Overview

Use this S60BI Focusing LED Light from Godox for when you require variable beam spread backed by control and power options. The light has an expansive beam spread from 6 to 55 degrees so you can use it as an accent light, a hair light, a long throw fixture, or a selective lighting tool. At 55 degrees, it is easy to fill a silk or light a group. The included barndoors allow you to further shape the light.

SKU: GC49-11.S60BI

Godox S60Bi Bi-Colour Led Light 60W

Use this S60BI Focusing LED Light from Godox for when you require variable beam spread backed by control and power options. The light has an expansive beam spread from 6 to 55 degrees so you can use it as an accent light, a hair light, a long throw fixture, or a selective lighting tool. At 55 degrees, it is easy to fill a silk or light a group. The included barndoors allow you to further shape the light.

Since you can adjust the color temperature from daylight to tungsten as needed, this fixture is a versatile option for indoor or outdoor shooting, and dimmable from 0-100%. You can make these adjustments locally on the fixture, from a console via onboard DMX, wirelessly with a smartphone app, or with an optional remote controller that has a range of 164'. The S60BI is ready for worldwide use thanks to its 100 to 240V power supply, but you can also run it via its controller's V-mount battery plate when AC power is unavailable.

Precise Control of Light Coverage

With a beam angle from 6 to 55 degrees, it produces the output results you need via the rotary knob on the back.

Outstanding Lighting Effects

The light's CRI/TLCI ratings of 96+/97+ are your assurance of accurate color representation in any application. The light offers adjustable brightness from 0-100% for more flexible control.

Power Anywhere

A control box supports AC power and an optional user-supplied V-mount battery can be used for location shooting.

Optional Remote Control

With a built-in Bluetooth system, the light can be remotely adjusted for the setting on the user-friendly Godox Light app. It also supports optional RC-A6 wireless remote control.

Compatibility

Godox S60Bi Bi-Colour Led Light 60W

Key Features

  • Color Temperature: 2800-6500K
  • Beam Angle: 6 to 55°
  • 32 Channels, 16 Groups
  • Dims 0-100%, Smartphone App Control
  • 100-240 VAC, Optional V-Mount Battery
  • Optional Wireless Remote Control

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Product Overview

Use this S60BI Focusing LED Light from Godox for when you require variable beam spread backed by control and power options. The light has an expansive beam spread from 6 to 55 degrees so you can use it as an accent light, a hair light, a long throw fixture, or a selective lighting tool. At 55 degrees, it is easy to fill a silk or light a group. The included barndoors allow you to further shape the light.

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