Compact, rugged, and versatile, the broad throw Lowel Tota-light can be used with an umbrella or gel frame, or with diffusion as a soft key, fill, or backlight. With its adjustable reflectors, it can be a smooth and even background light, or point it toward the ceiling to raise the ambient (base) light level of a room. Tota is also widely used for photographic copy work.

When fitted with an EMD 750W / 120V bulb (available separately), the Tota-Light will emit a beam of 41 footcandles with the barndoors at normal position, and 34 footcandles with the barndoors at 180° position, from a distance of 10' (3m).

The Tota-Light is multi-voltage capable, and a choice of bulbs and plug adapters are available.

750 Watt Bulb, Umbrella, Stand    120-240 VAC

Its aperture measures only 4.5 x 11" (11.4 x 29.9 cm).

Can be rotated a full 360° with the large, stay-cool, plastic adjustment knob.

It uses bulbs from 750 to 300W / 120V. It uses 800W bulbs for 220V use.

Adjustable reflecting doors can illuminate four walls evenly from a corner or compensate for light fall-off from above or below.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is the flash trigger included?

A: A flash trigger is not included, being that they are camera-dependent.

Q: 2. Will this work perfectly on the DP light?

A: Yes it will

Q: 3. Can I use a Photoflex softbox with this Impact ring? The photoflex speed ring for Lowel Tota light looks identical to this, despite being a hundred dollars more expensive.

A: If the rings are the same size diagonally from rod plug-in point to plug-in point, it is probably physically possible to make this substitution. However, you will have to use one of Photoflex's softboxes which are constructed to be heat resistant. I bought an Impact kit of two large softboxes with rings and stands from B&H earlier this year because the Photoflex softboxes I own are for strobes and could never stand the heat from the 750watt quartz lamps in the Tota lights. The Impact boxes are constructed of fairly heavy material and actually have vent flaps in the side walls to let heat escape. I see that Photoflex offers at least one softbox meant for hot lights, but having never used it I can't offer any input on comparison with the Impact box. If you are looking to use an existing Photoflex softbox which is actually meant for strobe use, you may be flirting with disaster. I hope this helps.

Q: 4. Is there an easy way to use an umbrella with these? Can I put these on top of an swivel umbrella adapter?

A: You can use the Lowel TOTA LED XL Daylight Flood Light BH #LOTOTALEDXL with an umbrella adapter to use an umbrella with it.

Q: 5. How does the output compare to the AD200?

A: The Godox AD100pro Pocket Flash would be a 100-watt strobe, while the Godox AD200Pro TTL Pocket Flash is a 200-watt strobe. Also, the Godox AD200Pro TTL Pocket Flash has interchangeable flash heads (such as the speedlite Fresnel head and the bare bulb flash head) while the Godox AD100pro Pocket Flash simply has the built-in Fresnel flash head.

Q: 6. Can you confirm that this 3-light kit comes with batteries for each of the D100s? I know the product picture seems to show batteries but nowhere in the description is it actually mentioned.

A: Yes, the Godox AD100pro Pocket Flash 3-Light Kit comes enclosed with 3 batteries for total for each unit.

Q: 7. Do I need trigger?

A: Yes, a Godox X series trigger is needed for the Godox AD100 Pro, which is camera -dependent. Those can be found here: https://bhpho.to/3sS1MH9

Q: 8. can it work as master to a godox v1 or vis versa

A: No this is not an on camera light, the Transmitter that is your master

Q: 9. There is a USB port on the light - can that be used to power the light when plugged into a computer? Also wondering about the 2 flexible arms. What kind of screw mount are they (male, what size)?

A: The USB is for keeping a phone powered while recording. The arms are 1/4"20 threads.

Q: 10. Will multiple Aeos lights sync with one trigger?

A: But you said above that the Aeos already has a built-in receiver (Elinchrom Sky port?), so if you have the Elinchrom trigger on the camera (for either Canon,Nikon, or Sony), then it will HSS (trigger) multiple Aeos or Neo2 Rotolights, correct?