Overview

The KNOWLED F400Bi Bi-Colour LED Light Panel from Godox delivers convenience and portability for film and television professionals. The 400W LED panel light has a wide CCT range adjustable from 2700 to 8500K and offers impeccable colour rendition with a CRI and TLCI of 96. The light also comes with 11 preprogramed special effects modes. In addition to local control on the unit's controller power supply, the F400Bi supports industry-standard control protocols such as DMX512 and LumenRadio CRMX Control, as well as built-in 2.4 GHz wireless control and Bluetooth support, enabling compatibility with the optional Godox RC-R9 Remote and the Godox Light App.

SKU: GC49-11.F400BI

Godox Knowled F400 Bi-Colour Flex LED Light Panel 600X1200mm

The KNOWLED F400Bi Bi-Colour LED Light Panel from Godox delivers convenience and portability for film and television professionals. The 400W LED panel light has a wide CCT range adjustable from 2700 to 8500K and offers impeccable colour rendition with a CRI and TLCI of 96. The light also comes with 11 preprogramed special effects modes. In addition to local control on the unit's controller power supply, the F400Bi supports industry-standard control protocols such as DMX512 and LumenRadio CRMX Control, as well as built-in 2.4 GHz wireless control and Bluetooth support, enabling compatibility with the optional Godox RC-R9 Remote and the Godox Light App.

The F400Bi is rated at IP65 for dust and water resistance, ensuring the light bead and controller remain safe and operational in adverse conditions. The light comes with the controller, a connector cable, a power cable, an X-bracket and adapter holder for mounting, a softbox for diffusion, and two bags for carrying the panel and its accessories.

 

Features

  • For Film, Broadcast & Video Production

  • Output: 14700 Lux at 3.3' (5600K)

  • 2700-8500K CCT

  • 2.1 x 4' Panel; AC/DC Operation

  • CRI 96 | TLCI 96

  • Onboard, DMX, Bluetooth, App Control

  • Softbox, Adapter Holder

  • X-Bracket & Carry Case

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Product Overview

The KNOWLED F400Bi Bi-Colour LED Light Panel from Godox delivers convenience and portability for film and television professionals. The 400W LED panel light has a wide CCT range adjustable from 2700 to 8500K and offers impeccable colour rendition with a CRI and TLCI of 96. The light also comes with 11 preprogramed special effects modes. In addition to local control on the unit's controller power supply, the F400Bi supports industry-standard control protocols such as DMX512 and LumenRadio CRMX Control, as well as built-in 2.4 GHz wireless control and Bluetooth support, enabling compatibility with the optional Godox RC-R9 Remote and the Godox Light App.

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