The Pipeline Remote Phosphor Reporter Kit was created by BBS to address the needs of file-and-run bloggers, photographers, journalists, and correspondents who require the highest light quality and the smallest possible form factor in a kit that practically sets itself up. The kit includes two 3200K, TLCI 95+ 1' Pipeline Remote Phosphor fixtures, two Manfrotto PIXI mini-tripod bases with adapters, a multi-voltage AC power supply with UK, Euro, and South America plug adapters, and a dual power cord.

The 13" diameter Pipeline is a form-follows-function thing of beauty. Each light has a 1/4"-20 tap in its base for quick mounting to a Manfrotto lamp base which has a footprint about the size of the average computer mouse. The efficient unit consumes just 10W of power while outputting 1000 lumens of soft 180° wraparound light. Thanks to technology that places the phosphors a scant distance away from the native blue LEDs instead of coating them, the Pipeline achieves a high color rendition rating of 95+ on the stringent TLCI (Television Lighting Consistency Index) standard. Besides its many uses for mobile image makers, the 1' lights can be hidden almost anywhere such as a car's dashboard or sun visor or at .5 lb, easily taped to various areas of the set.

The lights are powered by a 100-240 VAC adapter, but 14 VDC battery options are available, adding independence from mains power to the Reporter Pipeline Phosphor Reporter Kit's attributes.

3200K Color Balance    2 Pipeline 1' Fixtures, TLCI: 95+    2 Manfrotto Bases and Adapters    Multi-Voltage AC Power Supply    3 Plug Adapters    Dual AC Power Cord    0-100% Dimmable    Battery Power Options    Kit Weight: 4.5 lb

• Wide spectrum quality soft light very high TLCI 95+ color rating
• Flexible AC or DC power options
• Smooth dimming from 0-100% with no color shift
• Flicker-free performance at any frame rate or shutter angle
• Only 10W draw per light
• Wide 180º light dispersion
• Silent operation (no fan)
• Footprint of each fixture is less than a computer mouse
• Fast setup

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How is this any better than a C-stand with a 20" riser? The C-stand is cheaper, more versatile (comes with an arm). I'd like to know why this would be better specifically for monitoring.

A: The following stand has a wider foot print and can support more weight.

Q: 2. Can just the wheels be replaced? Somebody dragged mine locked and there’s a flat spot now.

A: The wheel alone can be replaced as the axle is bolted and not riveted, it is a 3" Tente wheel, 75x25. We sell the replacement wheel along with the caster for $34, part number 6018.

Q: 3. what level of cloud service is needed to use the BB1? How is the cloud service purchased?

A: The Datavideo dvCloud Remote Device Control Kit with Two BB-1 Controllers uses the cloud subscriptions that found here. www.dvcloud.tv

Q: 4. Compatible with canon 70D?

A: The TTL doesnt seem to work. It fires the flash at full power. It will work as a slave over a distance.

Q: 5. Is the power supply included?

A: No, the power supply is not included. It comes with a D-tap cord and than from that you can get accessories to use batteries or an AC adapter.

Q: 6. Is this as stable as The Slider Stand? Looking for something heavy duty that has wheels for our Kessler Shuttle Dolly. The wheels that you add to The Slider Stand are ridiculously expensive adding an additional $200 to a $281 stand!

A: No, the Slider stand is more stable. But not by a lot, the slider stand supports up to 80lbs and the monitor stand supports up to 70lbs.

Q: 7. What is the weight of the stand with out the wheels?

A: According to the manufacturer its 17 lbs.

Q: 8. is the VESA adapter on top in the picture INCLUDED with the stand? thanks!

A: No, monitor mount is sold separately Please review the vesa mounts that we have available. https://bhpho.to/3AbpaSk

Q: 9. Can this product be battery powered?

A: Yes, the lights can use a D-tap. So you can use as long as the battery is 14 volts and either has a D-tap your get a battery plate. Like the one listed below.

Q: 10. Is this fixture 4- or 5-pin DMX?

A: The fixture is 5-pin XLR for DMX input and output.