Mole-Richardson's Tener LED is a 10k Tungsten Equivalent That Plugs into House Power

From No Film School's complete coverage of NAB 2016:
nofilmschool.com/tags/nab-2016
Mole-Richardson rep Brian Eustace demonstrated several of their lights, including a 5K LED fresnel with a built-in power supply, a 5K skypan, as well as the world's largest 10K LED fresnel, which can be powered through a standard outlet in your house when used in tandem with a power supply. They've also introduced the first units in their new brand of budget-conscious lighting, Mole Pro. Made from plastic, these lights come with barn doors, DMX cable, and a detachable power supply. They have a digital display on the side, dimmers, the same light engine as Mole-Richardson's other professional grade lights. An 800w equivalent tungsten output Mole Pro fixture will cost you around $800.

[@305kubrick]

It's cool that this does away with FULL scrims but what about those situations that need HALF scrims?

[@davida5296]

He's making up the prices as he's going along.. "the 5k is abooooooouuut..."

[@simonrabeder1599]

Extended cri, tlci, anything?

[@ROBLOXowns]

The prices of the smaller budget units isn't actually that bad.

[@Brotard32]

10K and I've bought that power readout display on amazon for 3 bucks...

[@FilmshooterOH]

I've always dreamed up plugging a 10K into a standard household plug. Now I just have to come up with $10,000

[@IndiDSLR]

A 10k for 10k. If you haven't already, you should also check out Hive lighting's new 1000w plasma light. It's at a very competitive price!

[@jmalmsten]

is it just me or is the wobbly up-in-the-face mike reaaaally distracting?

[@joshuaandashleyearles-benn4749]

+jmalmsten I thought he was going to hit the Mole Rep in the mouth with it.

[@Dog.soldier1950]

This company was founded during the silent era using carbon arc