The white D40 Studio Tungsten LED Fixture with Edison Connector from ETC uses efficient white LEDs to create high volumes of tungsten-balanced light with far less energy than a traditional halogen or tungsten light would use. This luminaire produces brilliant white light that naturally illuminates the talent - on screen or on stage via its 40 Luxeon Rebel ES LED emitters. The 3,000K light from this luminaire mimics tungsten fixtures, while using a mere 110W of power. It is suitable for indoor broadcast, theater, architectural uses, and for use in houses of worship - where color temperature and skin-tone rendering are critical.

The D40 Studio Tungsten LED Fixture can be configured to operate under console control for studio systems or in stand-alone settings for location lighting when a console isn't available. The user interface enables easy configuration and specific features for video and film professionals.

Contains 40 3,000 K LEDs for high-intensity, non-variable warm-white output

IP20 rated for indoor use

DMX512 in and thru via 5-pin XLR connectors

User-friendly control interface with multiple modes and fixture settings

Rugged, die-cast all-metal housing

Easy access slots for secondary lenses and standard 7.5" (190mm) PAR accessories

Up to 10 fixtures may be linked via power in / thru connectors per 15A circuit using 1mm² cables as supplied

Requires power from a non-dim source

50,000 hour LED life (50,000 hours to 70% intensity)

Multiple control options including RGB, strobe, and console-free Master/Slave mode

15-bit virtual dimming engine provides smooth, high quality theatrical fades

RDM functionality for address and setting changes

Active electronic thermal management for droop-free operation

No-noise, fan-free convection cooling for use in acoustically sensitive installations

Luminaire is designed for continuous operation up to 104°F (40°C) ambient temperature and requires free airflow around fixture housing

Additional secondary lenses available for multiple beam spread options

Studio control mode allows fixtures to be operated with no DMX console required

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this light work with Photoflex Litedome xtc Large (42') using the Bowens S ring?

A: Being that the SL-200 uses a Bowens mount and uses low heat LEDs, it is compatible with a softbox such as the Photoflex Large Litedome with a Bowens S type ring.

Q: 2. Does this light include the barn doors?

A: Yes, the barndoors are included with the purchase of the ETC Source Four Fresnel Zoom to Focus Fixture (Black), B&H # ETS4F7SPB.

Q: 3. Flicker free?

A: Yes, the Godox SL-200 LED Video Light should be flicker-free for video usage needs.

Q: 4. Can I switch out the lens barrel with an legacy Source 4 ellipsoidal barrel? Are the colorsouce Spot V barrels interchangeable

A: Yes, end-users can swap out extension tubes on the ETC ColorSource Spot V Please see what we have available. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/accessories/Lens--Lens-Tubes-for-the-ETC-ColorSource-Spot-V-Black/1736604-REG-87671

Q: 5. Can this mount on a c stand? Or what is the best way to mount it?

A: You could mount to a light on a c stand. Generally the light would mount to the stand and will have to have a port for an umbrella. This umbrella was designed for use with LED lights. It cannot be used with hot lights.

Q: 6. Can you order barn doors for this?

A: You could use these barndoors with that light. https://bhpho.to/2Iuk4Y9

Q: 7. Any batteries that can work with the SL-200W?

A: No, ac only.

Q: 8. Can this be used as a bounce for hot lights (tungsten/HMI)?

A: No, this is made to use with Led fixtures

Q: 9. Trying to assess the power output of the 200W units - currently running Einsteins at 14.1 WS, ISO100, F6.3, 1/250th into 2 1x3 softboxes - would I be able to use similar camera settings (headshots). Or another way of asking this is how powerful are these when used with a 1x3 softbox vs. the Westcott Flex 1x3's?

A: 200 watts of LED output is similar to maybe 75-100 watt seconds of Flash output.

Q: 10. With included reflector, how wide a spread does this have? I'm looking to light a 30' wide set wall with the SL200 hanging from above.. wondering if softbox would spread wider?

A: It would depend on the distance from the light to the background, but in most cases you will want at least one per 10 feet.