The SWIT CL-M100D is a 100W bi-color mini SMD LED panel delivering 3400Lux @1m, 2700K–6500K adjustable color, CRI 98 / TLCI 99, and silent fanless operation. Its compact, half-size design makes it ideal for broadcast studios, live entertainment, theater, and low-ceiling film setups.
The SWIT CL-M100D is a 100W bi-color mini SMD LED panel delivering 3400Lux @1m, 2700K–6500K adjustable color, CRI 98 / TLCI 99, and silent fanless operation. Its compact, half-size design makes it ideal for broadcast studios, live entertainment, theater, and low-ceiling film setups.
The SWIT CL-M100D is a high-intensity, mini-size bi-color SMD LED panel designed for professional lighting applications in broadcast, theater, live events, and film studios, especially where space is limited. Equipped with 576 ultra-bright long-life SMD LEDs, it delivers 3400Lux at 1 meter, producing a clean, uniform light with minimal heat output.
The panel supports continuous color adjustment from 2700K to 6500K and 0–100% flicker-free dimming, ensuring smooth and precise lighting control. Its fanless design allows completely silent operation, making it perfect for sound-sensitive recording environments.
With 62° half-peak beam angle, the CL-M100D provides wide coverage while the high color accuracy (CRI 98, TLCI 99, SSI(D55) 73) ensures faithful reproduction of skin tones and colors on camera. Control is versatile via DMX512 for both dimming and color temperature adjustment, while the LCD display shows real-time values for easy operation.
Powering options include PowerCON TRUE1 AC input and loop-through as well as 4-pin XLR DC input (11–17V) for field use. Accessories include a 4-leaf metal barn door and yoke bracket, giving flexible control over light direction and spill.
Key Features
| Manufacturer: | Swit |
| Category: | Studio Lights |
| Type of light | Bi‑colour LED panel |
| Power (W) | 100Watt |
| Colour temperature | 2700K-6500K |
| DMX | Yes |
| CRI | 98 |
| TLCI | 99 |
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