The Smith Victor A5 5" Adapta-Light (120V) has a 5" diameter reflector with lamp socket that yields a 60° beam with a 250 watt lamp. Designed to be used with a photoflood lamp of up to 250 watts (according to Smith Victor), the updated Adapta-Lights quickly mount to any 5/8" lightstand or stud. Lamp is not included; 250 watts maximum is recommended.
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Key Features
- Rated for 250 Watts
- 5/8" Mount
The Smith Victor A5 5" Adapta-Light (120V) has a 5" diameter reflector with lamp socket that yields a 60° beam with a 250 watt lamp. Designed to be used with a photoflood lamp of up to 250 watts (according to Smith Victor), the updated Adapta-Lights quickly mount to any 5/8" lightstand or stud. Lamp is not included; 250 watts maximum is recommended.
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Smith-Victor A5 Overview
Multi use
Perfect for hair, background and special effects lighting
Reflector
The reflectors, are made of heavy-grade aluminum, are hand-spun and chemically etched to maximize the light output.
Redesigned Knob
A comfortable, easy-to-tighten angle adjustment knob with a heat-free handle
UPC: 037733000014
Smith-Victor A5 Specs
Key Specs
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| Front Accessory Mount | |
| Umbrella Mount | |
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Light Fixture
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| Built-In Dimmer | |
| Front Accessory Mount | |
| Umbrella Mount |
General
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| Inline Switch |
Packaging Info
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Smith-Victor A5 Reviews
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By Marc
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2017-09-25
Perfect add-on for macro or portrait. It has the built of the old Smith Victor's. I used mine with a LED bulb.
Works Fine
By chuckfer
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2012-04-03
I use it when I need to direct extra light on or near a subject. The screw that holds lamp to stand may be a little small (diameter) but no problems so far.
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