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Flanders Scientific Medialight Mk2 Eclipse Monitor Bias Lighting Strip (3.3')

Name: Flanders Scientific Medialight Mk2 Eclipse Monitor Bias Lighting Strip (3.3')
Brand: Flanders Scientific
SKU: FLMLM2E3.3
Price: 53.95 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.4 (7 reviews)

BH #FLMLM2E3.3 • MFR #MEDIALIGHT MK2 ECLIPSE 1M

7 reviews

Flanders Scientific

Key Features

USB-Powered Bias Lighting System
Creates Ambient Light for Pro Monitors
Measures 3.3' in Length, Powered via USB
6500K CCT, Instant Warmup, Inline Dimmer

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Flanders Scientific MEDIALIGHT MK2 FLEX Overview

From Manufacturer

Install bias lighting for your monitor to create the perfect ambience in your home cinema or edit suite with this Medialight Mk2 Eclipse Monitor Bias Lighting Strip from FSI Solutions. The LED light strip features a 6500K CCT color temperature, provides inline dimming, and has a high CRI of 98 to accurately match the natural lighting in your environment to create a constant light and contrast reference for your eyes.

The strip is powered via USB and warms up instantly to simulate D65 "dim-surround" bias lighting. It mounts onto the back of any standard or HDR monitor using 3M adhesive. It measures 3.3' in length, so it can support monitors up to 46", depending on your configuration. The cable can also be cut to length for your specific monitor size.

Key Features

LED monitor bias system to create ambience in the edit room or home cinema

Mounts onto the back of a standard or HDR monitor using 3M adhesive

Strip measures 3.3' in length

High CRI of 98 for color accuracy

Instant warmup

Powered via USB 3.0

Inline dimming

6500K CCT color temperature

Simulates D65 "dim-surround" bias lighting

Can be cut to length

Compatible Monitor Sizes

4-Sided Coverage

Displays up to 20"

3-Sided Coverage

Displays from 21 to 24"

Displays on a Stand

Partial backlight coverage for monitors up to 46"

UPC: 860001489019

Flanders Scientific MEDIALIGHT MK2 FLEX Specs

Color Temperature Adjustment	6500K CCT
CRI	98
Power	USB 3.0
Dimming	Yes
Mounting	3M Adhesive
Length	3.3' / 1 m

Packaging Info

Package Weight	0.3 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	4.4 x 4.3 x 1.3"

Flanders Scientific MEDIALIGHT MK2 FLEX Reviews

Fast Delivery, Great Product, Smooth Experience

By Randi

Rated 5 out of 5

Date: 2026-02-05

I really liked how fast and smooth everything was. My order arrived in just 5 days to Lebanon using DHL Express, and the tracking was clear and reliable from start to finish. Nothing was confusing or stressful. They shipped my order immediately instead of keeping it waiting in a warehouse, which really impressed me. The product was well packed and easy to install, and I appreciated the extra accessories (tape and glue) that helped me fix everything properly and securely. Overall, it was a very professional and reliable experience.

Perfect bias lighting

By Cliff

Rated 5 out of 5

Date: 2023-08-08

High quality product, well worth the premium price. Easy to install, even left the 65 TV on its wall bracket while installing. Cleaned the back of the cabinet with alcohol, then installed. Great adhesive, and corners were easy to make the 90 degree turns. Lights are very bright, remote works great as well for adjusting brightness. The included adhesive cable clips came in handy for keeping wiring neat and tidy. Highly recommended! Thanks MediaLight!

See any errors on this page?

is this the v1 or v2 version?

Asked by: Douglas

The FSI Solutions Medialight Mk2 Eclipse Monitor Bias Lighting Strip is the Mark 2 version. The second version of the product.

Answered by: Chris H

Date published: 2025-11-17

Does flexing the led strip on the tv corners from ...

Does flexing the led strip on the tv corners from horizontal to vertical etc create any danger of damaging and breaking it ? What is the best way to make a turn?

Asked by: Evan

Please review the following installation overview. It details where the flex points are located. Installation - https://bit.ly/3D9xmGP