Kino Flo 120cm 1 Bank

Single System

The Single System was designed as a softlight source that could be plugged into the wall on location. With its narrow profile and size,
the Single could approximate the quality of light from bounced sources without losing set space.

The first thing to note about the Single System is that it consists of four components: Single Fixture (fig. 1), Mounting Plate (fig. 2),
Ballast (fig. 3) and Extension Cable (fig. 4). It was designed in this manner to allow the greatest flexibility when working on film production where the gaffer and DP are constantly being challenged to light unique locations and problem solve at a moment’s notice.

Fixture can be used in several configurations:

1) Complete fixture with all components combined.
2) “Harness Only” – The wiring harness is removed from the fixture so that the user can build a softbox, hide behind Plexiglass or
rig into tight locations. The wiring harness uses Kino Flo designed lamp connectors that grab the lamp pins so lamps can be
operated independently of the fixture.
3) “Harness + Reflector” – Same as above, but may want to use the reflector to give more punch and direction to the light.
4) Can use Louver to give direction to the light or remove louver to give broad coverage over an area.

The fixtures can take a variety of lamps. They can be used as a daylight source by using Kino Flo KF55 lamps or a tungsten source using Kino Flo KF32 lamps. A variety of visual effects for blue and green screen as well as designer colors are available.

Kino Flo lamps are color correct and safety-sleeved. The lamps are safety-sleeved because they can operate inside the fixture or independently with only the wiring harness. Additionally, on a production set the lamps are changed out. Safety-sleeving offers protection during lamp changes for the user as well as the talent on the set.