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Godox KNOWLED M300R RGB LED Monolight (Travel Kit)

Take advantage of a full RGB fixture with a variety of control and power options with the KNOWLED M300R RGB LED Monolight from Godox. The M300R is part of the brand's KNOWLED professional system that offers powerful lighting and advanced features carefully crafted to satisfy film, TV, and broadcast setups. Experience RGB lighting with complete control over its operation and a wide colour temperature range of 1800 to 10,000K. Capable of creating a colourful RGB spectrum, the M300R also boasts high output with 460W of power. The light body and controller box were designed with an IP65 rating to handle the most demanding production sets. This version includes a carry bag for convenient storage and transportation.

SKU: GC49-11.M300RK1

Godox KNOWLED M300R RGB LED Monolight (Travel Kit)

Godox KNOWLED M300R RGB LED Monolight (Travel Kit)

Take advantage of a full RGB fixture with a variety of control and power options with the KNOWLED M300R RGB LED Monolight from Godox. The M300R is part of the brand's KNOWLED professional system that offers powerful lighting and advanced features carefully crafted to satisfy film, TV, and broadcast setups. Experience RGB lighting with complete control over its operation and a wide colour temperature range of 1800 to 10,000K. Capable of creating a colourful RGB spectrum, the M300R also boasts high output with 460W of power. The light body and controller box were designed with an IP65 rating to handle the most demanding production sets. This version includes a carry bag for convenient storage and transportation.

Impressive Output

Combined with the included reflector, the M300R produces an impressive punch of 101,000 lux at 3.3' (5600K) in normal mode. The light also allows dimming from 100% down to 0% to quicky adapt to any scene, along four dimming curves: linear, S-curve, exponential, and logarithmic. Users can also make precise adjustments with green/magenta shift. Not only that, but the fixture delivers colour accuracy ratings of CRI 96 and TLCI 95 to ensure professional-quality colour rendition.

Ultimate Colour Control

Built-in CCT, HSI, RGBW, GEL, XY, and FX modes ensure complete colour control, packing 14 lighting effects. Lend realism to your scenes with customisable flash, lightning, cloudy, broken bulb, TV, candle, fire, fireworks, explosion, welding, cop car, SOS, RGB cycle, and party effects. Adjust their parametres and set different speeds to find the exact look you need.

Advanced Control

A variety of control methods allow you to adjust and control your light effortlessly and simplify your workflow. Control the fixture onboard with the included controller, via DMX/RDM, or wirelessly through LumenRadio CRMX or Ethernet, which supports the advanced Art-Net and sACN protocols. Bluetooth connectivity from a 196.8' distance is possible as well with the Godox KNOWLED and Godox Light apps.

Expanded Power Options & Silent Operation

The light runs on AC power, but it will also run on a separately available 14.8V V-mount battery. Here, you get the inclusion of a connection cable and AC power cord. Finally, efficient fan cooling provides reliable heat dissipation while keeping the M300R is quiet enough during operation to suit sound-sensitive environments. You can even turn it off for complete silence or choose from auto, medium, and high fan modes.

Key Features:

CRI 96 | TLCI 95

14 Lighting Effects

Output: 101,000 Lux at 3.3' With Reflector

1800-10,000K CCT; Full RGB Colour Control

AC Power; Optional Battery Power

Onboard, DMX, CRMX & Ethernet Control

Bowens s Mount & IP65 Rating

What's in the Box:

Godox KNOWLED M300R RGB LED Monolight (Travel Kit)

Reflector

Controller

Controller Clamp

Connecting Cord

AC Power Cord

Tying Rope

Safety Cable

Lamp Cover

Carry Bag

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Godox KNOWLED M300R RGB LED Monolight (Travel Kit)

Take advantage of a full RGB fixture with a variety of control and power options with the KNOWLED M300R RGB LED Monolight from Godox. The M300R is part of the brand's KNOWLED professional system that offers powerful lighting and advanced features carefully crafted to satisfy film, TV, and broadcast setups. Experience RGB lighting with complete control over its operation and a wide colour temperature range of 1800 to 10,000K. Capable of creating a colourful RGB spectrum, the M300R also boasts high output with 460W of power. The light body and controller box were designed with an IP65 rating to handle the most demanding production sets. This version includes a carry bag for convenient storage and transportation.

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