The CAME-TV Boltzen Bi-Color Fresnel 55W 3-Light Kitfrom CAME-TV Boltzen Bi-Color Fresnel 55W 3-Light Kitis a great core setup for inside the studio but especially for the road. The kit includes 3 versatile light sources, each with 4-way barndoors, an AC adapter, a D-Tap cable, a light stand, and both soft and milky-white diffusion filters. A hard cloth carry case with shoulder strap is also included for storage and transport

The Boltzen has color that's variable from 3200 to 5600K to meet any ambient light challenge, blend seamlessly with other fixtures, or just for creative expression. The light's impressively high CRI of 98 indicates advanced accuracy in color rendering. The Boltzen is also dimmable, and while you can make color and light intensity adjustments locally on the fixture, you can also make them wirelessly from an optional controller thanks to built-in Wi-Fi. Each light is adjustable from 20 to 60 degrees and has 4-way barndoors to further shape the output for selective lighting. The light is AC/DC, has a built-in dual NP-F750/F960 battery plate, and comes with a D-Tap battery cable for V-mount batteries to deal with situations where AC power is unavailable.

Color Temperature: 3200-5600K, CRI:98    3 x Boltzen 55W Fresnels with Barndoors    3 x AC Adapters, Optional Batteries    3 x Light Stands, Optional Batteries    3 x Each: Soft, Milky-White Filters    3 x D-Tap Cables    Hard Fabric Carrying Case

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. 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: 2. How strong is the throw on this light ?

A: As per the manufacturer, this LED fixture offers 4200 lux at 1m.

Q: 3. 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: 4. 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: 5. Does this have a remote ?

A: While the CAME-TV Boltzen 55W Focusable Fresnel Daylight LED Light does not have a remote control, they do offer the CAME-TV Boltzen Wi-Fi Controller, B&H # CABZWIFI, which would be compatible with smartphones & tablets that are Wi-Fi compatible using CAME-TV's Boltzen LED App. This would allow you to control the brightness (and color temperature on Bi-Color units), and also has a timer to set ON/OFF times for the light fixture.

Q: 6. where is it made?

A: This light is made in China.

Q: 7. Does this light come with the AC adapter? If not which adapter should I use with this light?

A: It does include AC adapters but not batteries. Those youll need to supply yourself. Nice little lights.

Q: 8. How long does the Sony battery keep the light lit for?

A: N970 will keep it lit for about an hour.

Q: 9. Would this light be ok to add a soft spot onto background? How could you attach gels to it?

A: As the CAME-TV Boltzen 55W Focusable Fresnel Daylight LED Light is a focusing head, you can change the light's beam angle from 20-60. At 20, it would work as a soft spot for your background usage needs. You may use a standard C-47 clothespin to clip a colored filter gel onto the barndoors on the front of the CAME-TV Boltzen 55W Focusable Fresnel Daylight LED Light.

Q: 10. Would this light be powerful enough to light up a first dance at a wedding reception?

A: This light would be powerful enough to light up a first dance at a wedding reception.