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Nanlite CC-S-PTII60X Bag to Suit PavoTube II 60X 4 Kit

A meticulously designed padded carry-bag tailored to house up to four of Nanlite's 8-foot PavoTube II 60X LED Pixel Tubes, complete with designated internal zippered chambers for each tube plus room for AC adapters and basic accessories. Crafted from robust Oxford fabric with PE-foam lining and reinforced end-padding, it offers balanced, centre-handle portability and the ability to unzip fully and lay flat for swift gear access on set. Engineered for creative professionals, this bag combines practical organisation with protection, ensuring your lighting kit remains orderly, easily deployed and safeguarded during transport.

SKU: GC52-NNCCSPTII60X

Nanlite CC-S-PTII60X Bag to Suit PavoTube II 60X 4 Kit

Nanlite CC-S-PTII60X Bag to Suit PavoTube II 60X 4 Kit

A meticulously designed padded carry-bag tailored to house up to four of Nanlite's 8-foot PavoTube II 60X LED Pixel Tubes, complete with designated internal zippered chambers for each tube plus room for AC adapters and basic accessories. Crafted from robust Oxford fabric with PE-foam lining and reinforced end-padding, it offers balanced, centre-handle portability and the ability to unzip fully and lay flat for swift gear access on set. Engineered for creative professionals, this bag combines practical organisation with protection, ensuring your lighting kit remains orderly, easily deployed and safeguarded during transport.

Key Features:

Holds Four 8ft PavoTubes

Individual Zippered Tube Chambers

Room for AC Adapters and Accessories

Durable Oxford Fabric Construction

PE-Foam and End Padding

Centre Handle for Portability

Fully Unzips for Easy Access

Designed for Creative Professionals

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Nanlite CC-S-PTII60X Bag to Suit PavoTube II 60X 4 Kit

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Nanlite CC-S-PTII60X Bag to Suit PavoTube II 60X 4 Kit

A meticulously designed padded carry-bag tailored to house up to four of Nanlite's 8-foot PavoTube II 60X LED Pixel Tubes, complete with designated internal zippered chambers for each tube plus room for AC adapters and basic accessories. Crafted from robust Oxford fabric with PE-foam lining and reinforced end-padding, it offers balanced, centre-handle portability and the ability to unzip fully and lay flat for swift gear access on set. Engineered for creative professionals, this bag combines practical organisation with protection, ensuring your lighting kit remains orderly, easily deployed and safeguarded during transport.

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