Overview

Profoto D2i Industrial 1000Ws Monolight

While the D2 was always a heavy-duty workhorse in the realm of flash heads, the D2i Industrial 1000Ws Monolight from Profoto is a beast of a lighting fixture that can withstand the rigors of literally shooting all day and all night. When the job calls for thousands of flashes, without the need for TTL, the D2i will fit your bill.

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Profoto D2i Industrial 1000Ws Monolight

Profoto D2i Industrial 1000Ws Monolight

While the D2 was always a heavy-duty workhorse in the realm of flash heads, the D2i Industrial 1000Ws Monolight from Profoto is a beast of a lighting fixture that can withstand the rigors of literally shooting all day and all night. When the job calls for thousands of flashes, without the need for TTL, the D2i will fit your bill.

Fast and Easy Settings

Ready Indicator, Mode and Sync are easily selected through the Settings button. The display even flips around the way your iPhone does in case you're working with the head upside down or hanging overhead. The D2i has a self-seeking multi-voltage (100-240) power supply for worldwide use, too.

Why is the D2i Called "Industrial" ?

The redesigned D2i Industrial provides Profoto selected long-life components in every critical part, including, a long-life quartz flash tube and upgraded internal circuit boards A sales team is currently servicing large commercial studio installations, providing a dedicated contact person trained by Profoto to address all D2i related issues, inquires and, updates. Profoto guarantees within 24 hours of the unit's arrival at their NJ office, that they will either repair or replace the unit and ship it back to the customer in the same manner it was sent.

Shoot All Day and All Night

While the D2 was always a heavy-duty workhorse in the realm of flash heads, the D2i Industrial is a beast of a lighting fixture that can withstand the rigors of literally shooting all day and all night. When the job calls intensive use and thousands of flashes, the D2i will fit your bill.

Catch the Moment and Freeze It

The D2i can shoot up to 20 flashes per second. That's fast enough to catch the peak action of any moment. Ask your subject to jump, and you'll have 20 mid-air exposures to choose from. The D2i 1000 also provides super quick flash durations up to 1/50,000 of a second. Shoot a splash of water, and it will be frozen in midair.

Introducing Advanced Firmware

The firmware is specially designed with a special industrial feature set and adjusted parameters to prolong the head's lifetime.

Key Features:

Powerful 1000Ws Monolight Output

Fast 0.03 to 1.2 sec Recycling

1/50,000 sec Freeze Mode

Quick Burst up to 20 fps

10-stop Adjustable Power Range

What's in the Box:

Profoto D2i Industrial 1000Ws Monolight

Bag XS

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Profoto D2i Industrial 1000Ws Monolight

While the D2 was always a heavy-duty workhorse in the realm of flash heads, the D2i Industrial 1000Ws Monolight from Profoto is a beast of a lighting fixture that can withstand the rigors of literally shooting all day and all night. When the job calls for thousands of flashes, without the need for TTL, the D2i will fit your bill.

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