Profoto ProHead Plus UV 500W with Zoom Reflector


Key Features
- Standard head for Pro studio generators
- Superior performance in tough & compact casing
- Compatible with entire range of Light Shaping Tools
- "Perfect Arc" flash tube included
- Safety Lamp Head Connector
- Guarantees perfect light and maximizes its lifetime
- Extra thick UV reducing glass cover
- Comes with sealed arc-proof connector
- Temperature controlled fan
- Powerful Modeling Light
- Easily Replaceable Flashtube and Glass Cover
- Profoto Zoom Reflector included
Overview
The Profoto 500 W ProHead Plus UV is a handy accessory that offers a stunning blend of compact size and superior performance. It features a to-be-patented Perfect Arc flash tube that provides excellent lighting and longer light life. The extra-thick UV-resistant glass cover and sealed arc-proof connector offer added safety while using the ProHead. Use the temperature-controlled fan for keeping the accessories and head cool even during excessive use. Furthermore, the ProHead also includes a Profoto Zoom Reflector.
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physical specifications
| Weight | 4.85 lbs (2.2kg) |
| Maximum Diameter | 4" (10 cm) |
| Color | Black |
detailed specifications
| Size | 10.25" |
- Zoom Refector
- Quartz flash tube "Perfect Arc"
- Halogen modelling lamp (optional 250 or 500w)
- Removable frosted glass cover
- Protective transportation cap
- Stand adapter
- Removable handle
- 4m(13ft)lamp cable with sealed arc-proof connector
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