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Photogenic ION Lithium-ion Pure Sine Wave Inverter System with Spare Battery and Case

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Photogenic ION Lithium-ion Pure Sine Wave Inverter System with Spare Battery and Case
Key Features
  • Compact, Lightweight and Portable
  • 2x Batteries
  • Compatible with Most Monolights
  • Multi-voltage Charging, 120V Output
The Photogenic ION Lithium-ion Pure Sine Wave Inverter System with Spare Battery allows you to take your studio strobes on the road or off the road without electricity and without noisy generators or bulky old-style inverters. Weighing in at only 3.5 lb including its battery, the ION measures only 7.5 x 4.4 x 3.3" but is able to deliver hundreds or even thousands of full power flashes depending on the flash head in use. For example, Photogenic's 1,000W/s PL1000DR gets 300 full power flashes on a fully charged battery while their AKC160 will get a whopping 2,050 flashes from the same battery. Photogenic doubles that capacity by including a spare battery but you can triple or quadruple your capacity by simply purchasing extra batteries which can be charged apart from the inverter. Extra chargers are available to charge more than 1 battery concurrently.
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Will this system power more than 2 strobes with a ...

Will this system power more than 2 strobes with a powerstrip? Like 4 Elinchrom BRX 250s?
Asked by: Shawn
Easy, easy, this I used for power a lot of lights that's I have, instead the new Amaran 200d
Answered by: francisley
Date published: 2021-05-17

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Will this power 2 Elinchrom brx1 simultaneously? Also, can it be used intermittently with Genaray Spectro 14 LED for product shoots? Thank you.
Asked by: Sam B.
This inverter can power two Elinchrom BRX series monolights simultaneously for location work. However, there are no tests that we are aware of that confirm the inverter's compatibility with continuous lights such as the Genaray Spectro 14 LED.
Answered by: Kirk R.
Date published: 2018-08-28

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Will this power 2 Elinchrom D LiteRX 400W simultaneusly? Thank you.
Asked by: John A.
Yes, the Photogenic ION Lithium-ion Pure Sine Wave Inverter System with Spare Battery and Case will power two (2) Elinchrom D-Lite 400W/s RX 4 Flash Heads.
Answered by: Manzell L.
Date published: 2019-03-24

Is this compatible with the photogenic powerlight ...

Is this compatible with the photogenic powerlight 625dr monolight?
Asked by: Symira
Yes the Photogenic ION Lithium-ion Pure Sine Wave Inverter is compatible with the Photogenic PL625DR 250W/s PowerLight Monolight.
Answered by: Rob K
Date published: 2022-08-25

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Can I power my MacBook Pro with this inverter?
Asked by: Mathieu
Yes you could power your MacBook Pro with this inverter.
Answered by: Kirk R.
Date published: 2018-08-28

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Would this system power 2 Hensel Integra 1000 monos?
Asked by: Anonymous
The battery really cannot handle that much power. That is a lot if you run the flashes at full power. It would be 2000 watts. You might get if you did get that about 150 total flashes.It would be better for two 1000 watt lights to use a battery inverter like this one, Profoto BatPac Portable Power Source (Multi-Voltage) B&H # PRBPP MFR # 901124.
Answered by: Robert K.
Date published: 2018-08-28

Will this work with the 1000W Profoto D2?

Will this work with the 1000W Profoto D2?
Asked by: Anthony
This is not capable of keeping up with the D2 recycle speed.
Answered by: Reuben K
Date published: 2019-08-30

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Why won't this item work with modeling lights?
Asked by: Mildred S
On page 4 of the instruction manual under the Safety Warning Precautions, the manufacturer states the following: DO NOT attempt to operate monolights and the modeling lamps at the same time. The system is not designed to operate modeling lamps on a continuous basis as this will quickly drain the battery, slow recycle period and potentially overheat the system.
Answered by: Manzell L.
Date published: 2018-08-28
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