The Nanlux Dyno Super Clamp with Hook is used to hang the Dyno's power supply on a stand to distribute the weight. The super clamp can be securely mounted on any tube or pipe from 0.5 to 2.1" in diameter. The ratchet handle allows you to disengage and tighten it down from any angle.

Use to Hang Dyno Power Supply on Stand    For 0.5 to 2.1" Diameter Tube or Pipe

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I like to use this for my canon 5D IV. Which ball head can i use? How attach ball head to it? Thanks!

A: You can use just about any ballhead you like. This short stud will allow you to mount the ballhead flush to the clamp https://bhpho.to/2WnlCbE.

Q: 2. can I connect my camera to this ( I own a 5d mard III ) ?

A: The best way to hookup a full frame camera and matching full frame lens to a Super-Clamp, is by Purchasing the Manfrotto 208HEX Head Mounting Plate with Hex Stud - 3/8 Thread (B&H # MA208HEX) and mount a decent Ball-head with a 3/8 16 thread on the bottom of the Ball-head to this base that will make for a secure connection and solid shooting platform across a variety of mounting options.

Q: 3. I need to mount multiple magic arms to a single clamp, are there any adapters or accessories to allow this?

A: Trying to place multiple magic arms on one clamp can easily be over the weight limit that it can handle and we do not know of the existing way do to so.

Q: 4. How much weight can these hold?

A: The manufacturer does not specify a load rating for the CAMVATE Extended Super C-Clamp with Double-Prong Wall Mount Hook BH #CAC3088. The type of surface it is attached to will play a large part in what it can hold.

Q: 5. Fc?

A: If your question is concerning foot-candle photometric output, according to the manufacturer's website, in CCT standard mode and at 3200K, at 3 meters (9.84 ft), the output would be 193 fc (2080 lux); at 5 meters (16.4 ft), the output would be 79 fc (850 lux); and at 7 meters (22.97 ft), the output would be 44 fc (474 lux). at 5600K, at 3 meters (9.84 ft), the output would be 208 fc (2237 lux); at 5 meters (16.4 ft), the output would be 85 fc (919 lux); and at 7 meters (22.97 ft), the output would be 48 fc (512 lux). When using the CCT Boost Mode, at 3200K, at 3 meters (9.84 ft), the output would be 223 fc (2403 lux); at 5 meters (16.4 ft), the output would be 91 fc (979 lux); and at 7 meters (22.97 ft), the output would be 51 fc (546 lux). At 5600K, at 3 meters (9.84 ft), the output would be 246 fc (2649 lux); at 5 meters (16.4 ft), the output would be 101 fc (1082 lux); and at 7 meters (22.97 ft), the output would be 56 fc (601 lux).

Q: 6. UP 5,000 fps?

A: I conntacted Nanlux concerning your inquiry. According to Nanlux, they state the Nanlux Dyno 650C RGBWW LED Light is flicker-free for shutter speed up to 5,000 fps.

Q: 7. I'm trying to take my quality up, so no I have never used this level of panel. Is there a specific way to power these or can they go from the ballast to regular home outlet?

A: This is a 650w unit so you do need to be aware of the total power being used on the breaker but are otherwise fine for simply plugging into a outlet.

Q: 8. is it possible to connect the super clamp to a pro microphone with flexible stand to put it on a speaker ?

A: If this clamp would fit for your application depends on whether the stand is within the jaw size of the clamp and whether the speaker has the proper attachments to the clamp.

Q: 9. Does it come with barndoors?

A: No, Barndoors are sold separately.

Q: 10. Is this the same model with (Manfrotto 035 Super Clamp without Stud) but it include stud ?

A: Yes the stud comes with it. Great item.