Overview

The Flashpoint XPLOR Power 2400ws, 32.8 foot (10 meters) extension cable transforms the advanced XPLOR Power 2400 Pro series flash head into a boom-friendly powerhouse, perfect for use with Softboxes, large parabolic umbrellas, or as a remotely placed gridded hair light. Thatfs almost a full yard of extension for your most dynamic and powerful flashhead in the Flashpoint R2 Universe.

SKU: GC49-11.EC2400L

Godox Ec2400 10M Extension Cable For The P2400 Pk

The Flashpoint XPLOR Power 2400ws, 32.8 foot (10 meters) extension cable transforms the advanced XPLOR Power 2400 Pro series flash head into a boom-friendly powerhouse, perfect for use with Softboxes, large parabolic umbrellas, or as a remotely placed gridded hair light. Thatfs almost a full yard of extension for your most dynamic and powerful flashhead in the Flashpoint R2 Universe.

Sometimes you need more range, such as the head-mounted on a boom, the pack hidden well off the set, or unobtrusive in the commercial studio. Our solution is this Flashpoint EC2400 32.8f Flash Head Extension Cord that adds a 32.8f flex cabling of extra reach. The EC2400L breaks the lighting limits without sacrificing output, quickly enabling inaccessible, difficult-to-place precise lighting. The cable connects directly to the XPLOR Power energy pack by locking the pronged cable link, toe and then heel, and finally inserting the head cord receiver into the cablefs matching 22 pin socket.

The dedicated Flashpoint H2400P 2400ws Flash Head for the Flashpoint XPLOR Power 2400 Pro R2 TTL Power Pack flashheads are innovative on their own. 12 feet of kink-resistant cable helps the photographer use a boom, softbox, or large studio. But now you have 44.8f of efficient XPLOR 2400ws flash power!

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Godox Ec2400 10M Extension Cable For The P2400 Pk

Flashpoint FPEC2400L Features

  • Efficient 32.8f 2400ws extension flash head dedicated output
  • Totals 44.8f feet of lightweight extension from the power pack
  • Useful for boom mounted light modifiers
  • Enables remote hard to place light positioning

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The Flashpoint XPLOR Power 2400ws, 32.8 foot (10 meters) extension cable transforms the advanced XPLOR Power 2400 Pro series flash head into a boom-friendly powerhouse, perfect for use with Softboxes, large parabolic umbrellas, or as a remotely placed gridded hair light. Thatfs almost a full yard of extension for your most dynamic and powerful flashhead in the Flashpoint R2 Universe.

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