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About NANLITE PavoTube 15C 2 Ft 16w RGBW LED Tube With
NanLite PavoTube RGB+W LED Tubes are an amazingly versatile lighting fixture that features 0 to 100% dimming with maximum illumination of 1400 lumens (352Lux @ 1m) at 5600K, as well as a full spectrum RGB & pre-programmed special lighting effects. With the color temperature adjustable from 6500-2700K, a CRI of 98 and a TLCI of 95 this device exceeds most studio lighting needs. It also features a choice of over 360 static light colors on the RGB spectrum and can cycle through the entire spectrum at a speed of your choice. With six pre-programmed special effects in a simple-to-master menu system, this NanLite RGB light tube makes it easy to imitate lighting scenarios that can otherwise be tricky to recreate. At the touch of a button, you can simulate the lighting effects of an emergency services vehicle (cop car), flame (candlelight), lightning storm, an SOS signal, and two different types of continuous flicker/flash. Each of the special effects has many different settings to help you refine it and create precisely the effect you need, as well as an LCD panel showing you exactly what settings you're using, making it easy to fine tune and then recreate them in future. With easy-to-use dials and buttons set into one end of the light tube, as well as built-in 2.4ghz radio control and master/slave functions, this RGB tube light is versatile enough to slot right into your existing set up without needing a lot of extra preparation. This light’s master/slave mode also makes it easy to synchronize multiple lights by chaining them together using the included sync cable to create a powerful bank of lights performing synchronized effects.
