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NANLITE FC-1200B and FC-1200C Explained – 1200W Output, Nebula C4 Color, One-Cable Design

We spoke to Andy Lin at the booth about why the company put everything in one housing, and which existing modifiers remain compatible at this power level. The FC-1200B and FC-1200C were announced shortly before the show, so the numbers were already out, and they follow the Forza 720 and 720B in a steady climb up the company's power range.

NANLITE FC-1200B and FC-1200C Explained – 1200W Output, Nebula C4 Color, One-Cable Design

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We spoke to Andy Lin at the booth about why the company put everything in one housing, and which existing modifiers remain compatible at this power level.

The FC-1200B and FC-1200C were announced shortly before the show, so the numbers were already out, and they follow the Forza 720 and 720B in a steady climb up the company's power range.

NANLITE brought its two most powerful FC fixtures to IBC 2026, the bi-color FC-1200B and the full-color FC-1200C, both rated at 1350W with 1200W of output and both built with the power supply inside the...

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We spoke to Andy Lin at the booth about why the company put everything in one housing, and which existing modifiers remain compatible at this power level. The FC-1200B and FC-1200C were announced shortly before the show, so the numbers were already out, and they follow the Forza 720 and 720B in a steady climb up the company's power range. NANLITE brought its two most powerful FC fixtures to IBC 2026, the bi-color FC-1200B and the full-color FC-1200C, both rated at 1350W with 1200W of output and both built with the power supply inside the head rather than in a separate ballast.

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NANLITE brought its two most powerful FC fixtures to IBC 2026, the bi-color FC-1200B and the full-color FC-1200C, both rated at 1350W with 1200W of output and both built with the power supply inside the head rather than in a separate ballast. The booth conversation was about the reasoning, and it started with an […]

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