PavoBulb 10CEAN  6949987423225

Nanlite PavoBulb 10C Bi-Color RGBWW LED Bulb

The PavoBulb 10C Bi-Color RGBWW LED Bulb from Nanlite is an LED bulb that was made for creative production.
It attaches to a standard lamp socket and provides highly accurate light with a CRI of 95 and TLCI of 97.
It has an expanded color temperature range of 2700 to 7500K, with stunning RGB color and 15 built-in, customizable effects.
Three buttons provide quick setup, but deeper control is wirelessly available via Bluetooth using the free NANLINK mobile app or through 2.4G using NANLINK remote controls.

A USB Type-C port allows the PavoBulb 10C to be powered with an external battery for long runtimes when plugging into AC isn't an option.
An optional USB Type-C to DMX Cable can be attached to the USB Type-C port to enable full DMX control.
The PavoBulb 10C offers complete control over dimming, color temperature, green-to-magenta shift, and more.
The PavoBulb 10C has the form factor of a conventional incandescent light bulb and screws into a standard E27 base, making it possible to install in an on-set lamp as a natural-looking, in-scene light source.

With a CRI of 95 and TLCI of 97, the PavoBulb 10C provides extremely high color accuracy.
The color temperature can be adjusted from 2700 to 7500K, and the green-to-magenta shift can be adjusted to match other light sources.
A USB Type-C port allows powerful batteries to be used for long runtimes when AC isn't available, and it allows DMX control using the optional USB Type-C to DMX Cable.

Instantly control brightness, color temperature, and hue using built-in buttons on the PavoBulb 10C.
It can also be remotely controlled via built-in Bluetooth with the free NANLINK mobile app or through 2.4G using NANLINK remote controls.
For wired operation, the separately available Nanlite Control Bank allows fine-tuning settings like green-to-magenta shift without using the app or wireless network.

The full-dome diffuser provides attractively soft and even light with a wide 205° beam angle. Advanced