Linkstar Flexible Bi-Color LED Panel LX-100 30x60 cm

The Linkstar LX-100 is a flexible bi-color LED panel measuring 30 x 60 cm, which is equipped with 252 small LED lights that together provide an output of 100 Watt. The LED panel in this set comes standard with a softbox, diffuse cloth and honeycomb. 

The color temperature of the Linkstar lamp can be infinitely adjusted from 3000 to 5600K, or warm yellow light to daylight. Due to the CRI value of 95, you can always count on natural colours. The intensity of the lamp can be infinitely adjusted from 0 to 100%. You can soften the light using the supplied soft box and diffuse cloth. With the help of the honeycomb you can give the light more control and spread it less widely.

The lamp is lightweight, only a few millimetres thick and can be folded into any shape. In addition, you can use the lamp both via mains current and with a V-mount battery (optionally available). The LED-mat is splashproof, so you can also use the lamp outside when it drizzles, for example.

Application Linkstar LX-100

Linkstar's LX-100 is flexible in many ways. For example, it can be used for multiple applications, such as photo and video productions. For example, in a studio when making portraits, or outside on location when making an interview. The lamp provides stable light without flickering. You simply adjust the colour temperature to the ambient light for a natural result. What is also immediately noticeable is that the lamp folds in 360 degrees, allowing you to illuminate objects from multiple angles. Did you know that you can also control several lamps centrally?

Wireless communication

With the help of a controller you can control several lamps centrally. All you have to do is put the lamps on the same channel (A/B/C/D/OFF), after which you can use one of the controllers as a control panel for the whole group. If you have several lamps from this series (e.g. the smaller LX-50 or bigger LX-150), you can also control them using just one control panel. It is also possible, for example, to make two sets of lamps and control them differently. To do this, you can set them to different channels.