Viltrox VL-200T is an easily portable 30 W bi-colour LED panel with 192 SMD LEDs (96 at 3,300 K and 96 at 5,600 K) for photo, video and small-studio work. It continuously adjusts colour temperature from 3,300 to 5,600 K and output from 20 to 100%; at 4,400 K it delivers up to 2,500 lm and 2,450 lux at 0.5 m, with CRI ≥95. The LCD display and supplied 2.4 GHz…
Viltrox VL-200T is an easily portable 30 W bi-colour LED panel with 192 SMD LEDs (96 at 3,300 K and 96 at 5,600 K) for photo, video and small-studio work. It continuously adjusts colour temperature from 3,300 to 5,600 K and output from 20 to 100%; at 4,400 K it delivers up to 2,500 lm and 2,450 lux at 0.5 m, with CRI ≥95. The LCD display and supplied 2.4 GHz RF remote control six groups across 19 channels. Power it from the included AC/DC adapter or two Sony L-Series / NP-F batteries (F550, F570, F960 or F970; batteries are not included). It has a 1/4"-20 thread, measures 260 × 200 × 22 mm and weighs 556 g.
This thin bi-colour panel provides natural, adjustable illumination for interviews, product shots and mobile production. Its 30 W output, CRI ≥95 and continuously variable brightness make it straightforward to match the light already present in a scene.


The LCD display shows settings on the panel. The supplied 2.4 GHz RF remote handles six groups and 19 channels, making it easy to control a single panel or a set. Use two Sony L-Series / NP-F batteries away from mains power; an AC/DC adapter is included for extended operation.
| Manufacturer: | Viltrox |
| Category: | Studio Lights |
| Light control | Onboard · 2,4 GHz bezdrátové ovládání |
| Type of light | Bi‑colour LED panel |
| Power (W) | 30Watt |
| Power supply type | Power adapter · NP batteries |
| Battery type | NP-F |
| Color temperature | 3300K-5600K |
| Flaps | No |
| DMX | No |
| CRI | 95 |
| Illuminance | 2450lx |
| Illuminance measuring distance | 0.5m |
| Light mounting | 1/4"-20 thread · Cold shoe |
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