The Godox H1200P Flash Head is the same 1200W flash head included with the AD1200Pro flash and can be used as a spare or replacement. It features a built-in handle and a Bowens mount for attaching accessories such as a softbox and beauty dish. It comes with a built-in 40W modeling lamp. A flash tube and glass dome are sold separately.

Open Box Products Have a Limited 1-Year B&H Warranty    40W Modeling Lamp    Bowens Mount

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the ring center opening accommodate the Sigma 105mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art Lens for Sony E-mount? Based on the specs and photos, doesn't look like it will fit.

A: Yes it will.

Q: 2. Can one use an X1 trigger to control this light?

A: Yes you can control manual power on this flash from the trigger

Q: 3. Can it be used in HSS?

A: No, the Godox QS400II Flash Head is not compatible with high speed sync.

Q: 4. What is the amperage draw on this unit? Wondering if I could use 2 of these on the same 15 amp circuit.

A: The Godox AC Adapter for AD1200Pro Battery Powered Flash System normally is 11 A. But can go up higher in use. It would be best to use two of them, to use it on two separate 15 amp circuits.

Q: 5. Godox studio flashes 600 or any ser. does it comes in 220 V ?

A: No

Q: 6. Does this come with an AC cable?

A: Yes. A 10ft cord is included with purchase.

Q: 7. Can I use this with P2400 Power Pack if I promise not to exceed 1200?

A: I don't recommend using it on the p2400. The one one time the power goes above 1200w/s the bulb will go. We have not tested this combination. In theory it will work but it is not recommended.

Q: 8. Is this unit compatible with the X pro (s) trigger?

A: Yes it is compatible with the Xpro & X1t triggers

Q: 9. Can I use my Pocket Wizards to trigger this thing? Considering it for a background light.

A: You could use PocketWizards via the 3.5mm sync port or you could use the built in X series receiver with a Godox transmitter.

Q: 10. Where do you install an umbrella? I can't see it

A: There is a slot where the stand adapter meets the bottom of the monolight. That slot accepts the umbrella once you have inserted it through the punched out slot on the reflector.