ARRI T2 2000W Location Fresnel (Pole Operated, 120-240 VAC)

A 120V lamp will not work with 240V power. You will need to purchase an FKK CP41 Lamp (2000W 240V). Please follow the link below leading you to my top recommendation. https://bhpho.to/2OwOYSx

This light can be safely mounted on a truss system with a C-clamp like the Avenger C210 Baby Pipe Clamp, B&H # AVC210. Please see the image below for reference.

The speed ring diameter for this Arri light is 9 -5/8. An example of such is the Chimera Modular Speed Ring for ARRI M8 and Zylight F8 B&H # CH9213OP, which can be used the the Octaplus and Video Pro Plus Softboxes also from Chimera. In terms of holding scrims, the T2 offers adjustable accessory brackets to allow you to hold either 2 or 4 scrims at a time. If using scrims with a gel holder, normally the gel holder should be placed in front of the scrims. As for hanging this light with a Super Clamp and a 5/8 baby pin, that would be possible if using a Manfrotto Super Clamp, B&H # MA035RL which has a maximum load capacity is 33.1 lbs. Please see the images below for reference.

if you mean put on a boom pole of sorts and held above someone's head then probably not. this is pretty heavy and big. but this can be put on a light stand.

The ARRI T2 Location Fresnel light fixture is a tungsten light fixture. As the unit uses tungsten lamps, the color temperature would be 3,200K. The lamp/bulb is not included with the fixture purchase, and must be purchased separately. The compatible lamps we carry are listed under the Lamps section under the Accessories tab on our website. The ARRI CYX 2000W 120V Lamp, B&H # ARCYX, or the Sylvania / Osram CYX (2000W/120V) Lamp, B&H # SYCYX, would be good options for your usage needs.

Using Ohms law, the amperage draw for the T2 (2000W) fixture at 120V is approximately 16.6 amps. For 220V it would be approximately 9 amps. I believe Australia is a 220V country therefore it would be right on the edge with a 10 amp receptacle.

None , it comes with bare wires

It can be used in a household outlet, but there are a lot of restrictions. If it is a new home, with modern 20Amp circuits, which can support 2500Watts, and there are large lower draw sources already in use on the circuit, then this light will work fine. A kitchen or bathroom general have dedicated circuits and are required by code to be upgraded if any remodeling takes place on the house, so it’s generally good to assume these outlets are 20Amps (unplug microwaves, etc). Also, outlets to the left and right of the kitchen are supposed to be on separate circuits. 20Amp outlets hv a vertical & horizontal slit on the neutral/left slit, which is easy to identify,but often home owners/ non-electricians replace outlets, so it’s not always a guarantee. Use a multimeter to test the outlet to confirm. You can also get an adapter cable that converts a 30Amp dryer outlet to bates/ lunch box for clean 20Amp power for this 2k Arri light.