Falcon Eyes Bi-Color LED Lamp Sophiez SO-300TDX on 230V

The SO-300TDX from Falcon Eyes is a modern LED solution, which ensures an extremely soft light. The individual LEDs are not visible, but instead one soft light cheese is emitted. The wattage of the SO-300TDX is 300 watts. The light is emitted within an angle of 66 degrees, where the CRI value of 95 provides natural colors. The brightness of the light is continuously adjustable through the built -in touchscreen. It is also possible to adjust the color temperature, from 2800k to 6500K. You can supply the SO-300TDX with the supplied power adapter or two optional 14.8V V-mount batteries.

Application SO-300TDX

The SO-300TDX is indispensable for video recordings in your studio and on location. This type of light is also increasingly used when taking portrait photos. The soft, widespread light ensures a natural representation of the subject. Thanks to the Spigot connection, the SO-300TDX fits every sturdy lampstative, see optional accessories. On the sides, the lamp is provided with pivot points. This allows the lamp to be adjusted in almost every angle. By means of the control panel on the back of the lamp you can control multiple lamps at the same time with one control panel. All you have to do is put the lamps on the same channel. There are special modes for the film industry, with which you can simulate thunderstorms, among other things. The Sophiez lamps with 'TDX' in their name do not work together with the 'TD' versions. For example, you cannot control the SO-48TD wirelessly with the SO-108TDX. But with the SO-68TD. You can use this lamp with the RC-7 remote control from Falcon Eyes. See optional accessories. Operation with the DMX512 protocol is also possible, through optional UTP cables and a DMX panel.

Special Effects SO-300TDX

With the SO-300TDX you can display 9 special effects. The SO-300TDX mimics the light from, among other things, thunderstorms, candles and a TV screen.

Connect DMX panel

The lamp has an RJ45 plug to connect to a DMX panel. This way you can steer the light based on the DMX512 protocol. The last photo shows this connection.