A flexible bi-color LED panel with V-Mount battery plate, the Brightcast Variable 15-345 is a 12 x 12″ light source with a variable colour temperature ranging from 3200 to 5600K. It is shockproof and IP67-rated water-resistant. Run it with an AC adapter that’s ready for worldwide usage, or simply mount a battery pack.
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Weight | 2.45 kg |
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Dimensions | 35 × 10 × 35 cm |
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