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Chimera Triolet Flood Light with Quick Release Speed Ring (120 VAC)

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Chimera Triolet Flood Light with Quick Release Speed Ring (120 VAC)
Key Features
  • For Rectangular Video Softboxes
  • 1000 Watts Maximum
  • E26 Medium Screw Base Adapter
  • 2-Pin Halogen Bulb Adapter
This Chimera Triolet accepts Mogul base and Medium base lamps up to 1000W and 2-pin lamps up to 750W (with its protective glass dome).
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Chimera Triolet Overview

This Chimera Triolet accepts Mogul base and Medium base lamps up to 1000W and 2-pin lamps up to 750W (with its protective glass dome).

This Triolet model comes with a Quick Release Style Speed Ring, which enables you to quickly mount and dismount your rectangular heat-resistant softbox.

This is a fixture designed for use with 120 VAC current. It has an Edison grounded plug and in-line switch.

Broad, Omnidirectional Light
Compatible with light banks, lanterns, or without a modifier for a bare-bulb light effect
Versatile
  • May be used with a Chimera lantern, or VideoPro series softbox
  • Also compatible with the Photoflex Silverdome or Westcott FV2 series heat resistant softboxes
  • Stand Adapter
    Comes equipped with the Chimera Single Axis stand adapter which allows tilt and swivel of the fixture
    UPC: 845077099508

    Chimera Triolet Specs

    Key Specs
    Bulb Type
    1x E26/E27, E39/E40
    Max Bulb Wattage
    1000 W
    Umbrella Mount
    Yes
    Input Power
    120 VAC, 60 Hz
    Mounting
    5/8" Receiver (via Fixture)
    Light Fixture
    Bulb Type
    1x E26/E27, E39/E40
    Max Bulb Wattage
    1000 W
    Umbrella Mount
    Yes
    General
    Input Power
    120 VAC, 60 Hz
    Mounting
    5/8" Receiver (via Fixture)
    Cable Length
    15" / 38.1 cm
    Inline Switch
    Yes
    Dimensions
    10 x 3.25" / 25.4 x 8.2 cm
    Weight
    2.9 lb / 1.3 kg
    Packaging Info
    Package Weight
    7.2 lb
    Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
    13.8 x 9.7 x 9.5"

    Chimera Triolet Reviews

    It's a Chimera!

    By Peter
    Rated 5 out of 5
    Date: 2022-05-23

    Absolutely wonderful softbox--high quality and well thought out kit. Easy to assemble and everything fits together well. With any bulb installed, the light is perfectly diffused. All of the velcro fits well and the stitching is what you expect from a Chimera. The head is beautifully designed and finished. It looks good just sitting by itself. Mine came with a heavy duty Matthews stand. Both bags are of high quality too. I've used 500 watt bulbs with no problem, but I use LED bulbs now. Less heat and I'm shooting video and I don't want to bake the subjects! You can't go wrong with a Chimera.

    The ones I like

    By Maarten Vanden
    Rated 5 out of 5
    Date: 2020-12-17

    For me the very best!

    See any errors on this page?

    can you put any 500w or 750w bulb (flourescent or ...

    can you put any 500w or 750w bulb (flourescent or led) that fits the threaded socket of the light?
    Asked by: michael
    The Chimera Triolet Flood Light with Octaplus Speed Ring (220-230 VAC) (B&H# CHT2POPE) can accept tungsten, LED, and fluorescent bulbs up to 1000W that have a standard E26/E27, E39/E40, or GY9.5 base. For reference, the most typical (not mini and not specialized) screw bulb base used in the UK and EU, in the USA, in the Western Hemisphere in general, and indeed in most countries worldwide conforms to the E26/E27 screw-in standard that this fixture can also use.
    Answered by: Yoni S
    Date published: 2025-11-07

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    Does this light work with a dimmer, and if so do you have any recommendations?
    Asked by: John
    This light can be used with an inline dimmer such as the Impact D1000 1,000W AC Dimmer Control (110-120V) B&H # IMD1000. Please see the image below for reference.
    Answered by: Kirk R.
    Date published: 2018-08-27

    question

    Can I put a CFL bulb in this ?
    Asked by: Mrinal
    The Chimera Socket Adapter - Mogul to Medium Base, B&H # CHRMMB, would allow you to use a CFL bulb, such as either the Eiko Spiral Fluorescent Lamp (85W/120V), B&H # EIFS85, or the Eiko Spiral Fluorescent Lamp (105W / 120V), B&H # EIFS105Z, with the Chimera Video Pro Plus 1 Triolet Kit.
    Answered by: Manzell L.
    Date published: 2018-08-27

    Is there a Bowen mount adapter?

    Is there a Bowen mount adapter?
    Asked by: Alan
    No. The following unit has a integrated quick release speed ring system built in.
    Answered by: hectorm
    Date published: 2021-12-05

    question

    Is the power adjustable?
    Asked by: Adam M.
    The Chimera Triolet Flood Light does not have a control to adjust output power. As such, you would have to purchase a dimmer such as the Impact D1000 1,000W AC Dimmer Control (110-120V), B&H # IMD1000, for your planned usage needs.
    Answered by: Manzell L.
    Date published: 2018-08-27

    question

    does it work 500w
    Asked by: Kim
    The Chimera Mogul Base Lamp - 500 Watts/120 Volts - for Lantern, B&H # CHLM500L, would be a 500 watt bulb that is compatible for use with the Chimera Triolet Mogul Base Flood Light.
    Answered by: Manzell L.
    Date published: 2018-08-27

    Does it come with both E26 and 2-pin adapters?

    Does it come with both E26 and 2-pin adapters?
    Asked by: Chao
    This version B&H # CHTE does come with a 2-pin and a E26 adapter.
    Answered by: Reuben K
    Date published: 2019-04-04

    question

    The picture for the 9930OP Chimera Triolet Flood Light with Octaplus Speed Ring shows an Octaplus speed ring without quick release (9890OP), but the included equipment lists an Octaplus Speed Ring with quick release (9890QR). Which is it?
    Asked by: Jeffrey Lawlis
    This kit would include a Chimera Octaplus Dedicated Speed Ring for Triolet which has fixed corners rather than quick release corners. Chimera only manufacturers their Quick Release Speed Rings in the 4 corner type.
    Answered by: Kirk R.
    Date published: 2018-08-27
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