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Key Features
- For Photo, Video & Film Production
- Output: 746 Lux at 3.3' for Each Light
- 2700-12,000K CCT; RGB Mode
- Onboard, Wireless, DMX & App Control
Designed with wireless support for LumenRadio CRMX, the PavoTube II 30XR 8-Light Kit from Nanlite is an efficient solution for both photo and video lighting. The kit contains eight 4' tube lights with AC adapters, mounting clips, floor stands, and a robust hard case for extra safety during storage and transport. Not just fun to use, each tube light outputs up to 746 lux at 3.3' at 5600K and offers professional color, control, and power features to make it a valuable asset for anyone. It has an expansive CCT color range of 2700 to 12,000K to handle any ambient light situation or match other fixtures and full spectrum RGB for access to millions of colors and hues.
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Can you mount these to a lighting grid in the ...
Can you mount these to a lighting grid in the ceiling? To light a green screen?
The Nanlite PavoTube II 30XR RGB LED Pixel Tube Light can be mounted to a grid system using the Baby Pin Adapter 5/8" Female to 1/4-20" Male (BH # MAA.252038N).
Date published: 2025-05-08
Is this flicker free when shooting high speed? Say
Is this flicker free when shooting high speed? Say 1,000 fps.
The Nanlite PavoTube II 30XR RGB LED Pixel Tube Light (4', 4-Light Kit) (B&H# NAPT30XR4KIT) typically would not visibly (to the camera) flicker when set to maximum intensity (i.e., full brightness) and photographed or videoed using a shutter speed of 1/1,000th of a second. The actual factors affecting the phenomenon of flicker are more complicated than just the shutter speed (or frame rate), but this product is especially unlikely to show any flicker when filming at the aforementioned shutter speed with most cinema, mirrorless, or action cameras.
Date published: 2026-10-30