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Godox Litemons LP1200R RGB LED Light Panel

Light up creatively by adding RGB colours to your scenes with the Litemons LP1200R RGB LED Light Panel from Godox. The LP1200R is a 120W, slim LED panel in elegant white housing. This full-colour fixture offers a combination of tungsten and daylight tones, plus RGB colours to elevate the look of your projects. Designed for creators inserted into all types of photography and video recording, the LP1200R allows for portable indoor or field operation. The panel has a single built-in V-mount battery plate for an optional battery, or you can power the light from the included AC power adapter. Featuring four leaves, its detachable barndoors can modify the beam spread for selective lighting control. Lightweight at just1.81 kg, the LP1200R measures 16.6 x 15.7 x 2.7", so it can fit into any lighting setup. A 360° bracket is placed at the bottom of the unit to set the LED light panel in any direction.

SKU: GC49-11.LP1200R

Godox Litemons LP1200R RGB LED Light Panel

Godox Litemons LP1200R RGB LED Light Panel

Light up creatively by adding RGB colours to your scenes with the Litemons LP1200R RGB LED Light Panel from Godox. The LP1200R is a 120W, slim LED panel in elegant white housing. This full-colour fixture offers a combination of tungsten and daylight tones, plus RGB colours to elevate the look of your projects. Designed for creators inserted into all types of photography and video recording, the LP1200R allows for portable indoor or field operation. The panel has a single built-in V-mount battery plate for an optional battery, or you can power the light from the included AC power adapter. Featuring four leaves, its detachable barndoors can modify the beam spread for selective lighting control. Lightweight at just1.81 kg, the LP1200R measures 16.6 x 15.7 x 2.7", so it can fit into any lighting setup. A 360° bracket is placed at the bottom of the unit to set the LED light panel in any direction.

Bright RGB Light Source

The LP1200R can be adjusted across its generous CCT range of 1800 to 10,000K. Select between CCT, HSI, RGBW, GEL, and FX modes to quickly choose from a vast spectrum of colours and achieve the look and effects you need for your scenes. The panel draws 120W and produces a bright yet soft and controllable quality of light.

Colour Accuracy

The LP1200R offers colour accuracy with a rating of 96 for both CRI and TLCI standards. Green-to-magenta shift is also available for colour correction.

14 Creative Lighting Effects

The 14 lighting effects, such as flash, lightning, cloudy, broken bulb, TV, candle, fire, fireworks, explosion, welding, police car, SOS, RGB cycle, and party, lend realism to your scenes.

Two Control Options

The panel is fully dimmable from 0 to 100% and allows adjustments locally on the fixture or remotely with the Godox Light app from your smartphone. On the back, a screen displays brightness percentage, colour temperature, and other essential settings. The app lets you control the light via Bluetooth from up to 49.2' away.

Two Power Options

The LP1200R features a single V-mount battery plate for a separately available V-mount battery and can also be powered using the included power adapter and cord.

Portability

Godox includes a carry bag for storage and transportation.

Key Features:

For Content Creators & Vloggers

120W Fixture

1800-10,000K CCT; RGB Colour Control

16.6 x 15.7" Panel; AC/DC Operation

Optional V-Mount Battery Power

CRI 96 | TLCI 96

Onboard & App Control

0-100% Dimming, 14 Lighting Effects

What's in the Box:

Godox Litemons LP1200R RGB LED Light Panel

Yoke

Power Cord

Power Adapter

Four-Way Barndoors

Carry Bag

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Godox Litemons LP1200R RGB LED Light Panel

Light up creatively by adding RGB colours to your scenes with the Litemons LP1200R RGB LED Light Panel from Godox. The LP1200R is a 120W, slim LED panel in elegant white housing. This full-colour fixture offers a combination of tungsten and daylight tones, plus RGB colours to elevate the look of your projects. Designed for creators inserted into all types of photography and video recording, the LP1200R allows for portable indoor or field operation. The panel has a single built-in V-mount battery plate for an optional battery, or you can power the light from the included AC power adapter. Featuring four leaves, its detachable barndoors can modify the beam spread for selective lighting control. Lightweight at just1.81 kg, the LP1200R measures 16.6 x 15.7 x 2.7", so it can fit into any lighting setup. A 360° bracket is placed at the bottom of the unit to set the LED light panel in any direction.

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