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Kinotehnik Practilite 602 LED Fresnel (Black)

BH #KIPRACT602 • MFR #PRACT602
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Kinotehnik Practilite 602 LED Fresnel (Black)
Key Features
  • 3.2" Fresnel Lens
  • Variable Color: 3000-6000K
  • High CRI: 96
  • 15-75 Degree Beam Angle
The black Practilite 602 LED Fresnel from Kinotehnik is a small, lightweight light source with a 3.2" borosilicate Fresnel glass lens capable of an impressive spot-to-flood spec of 15-75 degrees for variable field coverage. Flexibility is key to the design of the Practilite. Light intensity is variable from 5 to 100% negating the need of jockeying the fixture back and forth once you've found the perfect position. The same goes for color. While others are fumbling with filters you can take advantage of the 602's wide color variability from 3000 to 6000K to match existing light conditions or fixtures or just for creative effects. COB LEDs make possible a high CRI of 96 to ensure faithful rendering of colors down to the subtlest of hues.
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Kinotehnik Practilite 602 Overview

The black Practilite 602 LED Fresnel from Kinotehnik is a small, lightweight light source with a 3.2" borosilicate Fresnel glass lens capable of an impressive spot-to-flood spec of 15-75 degrees for variable field coverage. Flexibility is key to the design of the Practilite. Light intensity is variable from 5 to 100% negating the need of jockeying the fixture back and forth once you've found the perfect position. The same goes for color. While others are fumbling with filters you can take advantage of the 602's wide color variability from 3000 to 6000K to match existing light conditions or fixtures or just for creative effects. COB LEDs make possible a high CRI of 96 to ensure faithful rendering of colors down to the subtlest of hues.

The Practilite is designed to work with the Practilite Remote Control app available for iPhones and iPads that lets you control its functions with your iOS or Android device. Additionally, it's Bluetooth compatible, allowing remote control of up to 6 fixtures. Once you're acquainted with the Practilite you'll want to use it everywhere and Kinotehnik makes it easy with the inclusion of a 100-240 VAC power adapter for worldwide use. And no power is no problem. The 602 can also run on V-Mount or Gold Mount batteries with optional adapters. The light comes with 4-way barndoors but it's also compatible with third party 4" studio head light modifiers such as those from Profoto.

Kinotehnik AC/DC Adapter for Practilite

The AC/DC Adapter for Practilite from Kinotehnik is used to power Practilite 600 or 602 LED lights on 100 - 240 V current.

Kinotehnik Practilite Barndoors

Constructed from aluminum, the Kinotehnik Practilite Barndoors have a 4-leaf design and allow you to modify the light output of the Practilite 600 and 602 LED lights to direct light to or block light from your subject.

Kinotehnik Practilite Speed Ring Adapter for Softbox

The Kinotehnik Practilite Speed Ring Adapter for Softbox is compatible with the Practilite 600, 602 and 604 LED lights. The speed ring allows mounting of Kinotehnik's 20x20" softbox on these lights.

Kit Contains:

Kinotehnik AC/DC Adapter for Practilite

Input Power
100 to 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz
Packaging Info
Package Weight
1 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
8 x 4 x 2.5"

Kinotehnik Practilite 602 Reviews

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Can you hang these, and if so, what ...

Can you hang these, and if so, what bracket/mounts would you recommend?
Asked by: Adam
Sure! I do that all the time in a room with a drop tile ceiling. You'll need a baby pin mount. I use one from Matthew's I believe that just clips to the tile t-bar and hang the light upside down then just use the app to control it.
Answered by: Matt
Date published: 2021-02-25

Is this light about the same size as an Arri 300w ...

Is this light about the same size as an Arri 300w tungsten or closer to an Arri 650w tungten? I need to travel with it.
Asked by: Darren
This light is similar in size to a Arri 300w.
Answered by: Rob
Date published: 2020-09-01

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According to spec Practilite 602 is compatible with Profoto speedring, but what size softbox should i choose?
Asked by: Tarmo L.
The Profoto OCF series modifiers are an ideal size for the Practilite 602 Smart LED Fresnel. With that said, the largest size you could use is the Profoto OCF Softbox (2x3') B&H # PROCFSB23. Please see the image below for reference.
Answered by: Kirk R.
Date published: 2018-11-05

How does the output of this light compare with ...

How does the output of this light compare with the aperture 120d?
Asked by: Mark
Spotted down this lights Fresnel lens will give it a higher output. Overall the 120D has more total light output. The 120D is 6000k. This light is Bicolor from 3000-6000k.
Answered by: Reuben
Date published: 2019-11-11

Do these have a place to mount an umbrella? If ...

Do these have a place to mount an umbrella? If not, what would be an optimal solution?
Asked by: Andrew
No.
Answered by: Rob
Date published: 2020-09-01

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Is this light hard enough to cut a clean cookie?
Asked by: Anonymous
From what we have seen, this light emitting from this fresnel would be hard enough when used with a wood or cello cookie.
Answered by: Kirk R.
Date published: 2018-08-26

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Will bowens s-mount accessories work with this light? I'd like to use a snoot or a beauty dish with it.
Asked by: Carrie
This fixture would not fit Bowens S Type modifiers. However, it is compatible with the Profoto OCF Light Modifiers, with the help of the Profoto Speedring for OCF Flash Heads B&H # PROCFSR. Please see the image below to the speed ring and the following link to the OCF modifiers:http://bhpho.to/2ayg3ob
Answered by: Kirk R.
Date published: 2019-03-10

Do you need a tool to remove the barn doors? I ...

Do you need a tool to remove the barn doors? I would want to attach the Angler speed ring/Profoto for a softbox.
Asked by: Darren
No, very easy to remove.
Answered by: Rob
Date published: 2020-08-31
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