The Photogenic ION Inverter & StudioMax 320W Flash Kitallows you to take your studio strobes on the road or off the road without electricity and without noisy generators or bulky old-style inverters. Weighing in at only 3.5 lb including its battery, the Ion measures only 7.5 x 4.4 x 3.3" but is able to deliver hundreds or even thousands of full power flashes depending on the flash head in use. For example, Photogenic's 1,000W/s PL1000DR gets 300 full power flashes on a fully charged battery while their AKC160 will get a whopping 2,050 flashes from the same battery. Of course, you can double or triple your capacity by simply purchasing extra batteries which can be charged apart from the inverter. Extra chargers are available to charge more than 1 battery concurrently.

Convenience features include a USB port to power computers and other electronic devices and an LED "fuel gauge" that allows you to check on remaining power at a glance. The system includes the ION Inverter, battery, charger, light stand clamp and strap.

Note: flash capacity specs are based on Photogenic flash heads but other brands of flash heads may be used with the inverter. Power input is 100 to 265VAC, 50/60Hz but output is 120V only.

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For complete specs on the items included in this system please click on the links below:

ION Inverter Module

ION Battery

ION Charger

ION Multi-Clamp

ION Strap

Ion Lithium-ion Pure Sine Wave Inverter    Includes Battery    Multi-Clamp Mounts Inverter to Stand    StudioMax III AKC320 Flash Head    Eclipse 45" White/Black Umbrella    Talon TALS8 8.0' Light Stand    1,200 Full Power Flashes per Charge

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the power adaptor come with this?

A: No, it does not come with the charger. It also does not come with a battery.Most get this set up get the one that comes with a battery or two.This is the link for the kits, a href= http://bhpho.to/1wBUl4P. target= _blank http://bhpho.to/1wBUl4P./a If you do need just the charger it is, a href= http://bhpho.to/16JOmRt. target= _blank http://bhpho.to/16JOmRt./a

Q: 2. Will it work if you leave the modelling light on?

A: Best practice is to not use the modeling lamp while on battery power since it will quickly drain the battery.

Q: 3. Will this work as a replacement of Bowens BW-5555?

A: Unfortunately, this charger is only for the Photogenic ION Power Inverter.

Q: 4. Hi. How does it connect to each light? Are there a series of cords available that plug into the battery and the lights? Thank you.

A: Plug the cord that comes with light in. It is a standard grounded plug. Buy a spare battery incase you have a very long assignment. I have never had the battery run out of power. I use photogenic lights too. Great well built products

Q: 5. Will this work with a Godox DP800iii studio strobe?

A: Yes, the Photogenic Ion Lithium-ion Pure Sine Wave Inverter System can handle the power of a Godox DP800III.

Q: 6. How does this perform with the Profoto D1 or D2 monolights? Will it maintain the same recycle speeds as if the light were plugging in?

A: I have other mono lights, but I have not noticed any difference in recycle time. The inverter is providing a portable electric outlet for you. From that standpoint, it is really the same as if it were plugged into a wall.

Q: 7. Will this work with Profoto 600 monolights? Will it power an Acute 1200 pack? Thanks

A: This Photogenic ION pack is suitable for a monolight up to 1000 watt/sec such as the Photogenic Powerlight 1000.

Q: 8. Is this compatible with two, sk 400 godox monolight ?

A: Yes.I am using photogenic1250 two of them on location 500w not full power.Modeling light switch off.First bought in april 2013,second one bought in may 2015.At reception make it wireless on 3 wheel light stand.easy to move around.ION photogenic are good for two SK400 moonlight Godox.

Q: 9. Is it powerfull enough to trigger 2 elinchrom x 400w simultaneously?

A: Yes, this product can power (2) Elinchrom monolights at 400 watt/sec each.

Q: 10. What is the typical time to charge the unit so it has a 100% charge

A: I only had it for a week, then returned it. Charged it twice. Took about 3-4 hrs. My problem was it didn't give nearly the amount of flashes that they advertised. Maybe it was the units I was using it with, photogenic 1250s. I don't know. Hope this helps.