    Daylight-Balanced 5600K    CRI/TLCI: 97.5/98.5, Dimming: 0-100%    90 to 240V Adapter, 16-Channel Receiver    Reflector with Bowens Mount    Stand: 22 lb Load Capacity

The Endeavor's COB LED outputs plenty of light—more than 33,000 lux at 3' and is dimmable from 0 to 100% in 10% increments. Its 5600K daylight-balanced output allows it to be integrated seamlessly into ambient light on location or with other daylight fixtures. For situations dominated by tungsten fixtures, Genaray includes an amber conversion filter.

The light is flicker-free at any power level, allowing shooting at high frame rates. Its very high CRI/TLCI ratings of 97.5 and 98.5 are your assurance of superior exactness in color rendition.

Unlike rectangular panels, the Endeavor's LED provides soft, circular edges, and reflects round, natural-looking catchlights in your subject's eyes.

The Endeavor is ready for worldwide use with its multi-voltage capacity to operate on 110-240 VAC, and with separate purchase of Genaray's BA-VMOUNT-E adapter, it can also run on two V-mount batteries when AC power is unavailable.

The Endeavor has a built-in Lightseeker 2.4 GHz, 16-channel radio receiver. Separate purchase of the Lightseeker remote transmitter will allow you to make light intensity adjustments at distances up to 100' away.

One of the benefits of using LEDs is their very low, almost negligible heat. The Endeavor draws just 150W and employs a thermostatically controlled fan and built-in heat sync ports that regulate the internal temperature, allowing for extended shoots without overheating as well as close lighting placement without causing the subject discomfort.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Are these lights tough enough for every day shoots at client locations?

A: Yes, the Genaray Endeavor can withstand heavy everyday use while on location.

Q: 2. What is the run time for the battery on a single charge at full power?

A: Run time for the light is about 45 minutes at full power.

Q: 3. WHAT IS THE LUX POWER AT 3 METERS?

A: According to the manufacturer about 3066LUX at 3m with a reflector on.

Q: 4. will it work with GVM SD300B?

A: The GVM Pro SD300B Bi-Color LED Monolight (300W) has proprietary cables that will not fit with Genaray Dual V-Mount Battery Adapter for Endeavor 150W LED Monolight; we suggest the GVM V-Mount Battery Plate Adapter for SD300 Series LED Monolights (https://bhpho.to/3wnBeTF).

Q: 5. How is the light output compared to an ARRI 650 fresnel?

A: The Arri is a lensed fresnel so its a little bit of a uneven comparison, but they are about the same. The Arri will be brighter in its beam, the Genaray wider in its spread.

Q: 6. Is it possible to turn the fan off? And if not, how loud is the fan compared to the Genaray PortaBright Bi-Color LED

A: The fan cannot be turned off. The fan on the Genaray Portrabright is not very loud compared to the ML33K.

Q: 7. Can this light be power with a d-tap battery?

A: You can use the Litepanels Anton Bauer D-Tap to 3-Pin XLR Cable, B&H # LIPTXC https://bhpho.to/34yL5SB

Q: 8. I try to get my head around the comparison of a traditional studio flash setup and a LED setup. My personal example: I shoot family portraits in a studio. Use a standard light setup with a Broncolor Pulso 3200 WS with 3 heads , 1 big 3 ft soft-box , 1 beauty-dish and 1 reflector with grid. In general ISO 200 - 400 and Apertures 2 - 8 with my Fujifilm X-H1. Off course the Broncolor handles that with room to spare. How would this setup work-out with the Genaray Endeavor and/or the Powerhouse ? Can I work with similar camera settings with an acceptable shutter-speed ? Say 1/30 sec ?

A: For ISO 200-400 you will be down to 1/30 for f/8 or a touch slower depending on how far the lights are setup. And then you can get movement when using Genaray Endeavor ML-33K Daylight LED Monolight.

Q: 9. How does this light compare to the Genaray Radiance Daylight?

A: These are the Major diferences The Endevor is Brighter covers a wider angle, The Radiance has DMX is Smaller and less costly. The choice is yours. Radiance Endavor Beam Angle 46~64 deg 120 deg Photometric 2,136 fc 3,065 fc Size Smaller Larger DMX YES NO

Q: 10. Correct LUX power , in the description it says 33000 LUx , in an answer provided 2o feb 2020 you say 3066 LUX ... which is correct ?

A: The correct answer is 33000 @ 3'.