Universal Car Remote Control Central Kit Door Lock

When I was shopping for a dry cabinet, I looked at a few options, and decided to get this one. So far, its been good but not perfect. It keeps dry even if you unplug it a few hours. It feels solid, and its made of 1 mm thick powder-coated steel including the shelf. The hinges and shelf clips are 2 mm thick powder-coated steel. It makes a solid sound if you knock on it, and the door sounds like opening and closing a nice refrigerator. Out of the box, the handle comes on the inside of the door, so you have to take it off and mount it on the outside. You get two pieces of precisely cut open cell foam. One is sized for the bottom, and one is sized for the shelf. It runs off a small power brick with an L-shaped barrel connector that plugs into the back of the cabinet and puts out 5 volts 2.0 A, so its basically like a small iPad charger. The dehumidifying unit is on the upper center, and there is a cable neatly routed above the shelf rails to the control board in the front of the cabinet. Theres a single light bar on the front right that illuminates the interior. Its daylight white and a good brightness. It plugs into the control panel and you can turn it on or off from there. The screen on the control panel is easy to read with large letters, and you can adjust the display brightness between bright and dim. The controls arent the most intuitive, but once you read the instructions, its easy to use. The only complaints I have about this cabinet have to do with the lock which I dont use and the shelf placement. You cannot place the shelf in the center of the cabinet if you want to use the lock. In the lower position, the door will not close because the lock will hit the shelf. In the other position, the shelf prevents the lock from turning. The keys are really cheaply made and are probably stamped instead of cut, and they are quite roughly made with cheap-feeling plastic heads. In some upper positions, the dehumidifying unit also interferes with the shelf.

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Great light to keep in the car door.

I have the wireless remote but is not as good as this. This control allows lock the shutter to make bulb and has 2 stages of the shutter button.

It works as advertised fitting the Z7 perfectly. It also allows the accessory door of vello remote control connection while on tripod. It is a little heavy though.

Work just for what I wanted it for at night for door, car etc.

This is not very bright but as a keychain light to illuminate the lock on a door, it is more than satisfactory.

I replaced my hot-light setup with this kit and I am very happy. The equipment is sturdy and well constructed and the carry case is lightweight yet sturdy with a small footprint. The lighting temperature and intensity can be easy adjusted to match any situation that you encounter. The option to switch between the barn doors and the softer diffusers makes the kit perfect for video and photography shoots.  Upon arrival my kit was found to be missing the remote control unit. I contacted GVM directly and they took care of this immediately by overnighting a remote control unit to me. This is a great lighting setup for the price range with customer support that backs up their product.

Works like a champ! Extends the usefulness of the R1C1 kit and gives full remote control of the SB600, SB800 and SB900. Simple operation. Wish I had bought it years ago.

A well made bit of kit looking forward to using this in the car