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Nanlite V-Mount Battery Handle Grip for FC-120B, FC-120C, Forza 150 and 150B

The BT-BG-XLR4II is designed to be handheld or mounted on a light stand, making it a stable, easy-to-use, and powerful portable lighting tool for professionals and enthusiasts alike.

SKU: GC52-NNBTBGXLR4II

Nanlite V-Mount Battery Handle Grip for FC-120B, FC-120C, Forza 150 and 150B

Nanlite V-Mount Battery Handle Grip for FC-120B, FC-120C, Forza 150 and 150B

The BT-BG-XLR4II is designed to be handheld or mounted on a light stand, making it a stable, easy-to-use, and powerful portable lighting tool for professionals and enthusiasts alike.

The BT-BG-XLR4II is a V-Mount battery grip featuring a 4-pin XLR connector. Its anti-slip design ensures a comfortable and stable grip, providing reliable performance during fast-paced shoots. This grip supports one 14.8V-26V/10A V-mount battery, meeting the user's needs for quick and efficient mobile fill lighting.

Equipped with a 5/8'' baby pin for mounting the light fixture and a standard 5/8" receiver for mounting on a light stand, the grip allows for quick and convenient installation by simply tightening the adjustment knob to secure it.

Elevate your lighting setup with the BT-BG-XLR4II, designed for compatibility with Forza 150, Forza 150B, and FC-120B. Whether handheld or mounted, this battery grip offers stability, ease of use, and the power needed for professional lighting on the go.

Key Features:

Handheld or Mounted Grip

V-Mount Battery Grip

4-Pin XLR Connector

Anti-Slip Comfortable Grip

Supports 14.8V to 26V Battery

5/8 Inch Baby Pin Mount

Standard 5/8 Inch Receiver

Quick and Convenient Installation

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Nanlite V-Mount Battery Handle Grip for FC-120B, FC-120C, Forza 150 and 150B

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Product Overview

Nanlite V-Mount Battery Handle Grip for FC-120B, FC-120C, Forza 150 and 150B

The BT-BG-XLR4II is designed to be handheld or mounted on a light stand, making it a stable, easy-to-use, and powerful portable lighting tool for professionals and enthusiasts alike.

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