Nanlux FL-35-PO Fresnel with Pole-Operated Yoke to Fit Evoke 1200B 900C LED Spot Light 5600K
AU$1,496.95
Nanlux FL28 Fresnel to Fit Evoke 900C, 2400B (Max 50% Power) and Evoke 1200/1200B
AU$1,218.95
Nanlux FL-22E BE mount Motorised Fresnel Lens 15 to 48 degrees
AU$649.95
AU$812.95
20% OFF
Nanlite FL-20G Fresnel Adaptor and Barn Doors for Forza 300 300B 500 720 FS 300B/C FC300 FC 300B and
AU$206.16
AU$225.95
9% OFF
Fresnel lenses give photographers and filmmakers precise control over the spread and intensity of a light. By concentrating output into an adjustable beam, a Fresnel can create defined key light, long-throw illumination, theatrical effects and controlled background accents. Explore manual, motorised and pole-operated Fresnel attachments for compatible Nanlite and Nanlux fixtures.
A Fresnel uses a stepped lens to collect and redirect light into a more controlled beam. Moving the lens or optical assembly changes the beam from a narrower spot to a wider flood. Compared with a standard reflector, this provides greater control over beam angle, intensity and fall-off.
In the spot position, a Fresnel concentrates more output into a smaller area for increased throw and a more defined beam. In the flood position, the beam spreads across a larger area. The published beam-angle range indicates the adjustment available for a particular lens and fixture combination.
Some Fresnels are complete fixtures with an integrated lens, while others attach to an existing COB or point-source light. Attachment models are designed around a specific mount, optical geometry and heat limit. Using the correct combination is essential for safe operation and expected photometric performance.
Manual Fresnels are adjusted directly at the lens. Motorised versions allow beam-angle control from the fixture, controller or supported remote system. Pole-operated yokes and controls are designed for lights installed above a studio floor where direct access is limited. Check which control features are included and which require compatible accessories.
Confirm the Fresnel mount and the exact supported light model. Bowens, FM, NL, FE and BE mounts are not automatically interchangeable, and some high-output fixtures have power limitations with particular lenses. Review the manufacturer’s compatibility list, maximum operating power and included safety hardware.
Barn doors can refine the edge of a Fresnel beam and limit spill on backgrounds, ceilings or the camera lens. Some kits include barn doors, while others require a separate set. Browse Barn Doors and check the specified Fresnel or reflector diameter before ordering.
Compare the beam-angle range, fixture compatibility, light loss, control method, weight and maximum supported power. A wider lens is useful when broad flood coverage is required, while a tighter spot range provides more throw. For suspended installations, consider motorised or pole-operated control and the complete rigging load.
Use only the approved fixture and mount combination. Secure the attachment and any barn doors with the specified latch and safety cable. Fresnel lenses can concentrate significant heat and light, so maintain clearance from people, fabrics and flammable materials. Do not operate a damaged lens or block fixture ventilation.
Explore professional Fresnel lenses and attachments for Nanlite and Nanlux lighting systems. Compare manual and motorised options, beam-angle ranges and supported fixtures for studio, broadcast, film and location production.
It concentrates more of the available output into a controlled beam, increasing intensity within that area. It does not increase the fixture’s electrical power.
No. A shared mount does not guarantee compatible optics, heat limits or fixture clearance. Follow the Fresnel manufacturer’s supported-model list.
Spot produces a narrower, more intense beam with greater throw. Flood spreads the output over a wider area with lower intensity at the centre.
Some Fresnel kits include barn doors and others do not. Check the included-items list and the required accessory diameter.