The Acebil SL-B100DT Daylight LED Studio Panel has a soft light output that's a solid, accurate 5600K. Designed for video, film, or photography, this unit is ideally suited for chroma-key and animation applications. The light is engineered to be a direct replacement for a two-tube fluorescent unit, but it's less expensive to run and doesn't require replacement tubes.

For Film, Broadcast & Video Production    Output:100W    Daylight Color Balance: 5600K    AC Power or Optional Battery    Measures 11 x 11 x 2.6"    Onboard DMX

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will the Astra 6x work outdoors in rain, snow etc.?

A: The Litepanels Fixture Cover for Astra 1x1, BH # LIFCA1X1 can be used with this light in rain or snow. https://bhpho.to/3gfvelA

Q: 2. Will the light work outdoors in the rain, snow etc.?

A: The Astra 6X is not weather-proof.

Q: 3. Does the solo light come with a softbox like the 3 light kit?

A: No. The following unit comes with diffusion sock for reflector.

Q: 4. Do you make a carrying case for this light? If not, do you know where I can get one?

A: NanLite does not make a carrying case for the ComPac lights at this time.

Q: 5. Is the Compac 100 passive cooled like the Specs say or does it have a cooling fan like the Compac 200?

A: Yes, the Nanlite Compac 100 has a passive cooling system.

Q: 6. What is the output?

A: The following are the photometrics for the Lightpanels Astra 46x Bi-Color Daylight LED Panel:5 ft./1.5m: 614 FC / 6612 LUX10 ft./3m: 154 FC / 1653 LUX15 ft./4.6m: 68 FC / 735 LUX

Q: 7. Do both batteries need to be attached for the light to work?

A: Both batteries are required.

Q: 8. Is the fan very noisy? Would this create an issue using multiple Astras in a studio setup?

A: This fan is Ultra-quiet active cooling fan and can be shut off if needed.

Q: 9. How much does the panel weigh?

A: Unfortunately, the manufacturer has not yet provided us with full details and specifications on it. As more information becomes available, we will update this product link. Please check back here periodically.

Q: 10. lux, how many at 2 meters?

A: The lux rating at 3 ft or 1m is 10581. At 6 ft or 2m that would be cut in half, with a lux rating of 5290.