A stand is required but not included with this light. Please be sure to purchase a stand to mount this light on.
The Norman ML400 Monolight is a self-contained 400 watt/second flash unit.
The ML400 accepts over 100 Norman accessories and light modifiers including softboxes, reflectors, grids, snoots and barn doors, using the included R9113 Adapter Ring.
A digital readout displays accurate, repeatable settings up to 400 watt/seconds in 1/10 stop increments.
| Maximum Watt/Seconds | 400 |
| Guide Number | 100, bare bulb, ISO 100 @ 10' |
| Recycle Time | Maximum 1.5 sec @ full power |
| Flash Duration | 1/1200 sec @ full power |
| Flash Variability | 5 f/stops, in .1 stop increments |
| User Replaceable Flashtube | Yes (FQ8) |
| Changeable Reflector | Yes |
| Modeling Light Wattage | 150 (ESR), 250W max. (ESS) |
| Voltage Stabilization | Yes, +/- 1% |
| Flash Ready Indicator | Ready Light/Open Flash, Switchable Audible Beep |
| Operating Voltage | 105-125V AC, 60Hz |
| Sync Voltage | 6V, monoplug cord |
| Built-in Slave Cell | Yes, Optical, on-off |
| Circuit Protection | Overheat cutout and 10A circuit breaker |
| Fan Cooled | Yes |
| Auto Dump | Yes |
| Dimensions | 5 x 5 x 7.4" (12.7 x 12.7 x 18.8 cm) |
| Weight | 5 lb (2.27 kg) |
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Comments about Norman Monolight - 400 Watt/Seconds (120V):
I use for portraits in studio, weddings and events on location. Have been using for almost 5 years now and have never had 1 issue with either. Wish I had 2 more. With my light meter I can change levels in 2 seconds with the easy readout and controls.
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Comments about Norman Monolight - 400 Watt/Seconds (120V):
I like the digital read-out. Now adjusting lights is a snap
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Comments about Norman Monolight - 400 Watt/Seconds (120V):
very versatile. perfect strobe for a simple one-light portrait, down to 13 wps -- but powerful enought to light a large group, up to 400 wps. have to be careful where you're standing at times, though, for it to respond to a pocketwizard transmitter, which of course can be a problem. otherwise, a great, reliable light. love the 60-inch norman octagonal softbox to use with it.
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