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Key Features
- Measures: 8.9 x 5.2 x 4.5"
- Color Temperature: 5600K, CRI: 96
- Dims: 0-100%, Optional V-Mount Battery
- 11 Special F/X DMX/RDM, Bluetooth, App
- 110-240 VAC Power, Bowens Mount
- DMX/RDM, Bluetooth, App Control
- Includes 5/8" Receiver and Reflector
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OVERVIEW
The Forza 150 Daylight LED Monolight from Nanlite is loaded with features. Color temperature is a solid 5600K and CRI is 96 - your assurance of faithful and accurate color. The panel measures 8.9 x 5.2 x 4.5" and is quite compact for a monolight. It has a Bowens front accessory mount to be compatible with modifiers made by the many manufacturers that use this popular mount
The light is powerful and can output 27,960 lux at 3.3' and dims from 100 to 0%. It's even more powerful with a Bowens mount long-throw reflector. The Forza 150 has a multitude of control options and benefits from DMX/RDM for console-centered control to wireless adjustments via Bluetooth with an app from your phone.
The light is ready for worldwide use thanks to its 110 to 240 VAC power supply, but it can also be powered by V-mount batteries when mains current is unavailable.
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lighting specifications
| Color Temperature | 5600K |
| Dimming | 0-100% |
| CRI | CRI: 96 -TLCI: 98 |
| Mount Type | 5/8" Receiver with rotating yolk | Bowens |
| Maximum Wattages | 180w |
physical specifications
| Dimensions | 14 x 8.4 x 4.5 in |
| Weight | 5 lbs |
With a Purchase
- Nanlite FS-150 monolight
- Reflector
- AC adapter
- Case
With a Rental
- Nanlite Forza 150 LED Monolight
- Reflector
- Protection Cap
- Bowens Mount Adapter
- AC Power Supply
- Carrying Case
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