
Key Features
- Nebula C8 Light Engine with 8 colors, 1,000K–20,000K CCT, and ±200 G/M adjustment
- IP66 rated for outdoor use
- Lightweight at 2.11kg (4.65lb) with magnesium alloy body
- Dual power options: AC or 14.4–28V V-mount battery
- All-in-one unibody design with built-in power supply and controller
- 0–100% dimming in 0.1% increments
- Multiple control options: on-board, app, DMX/RDM, CRMX, Art-Net/sACN, NFC, wired
- Five fan modes for flexible cooling and noise control
- FE and FM mounts with electronic contacts and PosiTight security system
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OVERVIEW
Nebula C8 Light Engine – Professional RGBW Cinema Lighting
The Nebula C8 is a next-generation LED fixture built for film, broadcast, and location work where flexibility and durability are essential. Its eight-color mixing system (deep red, red, amber, lime, green, cyan, blue, indigo) delivers an expansive 1,000K–20,000K CCT range with ±200 green/magenta adjustment for precise color control.
Rugged, Lightweight, and Production-Ready
Constructed from magnesium alloy, the Nebula C8 weighs just 2.11kg (4.65lb), making it easy to rig and transport. Its IP66 rating protects against dust, rain, and harsh environments, ideal for outdoor shoots, ENG crews, and documentary filmmaking.
All-in-One Integrated Design
The unibody construction integrates the power supply and controller into a single compact fixture, reducing setup time and cable clutter. It operates via AC power or 14.4–28V V-mount batteries, providing full output in studio or on location.
Precision Performance
Smooth linear dimming from 0–100% with ultra-fine 0.1% adjustments ensures accurate exposure control. The ergonomic tilt-yoke features single-sided locking and angle indicators for quick, repeatable positioning. The FE mount incorporates a PosiTight system for secure modifier attachment.
Advanced Control Options
Designed for modern workflows, the Nebula C8 supports on-board OLED controls, remote controller and NANLINK app (iOS/Android), DMX/RDM integration, LumenRadio CRMX, Art-Net, sACN, NFC, and wired control for advanced networked setups.
Adaptive Cooling
Five selectable fan modes—Smart, Full Speed, Low Speed, Pause, and Off—allow users to balance cooling performance with noise requirements on set.
Mount & Accessory Ecosystem
Compatible with both FE and FM mounts, the Nebula C8 supports a wide range of modifiers and accessories. The PosiTight dual-security system ensures stability, even with heavier light-shaping tools.
Built For Professionals
The Nebula C8 is designed for cinematographers, lighting designers, documentary crews, ENG teams, and owner-operators seeking a compact, weather-sealed, high-output fixture with professional-grade control.
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lighting specifications
| Color Temperature | 1000 to 20,000K |
| Dimming | App-Controlled / Built-In Dimmer / DMX / RDM • 0 to 100% |
| CRI | 96 |
| Mount Type | Proprietary (Front Mount) | Support Mount 1x 1-1/8" Stud with 5/8" Receiver (Via Yoke Mount) Proprietary | Accessory Mount 3x 1/4"-20 Female Thread |
| Maximum Wattages | 150 W |
| Control Methods | Bluetooth | CRMX | Radio/RF *Remote Not Included | App-Controlled / Built-In Dimmer / DMX / RDM |
physical specifications
| Dimensions | 8.2 x 5.7 x 5" / 20.8 x 14.5 x 12.7 cm (Fixture) 14.17 x 9.65 x 8.66" / 35.99 x 24.51 x 22 cm (Included Storage Case) |
| Weight | 5.84 lb / 2.65 kg (Fixture with Yoke) |
detailed specs
| Power Supply | AC Power (Cable Included) | Battery (Not Included) |
battery/charger attributes
| Battery Type | 1x D-Tap Rechargeable, 14.4 to 28 VDC (Not Included) |
- Evoke 150C × 2
- RF-FE-45 FE Mount Reflector 45° × 2
- Light Stand x 2
- AC Power Cable 4.5m × 2
- D-Tap Cable × 2
- USB Flash Drive × 2
- AS-MB-1 Magnetic Base × 2
- User Manual × 1
- Carrying Bag × 1
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