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Halo 100x Bi-Color LED

Key Features

  • Ultra-compact, 100W bi-color Bowens Mount COB light for everyday creator setups
  • Best-in-class brightness: Over 34% brighter than 100x S in roughly one-third the size (Up to 4,890 lux @ 1m bare)
  • Simple & flexible power options: Power with included DC adapter or USB-C PD 3.0 sources via USB-C PD input (cable not included)
  • Separate brightness and color temperature knobs for fast and intuitive adjustments
  • Ultra-compact size: Same space-saving footprint as Halo 60x for tight spaces that’s quick to pack, mount, and store

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Halo 100x Bi-Color LED
Gosselin #: 8861044 Supplier #: MP0000043D
$253.00

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Key Features

  • Ultra-compact, 100W bi-color Bowens Mount COB light for everyday creator setups
  • Best-in-class brightness: Over 34% brighter than 100x S in roughly one-third the size (Up to 4,890 lux @ 1m bare)
  • Simple & flexible power options: Power with included DC adapter or USB-C PD 3.0 sources via USB-C PD input (cable not included)
  • Separate brightness and color temperature knobs for fast and intuitive adjustments
  • Ultra-compact size: Same space-saving footprint as Halo 60x for tight spaces that’s quick to pack, mount, and store

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Halo 100x Bi-Color LED
Halo 100x Bi-Color LED
$253.00

Brighter and Smaller

With up to 84W of output, the amaran Halo 100x is 34% brighter than the amaran 100x S while roughly one-third the size – reaching up to 4,890 lux @ 1m. Get more performance with the same space-saving footprint as the Halo 60x.

Flexible Power Options

Keep your setup adaptable to your workflow. Power the amaran Halo 100x with the included DC power adapter in fixed studios, or with USB-C PD sources with its USB-C PD input – including the amaran Peak series with the optional Ace E-Lock Adapter.

Step Up Your Studio

When you’re ready to step up in output without changing the way you work, the amaran Halo 100x keeps studio-ready bi-color lighting within reach. Get reliable amaran performance without adding complexity to your workflow.

Fast, Familiar Control

Separate brightness and color temperature knobs keep adjustments fast and intuitive during shoots. Plus, its simple interface means instant control without menu diving.

Ultra-Compact Footprint

Sharing the same ultra-compact body as the Halo 60x, the amaran Halo 100x integrates seamlessly into small rooms and multi-light setups. All while recording without distractions, under 28dBA.

Bowens Mount Modifier Ready

Full-size Bowens Mount support unlocks compatibility with the Mini Reflector, Mini Fresnel, and more. Plus a wide 85º beam angle that fills softboxes evenly without hotspots.

Instant Pairing via NFC

Built-in NFC enables instant pairing with the amaran app for faster setup and light management straight out of the box – even before turning it on.

DMX Compatibility via USB-C

Add DMX control via the optional USB-C to 5-Pin Adapter for lighting console integration. Sync cues, trigger effects, and control multiple Halo fixtures within the same wired workflow.

  • Ultra-compact, 100W bi-color Bowens Mount COB light for everyday creator setups
  • Best-in-class brightness: Over 34% brighter than 100x S in roughly one-third the size (Up to 4,890 lux @ 1m bare)
  • Simple & flexible power options: Power with included DC adapter or USB-C PD 3.0 sources via USB-C PD input (cable not included)
  • Separate brightness and color temperature knobs for fast and intuitive adjustments
  • Ultra-compact size: Same space-saving footprint as Halo 60x for tight spaces that’s quick to pack, mount, and store

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