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Nanlite BT-BG-V V-Mount Battery Grip for Forza 60 and FC-60 Lights

Enhance your lighting setup with the versatile BT-BG-V V-Mount Battery Grip, designed to complement the Forza series and FC-60B lights. Whether handheld or mounted on a stand, this grip offers stability, ease of use, and robust performance as a portable lighting solution.

SKU: GC52-NNBTBGV

Nanlite BT-BG-V V-Mount Battery Grip for Forza 60 and FC-60 Lights

Nanlite BT-BG-V V-Mount Battery Grip for Forza 60 and FC-60 Lights

Enhance your lighting setup with the versatile BT-BG-V V-Mount Battery Grip, designed to complement the Forza series and FC-60B lights. Whether handheld or mounted on a stand, this grip offers stability, ease of use, and robust performance as a portable lighting solution.

Whether you're a professional videographer, photographer, or content creator, the BT-BG-V V-Mount Battery Grip is an essential accessory for enhancing your lighting setup with flexibility and reliability. Ideal for use with Forza 60 II, Forza 60B II, Forza 60C, and FC-60B lights, it ensures you have the power and stability needed to capture every shot with precision and clarity.

The BT-BG-V V-Mount Battery Grip is engineered with a focus on user comfort and functionality. Its anti-slip design ensures a secure grip, whether you're moving around a set or adjusting lighting angles. Compatible with 14.4V-14.8V/10A V-mount batteries, it provides reliable power for continuous mobile lighting needs.

Equipped with a 5/8'' baby pin for mounting the light fixture directly and a standard 5/8" receiver for easy attachment to a light stand, the grip offers straightforward installation. Simply tighten the adjustment knob to secure it in place, allowing for quick transitions between handheld and mounted configurations.

Key Features:

Versatile V-Mount Battery Grip

Compatible with Forza Series

Handheld or Mounted Use

Anti-Slip Secure Grip

Supports 14.4V to 14.8V Battery

5/8 Inch Baby Pin Mount

Standard 5/8 Inch Receiver

Quick and Easy Installation

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Nanlite BT-BG-V V-Mount Battery Grip for Forza 60 and FC-60 Lights

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Nanlite BT-BG-V V-Mount Battery Grip for Forza 60 and FC-60 Lights

Enhance your lighting setup with the versatile BT-BG-V V-Mount Battery Grip, designed to complement the Forza series and FC-60B lights. Whether handheld or mounted on a stand, this grip offers stability, ease of use, and robust performance as a portable lighting solution.

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