Creamsource
Creamsource Vortex4 1x1 RRGBBW 325W LED Studio
A 325 W RRGBBW LED panel delivering 7,300 lux at 3 m with a 20-degree beam, 2,200–15,000 K CCT, four-zone control and IP65 weather resistance
- Intense output with 7,300 lux at 3 m using a 20-degree beam
- Covers 2,200 K to 15,000 K for warm to cool white tones
- Four independent zones let you shape light per scene
- IP65 rating protects against dust and water on location
- Built-in power supply and antenna reduce cable clutter on set
All-in-One RGBW LED Studio Light
The Creamsource Vortex4 1x1 delivers 325W of integrated RRGBBW output in a single weather-resistant fixture. Its built-in power supply and antenna simplify rigging for photographers, filmmakers and content creators working on location or in the studio.
Suited for Multi-Zone Colour Work.
Quad-zone control and a 2200K to 15000K CCT range let gaffers shape colour precisely across four independent areas. Built-in effects, gels and FrameSync support virtual-production workflows. The 1x1 form factor and fixed 20-degree beam limit use in confined sets or applications needing wide flood coverage.
IP65 Fixture for Mixed Indoor-Outdoor Builds
Rated IP65, the head withstands rain and dust without extra housing, freeing up truck space normally used for weather protection. Integrated power removes the need for external ballasts or battery plates on standby. CreamOS handles DMX, wireless and onboard cues so the lighting console stays uncluttered.
Highlights
- Intense output with 7,300 lux at 3 m using a 20-degree beam
- Covers 2,200 K to 15,000 K for warm to cool white tones
- Four independent zones let you shape light per scene
- IP65 rating protects against dust and water on location
- Built-in power supply and antenna reduce cable clutter on set
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 325W fixture run from a standard mains socket or does it need an external power supply?
The integrated power supply means the 325W Vortex4 plugs directly into a standard mains socket with no separate brick required.
Will the 20-degree beam and 7300 lux at 3m overpower older tungsten fixtures I still use?
The focused 20-degree output reaches 7300 lux at 3m, so it will exceed most tungsten units at equivalent distance; dim or gel the Vortex4 to match the warmer 2200K–15000K range.
How can I confirm the four zones and FrameSync are working after I rig the IP65 light?
Select each zone in the control menu and verify independent colour changes, then enable FrameSync and check that the fixture locks to the camera’s frame rate without flicker.
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