The Single Socket Fluorescent Fixture from Impact is a lightweight fixture in a polycarbonate housing designed to accept Edison-base compact fluorescent lamps. It can be used with up to 105W CFL bulbs. The fixture's bracket tilts and locks into position and features a standard 5/8" receiver that mounts on any 5/8" stud or accessory.
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Have 3 of these. Use with various umbrellas and Cree 23W/1750 Lumen 5000K 90+CRI BR20 LED bulb. Also used it with the Impact 4 Socket Fluorescent Adapter and 16W/1400 Lumen LEDs for good results with the Westcott Mega JS Apollo.
These are great.� I'm getting another one.� I have several stands that I could put to use with these.
These fixtures are well worth the extra price you will pay compared to the less expensive brand.� I have purchased both.� The Impacts are stronger material, better designed and built to last.� The electrical cord on the Impacts is a higher quality and approximately two feet longer, than the competition, which makes a big difference.
Easy simple setup, has all the features neaded
This fixture is very simple, but it's an awesome continuous head. In a controlled studio setting, it will serve you very well. I don't expect it to hold up like a metal fixture, so it's being treated accordingly.
such a nice thing to be able to use low-cost, low-energy bulbs, both florescent and led, to light my wide shoots... no more blown circuits, or hot sets... these are sturdy and seem to be well-designed....
Pros: - price; - allows to mount softbox or umbrella; - has long power cord. Cons: - bigger than expected; - made from plastic (including tilt and knob, and mounting socket and knob), i.e. durability is questionable; - does not include 5/8 stud/spigot. I had to use my own 5/8 female spigot to mount it on light stand.
I got this so I could put an LED flood light bulb into my Impact soft box (different from the kit that this comes with) with a speed ring. Works great! Pros: cost on a budget and you get your money’s worth. Cons: Plastic! The body and holder is made plastic. It could hold the kit soft box but nothing else. I was able to take off the adjustment base and mount it into a speed ring with a soft box. For the price I bought 3 more. Not bad for a budget light.
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