Overview

Zhiyun MOLUS B200 Bi-Colour LED Monolight

Distinguished by its versatility and all-in-one design, the MOLUS B200 Bi-Colour LED Monolight from Zhiyun is simple, efficient, and portable. Featuring a variable CCT from 2700 to 6500K, the MOLUS B200 matches daylight or tungsten sources, providing you with the advantages of an LED monolight with highly accurate colours. More than just a bi-colour fixture, the MOLUS B200 allows you to control intensity and CCT either locally on the light itself or remotely using a dedicated app. An optional wired controller is also available for adjustments from a distance. Forget about external power sources or complicated lighting setups, simply connect the MOLUS B200's AC power cable, and you're ready to shoot.

SKU: GC40-C040045C1

Zhiyun MOLUS B200 Bi-Colour LED Monolight

Zhiyun MOLUS B200 Bi-Colour LED Monolight

Distinguished by its versatility and all-in-one design, the MOLUS B200 Bi-Colour LED Monolight from Zhiyun is simple, efficient, and portable. Featuring a variable CCT from 2700 to 6500K, the MOLUS B200 matches daylight or tungsten sources, providing you with the advantages of an LED monolight with highly accurate colours. More than just a bi-colour fixture, the MOLUS B200 allows you to control intensity and CCT either locally on the light itself or remotely using a dedicated app. An optional wired controller is also available for adjustments from a distance. Forget about external power sources or complicated lighting setups, simply connect the MOLUS B200's AC power cable, and you're ready to shoot.

Bright Bi-Colour Light

The MOLUS B200 uses 200W to output up to 39,900 lux at 3.3' (5500K) with its included reflector. The MOLUS B series was developed for shooters seeking high accuracy in colour rendition and reliable operation. It suits different scenarios, from interviews to commercial shoots.

Colour Accuracy

Impressive ratings of CRI 96, TLCI 96, TM-30 Rf 94, and TM-30 Rg 101 ensure advanced proficiency in colour reproduction.

Onboard & App Control

With no complications, adjustments are quickly and easily made onboard or from a distance using a dedicated app. The proprietary ZY Vega app allows complete control of the light via Bluetooth. Colour and brightness can be adjusted across its 2700-6500K CCT range with 0-100% dimming. The app also supports group control of Zhiyun devices to meet your creative vision.

Optional Controller

Besides onboard and app control, a separately available wired remote controller is a handy accessory for easy and quick lighting adjustments.

13 Lighting Effects

Achieve creative lighting simulation with SOS, paparazzi, faulty bulb, TV, lightning, CCT loop, CCT flash, CCT pulse, flashlight, welding, explosion, flame, and fireworks preset effects.

Live Mode

The Live Mode allows you to turn on multiple lights at once, meeting the demand of fast lighting setup for a one-person crew.

Active Cooling

The fixture's active DynaVort Cooling System MK V effectively accomplishes heat dissipation, lengthening the LED's lifetime. The MOLUS B series redefines thermal efficiency with an innovative cooling system that optimizes airflow while keeping the fixture compact and lightweight.

Widely Compatible

Although the MOLUS B200 is compact, the unit offers full Bowens-mount versatility to work with a wide variety of separately available modifiers or use the included reflector that increases the light's output.

Key Features:

For Video Production & Vlogging

Output: 39,900 Lux at 3.3' w/ Reflector

2700-6500K CCT

AC Power

Onboard & App Control

Works with Optional Controller

CRI 96 | TLCI 96 | TM-30 94/101

Active Cooling

Bowens S Accessory Mount

What's in the Box:

Zhiyun MOLUS B200 Bi-Colour LED Monolight

Reflector

Power Cable

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Zhiyun MOLUS B200 Bi-Colour LED Monolight

Distinguished by its versatility and all-in-one design, the MOLUS B200 Bi-Colour LED Monolight from Zhiyun is simple, efficient, and portable. Featuring a variable CCT from 2700 to 6500K, the MOLUS B200 matches daylight or tungsten sources, providing you with the advantages of an LED monolight with highly accurate colours. More than just a bi-colour fixture, the MOLUS B200 allows you to control intensity and CCT either locally on the light itself or remotely using a dedicated app. An optional wired controller is also available for adjustments from a distance. Forget about external power sources or complicated lighting setups, simply connect the MOLUS B200's AC power cable, and you're ready to shoot.

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