NANLITE PavoSlim 360C Introduced – 4×2 RGB Panel with 27,000 Lux Output

by Alexandra ThompsonFebruary 16^th, 2026

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At BSC Expo 2026, NANLITE introduced the PavoSlim 360C, a 4×2 RGBWW LED panel drawing 360W and delivering 27,000 lux at 1 meter. The 360C builds on the existing PavoSlim series, adding an expanded 2400K to 12,000K CCT range and the option to link two units into a 4×4 configuration. We spoke with Andy Lin at the NANLITE booth.

We recently covered the PavoSlim 360C when it was announced, and you can read the full overview here. The 4×2 format is now the largest configuration in the series.

Output and format

The “360” in the name refers to power draw. At 5600K, the fixture delivers approximately 27,000 lux at 1 meter (3.28 ft). According to Andy, the most common use case is as a key light, and the panel can be oriented vertically or horizontally depending on the setup.

As a 4×2 surface source, the 360C produces a broader, softer wrap than the smaller panels in the lineup, which gives you more flexibility in how you position it on set. Typical applications might include:

• Large key source for interviews
• Overhead or ceiling-mounted soft top light
• Vertical wrap for standing talent
• 4×4 configuration when two units are linked

Tech spec and system design

The PavoSlim 360C offers a CCT range of 2400K to 12,000K, expanded from earlier PavoSlim models. Andy confirmed that a firmware update will extend this broader color temperature range to existing PavoSlim color versions. The fixture uses passive cooling with a full-metal rear housing for heat dissipation, and it has no internal fans. The light head weighs approximately 5.7 kg (12.6 lb), while the controller adds 3.2 kg (7 lb). So while it remains manageable, this is still a two-hand fixture.

Power options include AC mains, 14.4V / 14.8V V-mount batteries, 26V V-mount batteries, and DC input. Connectivity options include onboard control, the Nanlink app, and DMX for integration with industry-standard lighting consoles.

Modifiers and linking options

At launch, NANLITE offers a pop-up softbox designed for quick setup. According to the company, the modifier can be deployed within seconds, supporting the panel’s lightweight and transport-focused design. NANLITE is also introducing a coupler that allows two 360C units to be joined into a 4×4 configuration. This provides a scalable option for productions that require a larger surface area without moving to a fixed 4×4 fixture.

Pricing and availability

With the addition of the 4×2 360C, the PavoSlim series now includes 2×0.5, 1×1, 2×1, 2×2, 4×1, and 4×2 formats. Pricing across the range starts at $599 for the smallest model and reaches $2,490 / €2,293.64 for the 360C.

The 360C is the largest and highest-output model in the slim panel lineup and is available for order now. For further specifications and regional availability, NANLITE recommends contacting authorized dealers or visiting its official website.

Also teased at BSC: “Little Evoke”!

In addition to the PavoSlim 360C, NANLITE teased a compact, IP-rated full-color fixture called the “Little Evoke.” Details were limited at BSC Expo, but the company indicated that the product will be formally introduced at NAB.

We will follow up once additional specifications become available.

What do you think about this LED panel? What do you use? Let us know in the comment section below!