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Falcon Eyes LHD-B928FS Lamp Holder with 80cm Octabox and Spiral Lamps
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Product Overview
The Falcon Eyes LHD-B928FS Lamp Holder combined with an 80cm Octabox includes 9 spiral lamps of 28W each, with a power equivalence of 140W per lamp. These spiral lamps provide a stable color temperature of 5470K, ideal for consistent lighting conditions.
This lighting set is designed for product photography, portrait photography, and videography. It is easy to mount and creates soft, even illumination around subjects or objects.
Power Control Features
The lamp holder features 5 power switches, enabling individual control of the lamps. Users can switch lamps on or off separately to adjust light output precisely, allowing for the reduction of light by turning off 1 to 8 lamps as needed.
Additional Lamp Options and Compatibility
Optional spiral lamps are available to increase light output. The 28W bulbs can be replaced with 5 lamps of 40W, 55W, 70W, or 85W. The maximum light output reaches 2125W, equivalent to 5 lamps of 85W. Up to 9 lamps can be used simultaneously.
Due to the physical size of the 40W lamps, a combination of 5 x 40W lamps and 4 x 28W lamps can be used. For 55W, 70W, or 85W lamps, only 5 can be installed, as their size prevents filling the remaining sockets with 28W lamps.
Mounting and Accessories
The LHD-B928FS can be easily mounted on a universal light stand. Instead of the supplied octabox, a reflector can be used as an alternative lighting modifier. Various optional accessories are available to customize the setup further.
Technical Specifications
- Included Lamps: 9 x 28W spiral lamps (equivalent to 140W each)
- Additional Lamps Included: 5 x 40W spiral lamps (equivalent to 200W each)
- Color Temperature: Stable 5300K to 5470K depending on lamp type
- Octabox Diameter: 80 cm
- Maximum Light Output: 2125W (equivalent to 5 x 85W lamps)
- Power Switches: 5 individual switches for lamp control
- Mounting: Compatible with universal light stands
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