Nanlite Foldable Floor Stand For PavoTube II LED Tubes


Key Features
- Stand Up Straight
- A Sturdy Base
- Travels Light
- For PavoTube II LED Tubes
OVERVIEW
The Nanlite Foldable Floor Stand For PavoTube II 15X and 30X LED Pixel Tubes is a fast and portable support designed to enable PavoTube II 15X and 30X's to stand vertically.
A Sturdy Base
With a ¼-20" mount and an 18" diameter footprint, the Nanlite Foldable Floor Stand ensures your PavoTube II's won't tip over on set while remaining compact and maneuverable.
Travels Light
The Nanlite Foldable Floor Stand's three legs nest together when collapsed for maximum space-saving, and with a weight of just 1.2lbs, it's a painless addition to any gear bag.
Please Note: Compatible with PavoTube II 15X and 30X or similar only, not suitable for use with PavoTube II 60X or larger tubes.
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physical specifications
| Weight | 0.5kg | 1.2lb |
| Dimensions | 25.8cm x 3.7cm x 4.8cm | 10in x 1.5in x 1.9in<br>Footprint Diameter: 45.7cm | 18in |
lighting specifications
| Mount Type | 1/4 20" |
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