NANLUX Evoke 2400B - Hands-On with a High-Power Bi-Color LED Light

[@PrashantRasaily]

2400 Sounds great.

[@cfl4286]

2400 watts is a peculiar choice as it’s right on the cusp of not being wall powered. If it drew a little less you could pull the power from a 20 amp circuit, but in its current iteration you’ll have to use a geni with a twist lock to bates, so that definitely cuts down on the practicality for a lot of people. But such is life with higher powered lights. Given the probable price of above $5000, it’s tough to not just invest in a used 4k HMI over this or the Aputure 2600

[@aebonstudio7193]

The people at nanlux say there will be a plug adapter so it can run at 70% off house power.

[@thelightpainters]

It really depends where you are in the world. Here in the UK we can easily power fixtures like this off house power.

[@vladrapchan5330]

It depends on the country. In Brazil, for example, we have 110v and 220v outlets. In 220v outlets, 2400W will draw barely 10A.

[@CircuitBoardcokr]

ARRI M40 equivalent? nice job.

[@adriancrespo4274]

2400W so you wouldn’t be able to run it off of a houses power right? This would require a separate generator? Or am I missing something… this seems like a great low budget alternative to an HMI, with way better control over the output & it’s bicolour, I think it’ll be pretty popular with rental houses

[@TDCIYB77]

At 230V with a 16 Amp fuse you get 3600W, but i dont know about USA and other countries without 230V..

[@ekphotography]

We all good in South America. 3000w or so is usually just fine on 230V

[@AnimeZone247]

@@TDCIYB77 no in america it's 15-20amps and 120v socket. so 1800w-2400w

[@AnimeZone247]

aputure will have a plug that will match the watts with the wall so you can power their light on house sockets. I'm not sure what nanlux plan is tho. Maybe their own generator

[@Cinegavo]

​@@AnimeZone247electric "generators" have a long way to go

[@thefelixwu]

He obviously had answered the reflector question twice and the editor didn’t take out the first part. 😅