The SWIT S-2420C is a 40W bi-color LED softlight panel featuring a slim, lightweight design and adjustable color temperature from 3200K to 5600K. Delivering 623 lux at 1 meter, it offers smooth dimming, flexible battery options, and edge-mounted LED technology for soft, even illumination in studio and field productions.
The SWIT S-2420C is a 40W bi-color LED softlight panel featuring a slim, lightweight design and adjustable color temperature from 3200K to 5600K. Delivering 623 lux at 1 meter, it offers smooth dimming, flexible battery options, and edge-mounted LED technology for soft, even illumination in studio and field productions.
The SWIT S-2420C is a second-generation 40W bi-color LED softlight panel designed for professional broadcast, video production, and photography applications. With its compact and ultra-slim profile (50mm thickness), the S-2420C provides powerful yet soft illumination in a lightweight and portable form factor.
Soft & Even Illumination
Equipped with 160 edge-mounted LEDs, the panel produces smooth, evenly diffused light output, reaching 623 lux at 1 meter. This makes it ideal for interviews, ENG shooting, studio setups, and portable lighting applications where soft, natural light is essential.
Adjustable Bi-Color Output
The color temperature is continuously adjustable from 3200K (tungsten) to 5600K (daylight), allowing seamless blending with ambient lighting conditions. The fixture also features stepless dimming, enabling precise brightness control without flicker.
Flexible Power Options
The S-2420C supports multiple powering methods:
This flexibility makes it suitable for both studio installations and mobile field productions.
Lightweight at just 2.1 kg, the S-2420C offers a perfect balance of portability, efficiency, and professional performance.
Key Features
| Manufacturer: | Swit |
| Category: | Studio Lights |
| Type of light | Bi‑colour LED panel |
| Power (W) | 40Watt |
| Colour temperature | 3200K-5600K |
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