NANLUX BE55 Parallel Beam Reflector

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.