Featuring a high CRI of 95 indicating accurate color and output equivalent of a 450W tungsten fixture, the SmartLED50 Bluetooth LED Bulb from Smith-Victor is a light source with a household screw-in base that can be controlled remotely with your iPhone or tablet using a free app. The bulbs can be individually turned on/off or dimmed, or you can group several bulbs to create "zones" for different rooms in a house. Each room can be assigned a group number which can be adjusted wirelessly.

2 x Lights w/ 2 SmartLED50 Bulbs    2 x Light Stands    2 x White Umbrellas (33")    Carry Case    Combined Equivalent of 900W Tungsten    High CRI: 95

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Do i need a cord for this to contect to my camera?

A: Yes, the KF2U 2-Light 90W/s Thrifty Location Kit comes with a sync cable to connect with cameras that have a sync terminal for flash.

Q: 2. Can you power this and control brightness from a standard dimmer pack?

A: oops, the picture shows a dimmer box that looks like an AC-to-DC converter, so probably not

Q: 3. Can you adjust the color temperature of this light?

A: No, this is NOT a Bi-color Led

Q: 4. What's the color temperature?

A: Unfortunately, the color temperature is not specified by the manufacturer, but it would have a CRI rating of 95.

Q: 5. How is the plastic diffuser removed?

A: All fastening screws must be removed in order to remove diffuser material.

Q: 6. How do these compare to the use of a ring light for an iPhone video shoot?

A: Yes, the Smith-Victor SlimPanel 800W is three times brighter the any ring light on the market.

Q: 7. Does this bulb have an internal fan? And how loud is it?

A: According to Smith-Victor, they state that yes, the LED60 has a built-in fan. The noise from the fan is right around 3kHz, peaking at about 37dB, depending on your position in relation to the bulb. If you have an omni-directional microphone positioned right next to the bulb, you may pick up the sound of the fan. If microphones are farther away, the sound will be less noticeable. The distance at which the microphone will be placed in relation to the bulb and other variables will determine the final sound level of the fan in the bulb.

Q: 8. What is the CRI rating?

A: Smith victor does not list the CRI rating for that light.

Q: 9. How many lumens do these lights put out?

A: I contacted Smith-Victor with your inquiry. They state that the lumens output of the 500W ECT lamp is 13650 lumens. They do not list the output of the lamp when used in the included reflector, only the lumens output of the lamp by itself. I still hope that helps you with your inquiry.

Q: 10. I see that the light is dimmable. Is it in steps (how manay) or continuously down to 0%?

A: The MFR says the power switch is also the dimming control. From off to full power in smooth adjustments.