Overview

Nanlite Power Controller Battery and Control Station for FC-300B and FC-500 Lights

The Nanlite FC PowerController is an optional accessory for the FC-300B,FC-500B,and FC-500C LED spotlights that lets you use them on battery power. It features two V-Mount battery plates for 14.4-14.8V or 26V V-Mount batteries (batteries sold separately). It has 2 knobs,2 buttons,and a 2-inch screen for controlling the connected FC-Series light. You can mount the light high up on a stand and use the manual controls on the FC PowerController closer to you on the ground.

SKU: GC52-NNBTBCS48V35MM

Nanlite PowerController Battery and Control Station for FC-300B and FC-500 Lights

Nanlite Power Controller Battery and Control Station for FC-300B and FC-500 Lights

The Nanlite FC PowerController is an optional accessory for the FC-300B,FC-500B,and FC-500C LED spotlights that lets you use them on battery power. It features two V-Mount battery plates for 14.4-14.8V or 26V V-Mount batteries (batteries sold separately). It has 2 knobs,2 buttons,and a 2-inch screen for controlling the connected FC-Series light. You can mount the light high up on a stand and use the manual controls on the FC PowerController closer to you on the ground.

You can connect the FC PowerController to an AC outlet and use it to control the connected light when batteries are not being used. In addition,when connected to a standard AC outlet,the FC PowerController will charge attached 14.4-14.8V and 26V V-Mount batteries. It can be hung on a light stand with a built-in strap,and it also has a mounting plate on the back for attaching to stands with the separately available ASCPQRFZ Super Clamp.

Battery Power for Fc-series

The FC PowerController lets you use the Nanlite FC-300B,FC-500B,and FC-500C on battery power.

Built-in Controls & Screen

Features the buttons,knobs,and screen you need to control your FC-Series spotlight-so you no longer need to access the controls built into the light head.

Charges V-mount Batteries

When plugged into an AC outlet,the FC PowerController will charge attached 14.4-14.8V and 26V V-Mount batteries.

Key Features:

Compatible with FC-Series Spotlights

Supports Two V-Mount Batteries

Controls via Knobs,Buttons,Screen

Charges V-Mount Batteries on AC

Mounts on Light Stands Easily

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Nanlite Power Controller Battery and Control Station for FC-300B and FC-500 Lights

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Nanlite Power Controller Battery and Control Station for FC-300B and FC-500 Lights

The Nanlite FC PowerController is an optional accessory for the FC-300B,FC-500B,and FC-500C LED spotlights that lets you use them on battery power. It features two V-Mount battery plates for 14.4-14.8V or 26V V-Mount batteries (batteries sold separately). It has 2 knobs,2 buttons,and a 2-inch screen for controlling the connected FC-Series light. You can mount the light high up on a stand and use the manual controls on the FC PowerController closer to you on the ground.

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