LIGHTINStudio LightingG
Clamp Socket Accepts Screw-On Reflectors
Light Outfit
CW—Low heat, 75w listed unit, metal socket, clamp and
10” parabolic aluminum reflector,
cord set, safety handle included. Accepts reflectors. 2 lbs.
socket with wood handle, cord set
& a 3-section stand that extends to
CWP—Same but with phenolic sockets.
7’ closes to 31”, Wt. 4 lbs.
UL-listed for 75w max. Fishpoles hold lights,
CW
cameras and microphones. 124/3A Packed each in
Telescopic, non-rotational 2 boxes, 6 per carton
aluminum tubing, standard
124/3A1 Same as above but
24 10” Parabolic spun aluminum reflector,
5/8-27 microphone threaded
individually boxed
screw onto socket fronts.
end, foam grip.
124/3NL Includes 75 watt
FP-2 2 55”/30”
North Light bulb that
simulates daylight
FP-3 3 79”/31”
75WNL Bulb only
FP-4 4 103”/31”
FP-6 6 150”/31”
100/3 Light Stand only
Universal Easel Light-UELA
124/3NL
Strong 3” clamp, mount to most any easel,
aluminum reflector, 18” flexible arm, use 75 watt, max.
Pro Series Light Stands
UELA Universal Easel Light
Extremely well made, strong & lightweight.
Aluminum, satin anodized, split collar
locks, 1/4-20 male tops with lock nuts.
TIC Light Stands PRO9 3 sections, 9’ open,
39” closed.
Lightweight, aluminum alloy,
clutch locks, 3/8” tops
PRO11 4 sections, 11’ open,
36” closed.
TIC15 48’ open, 15” closed
TIC22 72’ open, 23” closed
TIC25 9’ open, 25” closed
…custom made stands also available!
Trouble free clutch
for secure locking TIC-15, 22, 25
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