SKU: GC40-902011

Profoto L1600D Daylight Mono-LED Light Kit

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1600W Daylight-LED
Designed for Creators
IP54 Weather-Resistant
12,500 Lux Output
Created by potrace 1.16, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2019
HMI Replacement
light
1600W Daylight-LED
Designed for Creators
IP54 Weather-Resistant
12,500 Lux Output
Created by potrace 1.16, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2019
HMI Replacement
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Product Overview

Profoto L1600D Daylight Mono-LED Light Kit

Continuing their venture into the high-end LED market, Profoto proudly relaunches its first Mono-LED by introducing the L1600D Daylight Mono-LED Light Kit. The brand carefully listened to the demands of professional filmmakers, e-commerce studios, and content creators to reintroduce the L1600D at a competitive price point without compromising performance. The L1600D arrives with hardware enhancements, but still features state-of-the-art LED technology meticulously thought out for the highest demands of production and cinema lighting. Combining efficiency and advanced attributes, the L1600D is focused on superior light quality with an all-in-one, ballast-free IP54-rated body.

What's in the box:

Profoto L1600D Daylight Mono-LED Light Kit

Profoto Bowens to Profoto Mount Adapter for L1600D Mono-LED Light

MaxiZoom Reflector

powerCON Power Cable (23')

Profoto Safety Wire for L1600D Mono-LED Light

Case

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Key Features

1600W Daylight-LED

Profoto L1600D Daylight Mono-LED Light delivers powerful 1600W daylight-balanced output for professional production.

Designed for Creators

Profoto L1600D Daylight Mono-LED Light Kit designed for creators across film, photography, and content production.

IP54 Weather-Resistant

Profoto L1600D Daylight Mono-LED Light is IP54 weather-resistant for reliable use in challenging environments.

12,500 Lux Output

Profoto L1600D Daylight Mono-LED Light provides 12,500 lux of bright, focused output using the included MaxiZoom reflector.

HMI Replacement

Profoto L1600D Daylight Mono-LED Light replaces a traditional 1.8K HMI with far lower power consumption.

High-Performance Daylight LED Light

High-Performance Daylight LED Light

Profoto L1600D Daylight Mono-LED Light

Fast Setup Seamless Lighting

Fast Setup Seamless Lighting

Instant power, zero ballast. Quick rigging and responsive control keep production flowing at the speed of creativity.

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