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NANLUX BE55 Parallel Beam Reflector

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NANLUX BE55 Parallel Beam ReflectorNANLUX COMPATIBILITY CHART Introducing the Nanlux BE55 (RF BE PB) Parallel Beam Reflectors, a high performance lighting modifier designed to deliver a powerful, near parallel beam for demanding film, TV, and commercial productions. The BE55 is built for BE mount and Bowens mount LEDs up to 800W (not compatible with Forza 720 720B). This reflector combines lightweight construction, IP66 weather protection, and exceptional optical control, giving

NANLUX COMPATIBILITY CHART

Introducing the Nanlux BE55 (RF-BE-PB) Parallel Beam Reflectors, a high-performance lighting modifier designed to deliver a powerful, near-parallel beam for demanding film, TV, and commercial productions. The BE55 is built for BE mount and Bowens-mount LEDs up to 800W (not compatible with Forza 720/720B).

This reflector combines lightweight construction, IP66 weather protection, and exceptional optical control, giving cinematographers a precise, high-intensity beam ideal for tight spaces, bounce-lighting, or long-throw applications.


High Output, Long Throw Performance

Designed with a focused 8° beam angle, the BE55 create an extremely defined, high-efficiency beam that minimizes spill and maximizes punch.
By directing the light into a near-parallel output, it provides:

  • Higher illuminance for long-distance lighting

  • More natural-looking fill when bouncing off reflectors

  • Powerful directional light without compromising color accuracy

Performance examples:

  • Evoke 600C + BE55 → approx. 23.4× the output of bare light (5600K @ 5 m)

This intensity helps compensate for falloff on large sets, giving crews the flexibility to position lights farther away while still achieving strong, controlled illumination.


Lightweight & Operator-Friendly

This modifier is engineered for mobility and fast-paced production environments.

  • BE55: 55 cm (21.65") diameter — 5.56 kg / 12.26 lb

Its balanced construction allows easy single-handed handling, quicker rigging, and reduced fatigue for gaffers and lighting technicians.


Optimized Beam Control

This reflector includes:

  • Integrated internal grid

  • Pre-installed external snoot with a one-piece, ready-to-use design

It significantly minimize stray light and enhance the precision of the beam—ideal for controlled highlights, dramatic accents, or detail-oriented setups.


Built for Harsh Shooting Environments

The BE55 features IP66-rated weather protection, ensuring consistent performance outdoors or on location.
A transparent front cover safeguards internal optics by blocking dust, debris, and insects—preserving output consistency over long-term use.

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