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Godox XT-16 2.4G Wireless Flash Trigger Only
Godox wireless power control system, the shoe-mounted Godox XT-16 Wireless Power-Control Flash Trigger 2.4G provides remote triggering as well as up to eight stops of wireless power control for select flashes equipped with the XTR-16 receiver (sold separately). It features a reliable 2.4 GHz radio system with an impressive range of 100m along with a choice of 16 channels. Users can sync at speeds up to 1/250 second and there are multiple power control settings for working with speed lights or studio flashes. Additionally, it runs on two easy-to-find AA batteries.
Compatibility
Godox Xt-16 2.4G Wireless Flash Trigger Only
- Wireless Power Control Function
- Mounts to Camera's Hot Shoe
- Frequency: 2.4 GHz
- Runs on two AA batteries
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Product Overview
Godox wireless power control system, the shoe-mounted Godox XT-16 Wireless Power-Control Flash Trigger 2.4G provides remote triggering as well as up to eight stops of wireless power control for select flashes equipped with the XTR-16 receiver (sold separately). It features a reliable 2.4 GHz radio system with an impressive range of 100m along with a choice of 16 channels. Users can sync at speeds up to 1/250 second and there are multiple power control settings for working with speed lights or studio flashes. Additionally, it runs on two easy-to-find AA batteries.
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