CAME-TV offers this P-1200 Boltzen Perseus RGBDT LED Light for when you want ultimate color control, wireless control, and power options. The light has a wide CCT range of 2000 to 10,000K to fit seamlessly into any ambient light situation, or to let you exercise creative impulses. The light's high CRI/TLCI ratings of 96/97 are an indication of superior accuracy in its rendition of color. The panel is dimmable from to 100% and while you can make adjustments to color and light intensity locally on the fixture they can also be made from a smartphone via Bluetooth or with an optional remote controller.

Another impressive feature of the P-1200 is its RGB mode that gives you access to literally millions of custom colors. The panel includes a soft case, an AC power adapter, and a power cord. Since the Perseus has a V-Mount battery plate, it can also run on a separately purchased battery when AC power is unavailable.

Color: 2000-10,000K, CRI/TLCI: 96/97    RGB: Hue, Saturation, Intensity Control    V-Mount Battery Plate, AC Adapter    Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Wireless Control

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Would this light be ok to add a soft spot onto background? How could you attach gels to it?

A: As the CAME-TV Boltzen 55W Focusable Fresnel Daylight LED Light is a focusing head, you can change the light's beam angle from 20-60. At 20, it would work as a soft spot for your background usage needs. You may use a standard C-47 clothespin to clip a colored filter gel onto the barndoors on the front of the CAME-TV Boltzen 55W Focusable Fresnel Daylight LED Light.

Q: 2. I just ordered these lights and it say it is WiFi enabled, but right now I am doing a little research before it arrives and people are saying you need to connect it to a WiFi dongle? This must be coming with the kit if they are not saying WiFi controlled with OPTIONAL WiFi dongle correct? Please let this be the case or it is a gross oversight.

A: You do need the CAME-TV Boltzen Wi-Fi Controller B&H # CABZWIFI in order to use these Wi-Fi with the Came TV mobile app.

Q: 3. I know there is another question about the AC cables. Are they still included? I just want to make sure. Thanks

A: Yes, here are the items that are included with the CAME-TV Boltzen Perseus RGBDT 55W Ready-to-Fly Three-Light Travel Kit. What's in the box: 3x Came-TV Boltzen Perseus RGBDT 55W SMD Soft Travel Lights3x Mini 99i V-Mount Batteries1x Wireless Remote Control3x Power Adapters3x Power Cables1x Foam and CartonCame-TV 1 Year Limited Warranty

Q: 4. How does this light compared to the Aria 150 , I want to light a small dance floor for a wedding would this do the trick ?

A: Hey Jo. Take it you mean Arri 150? Yes I'd say it's a little brighter. Would be good to spot into a mirror ball or something like that. But lighting a whole dance floor, probably not.

Q: 5. The Came TV website shows the 1200R-2 kit includes the foam insert for a Pelican 1510 case. Is that included when ordered from B&H, too?

A: Yes it does come with the Foam insert to fit the Pelican 1500NF Case (without Foam )which is purchased separately.

Q: 6. Does the Bolton 55 Watt include a battery & charger?

A: Unfortunately, this light does not include a battery and charger. With the provided D-Tap cable, you may connect to a battery such as the Watson Pro 14.8V 97Wh Battery with LEDs & Single Position Charger Intro Kit (V-Mount) B&H # WAVM95NEIVMK.

Q: 7. What's the SSI rating for this LED light?

A: The manufacturer does not have a SSI rating for this affordable, entry level light. It does have a Color Accuracy Standard rating of CRI 94.

Q: 8. Can you change the color temp on these within the light itself?

A: They are daylight balanced only but they come with a CTO filter that attaches to the front of the lens.

Q: 9. Is the fan on these audible when shooting interviews?

A: Based on the footage that we have seen, the fans are inaudible when shooting video.

Q: 10. I'm having trouble figuring the brightness with the provided information. Simply, would this light at extreme spot about 6' away provide enough light for 1/48 Sec, f4 at 800 ISO in an interview setting?

A: I haven't tested the light under those specific conditions but I have used it under similar situations and it performed well. However, you may find more specific and relevant information in a review/test performed by Mr. CheesyCam at:https://youtu.be/RR_d90Rgrq8Hope this helps.