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Pilotcine ARX50 AtomCUBE 10" RX50 RGBWW Portable Video Light

Pilotcine, a lighting brand launched by Pilotfly Technology Company in Taiwan presents the AtomCUBE 10" RX50 RGBWW Portable Video Light Panel, a versatile, compact light source measuring 9 x 6.5". It has two colour modes, light intensity control, and power options. The fixture dedicates its LEDs to CCT colour from an expansive 2500 to 8500K with a high CRI/TLCI rating of 95/99 to assure precision in colour reproduction. It also has RGB LEDs that allow a choice of 360 colours and the saturation, intensity, and hue can be tweaked to create a myriad of custom colours. Light intensity is variable too, from 0 to 100% to match the ambient level or serve as an adjustable key light. You can make these adjustments locally on the light, but you can also make them wirelessly by downloading a free app, or from a console with onboard DMX. The light runs on AC power via the included adapter, but you can also run it for two hours on its internal battery when the mains current is unavailable.

SKU: GC29-ARX50

Pilotcine ARX50 AtomCUBE 10" RX50 RGBWW Portable Video Light

Pilotcine ARX50 AtomCUBE 10" RX50 RGBWW Portable Video Light

Pilotcine, a lighting brand launched by Pilotfly Technology Company in Taiwan presents the AtomCUBE 10" RX50 RGBWW Portable Video Light Panel, a versatile, compact light source measuring 9 x 6.5". It has two colour modes, light intensity control, and power options. The fixture dedicates its LEDs to CCT colour from an expansive 2500 to 8500K with a high CRI/TLCI rating of 95/99 to assure precision in colour reproduction. It also has RGB LEDs that allow a choice of 360 colours and the saturation, intensity, and hue can be tweaked to create a myriad of custom colours. Light intensity is variable too, from 0 to 100% to match the ambient level or serve as an adjustable key light. You can make these adjustments locally on the light, but you can also make them wirelessly by downloading a free app, or from a console with onboard DMX. The light runs on AC power via the included adapter, but you can also run it for two hours on its internal battery when the mains current is unavailable.

Features:

LED 10" Light Panel with up to 60W output

Compact, lightweight, ultra-slim, and versatile

Built-in 84Wh battery

Ultra-bright, 6150 Lux at 1.6', 2500-8500K with magenta/green adjustment of CCT

Bluetooth-mesh 2.0 technology, quick-controlling response and synchronization

"CUBERSYNC" apps

Six editable effect settings

Compatible with OTA upgrade tech

DMX module design for multi-control

DMX2MESH support to DMX512 and MESH wireless networks

Quick-release barndoor design and adjustable soft light diffuser

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Pilotcine ARX50 AtomCUBE 10" RX50 RGBWW Portable Video Light

Pilotcine, a lighting brand launched by Pilotfly Technology Company in Taiwan presents the AtomCUBE 10" RX50 RGBWW Portable Video Light Panel, a versatile, compact light source measuring 9 x 6.5". It has two colour modes, light intensity control, and power options. The fixture dedicates its LEDs to CCT colour from an expansive 2500 to 8500K with a high CRI/TLCI rating of 95/99 to assure precision in colour reproduction. It also has RGB LEDs that allow a choice of 360 colours and the saturation, intensity, and hue can be tweaked to create a myriad of custom colours. Light intensity is variable too, from 0 to 100% to match the ambient level or serve as an adjustable key light. You can make these adjustments locally on the light, but you can also make them wirelessly by downloading a free app, or from a console with onboard DMX. The light runs on AC power via the included adapter, but you can also run it for two hours on its internal battery when the mains current is unavailable.

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