Designed to create ambient illumination, the 900W Vari-Space LED Series 4 Light from Mole-Richardson utilizes four proprietary 225W LEDs. It has a variable color temperature ranging from 2700 to 6500K and a generous CRI of 95+ for color accuracy. This upgraded model now features green and magenta correction, factory and user presets, dual user interface for local control, and a 2.8" LCD touchscreen plus a twist/push selector. For maximum flexibility it supports 4-channel DMX control (hardwired or via LumenRadio), RDM, upgradeable firmware, and Bluetooth connectivity via an app for iOS.

Four 225W LEDs    2700-6500K Color Temperature, CRI: 95+    2.8" LCD Touchscreen    DMX Control: Hardwire or LumenRadio    Bluetooth Connectivity via iOS App    Forced Air Cooling    Aluminum Construction

This fixture has an overall 2.8 x 3' size and an IP30 rating for durability. Its aluminum sheet metal construction features a textured black and red powder coat epoxy finish. Included are a universal 90-250 VAC power supply and a detachable 20' powerCON TRUE1 cable. The cooling system is forced air and the fan speed is controlled by temperature.

Designed to hang overhead from its hanging cable assembly, the light accepts additional accessories including optional skirts and silks to expand its lighting possibilities. When hung with silk skirts and targets, it becomes an ambient fill light for soft baseline illumination. You can mount it an optional yoke mount to set it up as a Skypanel for lighting backdrops evenly from side to side.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. 5/8 receiver? You sure about that? The beast weighs 24 pounds.

A: The specifications on that are correct and the light has a Junior pin (29mm, 1 1/8). It is not a baby pin (5/8 )

Q: 2. How many lumens at maximum brightness?

A: Unfortunately, the manufacturer does not provide that exact spec in any of its published data.

Q: 3. What are the photometrics of the light? How many foot candles at 6', or 15' at 3200 and 5600?

A: Unfortunately, Mole-Richardson only lists photometrics for the 200W Varimole LED fixture at 10 feet (3 meters). At 3200K, the unit outputs 55 FC (539 Lux) at 10 feet (3 meters), and at 5600K, the unit outputs 67 FC (717 Lux) at 10 feet (3 meters). They do not list measurements at 6 feet or 15 feet.

Q: 4. Will these lights fit onto a boom arm? If so, what product(s) are recommended to do this?

A: These lights screw on top of a light stand. You only need to attach a clamp with a threaded shaft, you should be fine to use it. Mind you that they are AC powered, so you will have to care for the wire of your AC adapter if your boom goes too high.

Q: 5. What are the dimensions of the included flag? Is it available separately as a replacement part? Thank you.

A: The dimensions are ø: 18.0 x D: 28.5" (Open) and ø: 7.6 x D: 2.5" (Closed) and its not sold separately

Q: 6. Is this okay with a 600D Pro?

A: Yes. The following unit is compatible with all Bowens light mount systems.

Q: 7. Does it include a carrying case?

A: Yes. Mine included a very basic flimsy black carrying case that will hold all of this equipment and more.

Q: 8. How much does the entire pckage weights?

A: The Aputure Space Light is a softbox. It weighs approximately 0.92 lb.

Q: 9. Hope this lights r not generate heat because of LED .is it? and colour temperature should be appropriate for skin tone in video shoot

A: While LED lights in generally give off less physical height than a traditional tungsten fixture, there is some heat that is still given off. As for the color temperature, this model has control over that from 2700 to 5600k. Having said that, you would be able to control how warm or cool the light should look on your talent.

Q: 10. Mole-Richardson, I didn't see photometrics on this model on your website. Could you please provide some? How many footcandles at 10 feet, so I could compare this to some other models, apples-to-apples?

A: According to Mole Richardson, this LED fresnel would produce 2000 foot candles at 10 feet. Please see page 12 of the following PDF for more information.http://bit.ly/28Jyodh