This Diffuser Kit from Profoto for the RFi 1 x 4' softbox contains spares or replacements for the items that come with the modifier. The kit contains the front diffuser and the inner baffle.

Front Diffuser, Inner Baffle

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is possible to use this soft box with a 400w godox flash?

A: Unfortunately, you did not list the model of the Godox flash you own, and it appears Godox manufactures multiple 400W strobe units (and B&H does not carry Godox products). However, their website seems to show many of their flashes use the Bowens S-mount. If that is the case for your flash, then you would need to purchase the Profoto RFi Speedring for Bowens / Calumet / Aurora / Fomex Flash Heads, B&H # PRSRRB, to connect the Profoto 3' RFi Octa Softbox to your strobe. However, I would recommend contacting Godox to confirm that your model strobe indeed uses the Bowens S-mount speedring connector.

Q: 2. Can I get a speedring for Speedotron.

A: There is the Profoto RFi Speedring for Speedotron Flash Heads B&H # PRSRRS which will connect this RFi 4' Octa Softbox to a Speedotron Black Line or Brown Line M11 head.

Q: 3. Can somebody please tell me what is the difference between RFi Softbox and OCF Softbox? I am very confused by the abbreviation used RFi. Thank you.

A: The RF in RFi stands for recessed front. The OCF version is part of the off camera flash line that are intended to be used mainly with the new B2 heads battery powered heads. The OCF modifiers have a different and lighter weight speed ring and have ribs that are not removable. They are more portable and a bit quicker to assemble. Since the B2 heads are much smaller than the D1 or B1 heads, it wouldn't be very practical to use the heavier RFi modifiers with them.Equally important is the ability to control and shape the light. RFi softboxes have a deeper shape that directs the light forward rather than spreading it to the sides. The RF in RFi stands for recessed front. The recessed front minimizes stray light. It is also used for mounting the optional Softgrid. The Softgrid is a clever tool that creates an even more directed light, which in turn allows for even more precise light shaping. Other optional tools include the Flat Front Diffuser and the Stripmask.

Q: 4. Are there any videos on how to disassemble? If so please share the link. I am not able to close it.

A: Dos you remove the roads? Or are you trying to fold it while attached to the speed ring?

Q: 5. Would this be the correct ring for the Profoto B1 light?

A: The picture shows the octa bank not the ring. I have a Hensel and got the ring that lets me attach the RFi bank to it. Since you have a B1, you are just going from Profoto to Profoto and will not have any problem.There's always a speed-ring that will work.

Q: 6. What accessories do I need to use this with the B10X?

A: The following speed ring is required in order to mount the system Profoto RFi Speed Ring for Profoto Flash Heads BH #PRSRP • MFR #100501 https://bhpho.to/32fn5c6

Q: 7. why can't I get pro foto stuff sent to Canada ??

A: I'd betit has something to do with customs. You may have to drive down to NYC or buy off of eBay to get profoto gear.

Q: 8. What are the dimensions of the interior baffle?

A: Approximately 20% smaller then the front panel diffuser.

Q: 9. Will the assembled 3' octa fit in the back seat of a car, say an Accord?

A: Yes sure! You can also undo the velcro a bit of the softbox which makes it even easier to place it in some tight areas!

Q: 10. When disassembling, is it possible to leave the rods and diffusers on and pack it in the bag?

A: Simple answer: NoYou can download instruction manual from Profoto website