Aputure Accent B7C RGBWW E26/27 LED Bulb (DEMO STOCK)

Please note this item is Demo Stock. The item was used, no box, and may have slight cosmetic scratches, but otherwise fully functioning

The Aputure Accent B7C is an RGBWW colour mixing LED light bulb and is the first product in Aputures new Accent line of practical LED fixtures. Using the same colour mixing technology as the Nova P300c, the B7c boasts the same 2,000K-10,000K colour temperature, and professional level colour reproduction, with the ability to achieve an SSI score as high as 85 in tungsten.

The B7c utilises a mere 7W LED output to create a 50W household tungsten light bulb equivalent. The Accent B7c is the first colour mixing smart bulb to utilise a built-in battery, allowing it to run for over 70 minutes at maximum output, making it suitable for an immense number of use cases.

To enhance the on-set workflow efficiency, the B7c is also the first smart bulb to include onboard control buttons, making toggling between CCT presets and adjusting brightness incredibly simple. And with SidusLink Bluetooth App compatibility, users can easily control multiple B7c bulbs from a smartphone or iPad and unlock the B7cs fine-tuneable colour capabilities.

Features

• 7W RGBWW LED Smart Bulb
• Standard E26/E27 Light Bulb Socket
• Built in Lithium-polymer Battery
• 70+ mins Run time at Full Power
• Fully Tuneable CCT from 2,000K to 10,000K
• Average CRI 95+, TLCI 96+
• SSI (Tungsten): 85, SSI (D55): 74
• RGB Colour Tenability with Hue, Saturation & Intensity
• Covers >90% of the Colours Within Rec.2020 Colour Space
• Stepless Dimming from 0-100% with No Colour Shift
• 9 Built-in Lighting FX: Paparazzi, Fireworks, Faulty Bulb, Lightning, TV, Party, Pulsing, Cop Car, and Fire. Only Smart Bulb with On-board Button Controls
• Sidus Link App Compatible, Firmware Upgradeable
• Wireless Control via Sidus Link App
• Wireless Bluetooth Control up to 80m
• Two Power Supply Modes: Standard/AC Mode, Battery/DC Mode
• Passively-cooled Aluminum-alloy Heatsink

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