Profoto LP2000C Announced – 2000W LED Panel for Cinema Applications

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by Johnnie BehiriJune 6^th, 2025

Swedish lighting manufacturer Profoto has announced the LP2000C, a 2000-watt LED panel targeting film and television production. The unit weighs 27kg (59 lbs) and measures 112cm x 66cm x 20cm (44.09 x 25.98 x 7.87in). Let’s dive into it.

The LP2000C operates within a wide color temperature range of 2000K to 15000K with adjustable green/magenta correction. Its color rendering performance is impressive, with a CRI of 97, TLCI of 97, SSI Tungsten (3200K) of 86, and SSI D55 of 74. The fixture is powered by its “Core LED engine” and features constant current dimming, ranging from 0.1% to 100%, with multiple dimming curves available.

Power consumption varies by voltage: maximum 2000W at 240V/15A, or 1600W at 120V/15A. The unit accepts both 100-127V and 200-240V input at 50-60Hz through a Neutrik PowerCon True 1 connector.

Mounting and accessories

The panel features a 360-degree aluminium yoke system with a 28mm junior pin mount. Profoto has developed a proprietary SpeedClamp accessory mount system, with a custom SnapBag softbox designed specifically for the fixture.

Control options

Control methods include onboard controls, DMX/RDM via XLR 5-pin in/out, CRMX wireless DMX, Profoto Air remote system, and Bluetooth connectivity through the Profoto Control App. Wireless range is rated at up to 100 meters for all remote control systems.

Environmental rating for the Profoto LP2000C

The LP2000C carries an IP-65 rating for dust and water resistance, with an operating temperature range of -10°C to +35°C (14°F to 95°F). Cooling is handled by what Profoto terms “CTech” technology, currently patent pending.

Profoto LP2000C technical specs

Availability and pricing

The LP2000C is available for pre-order at $12,995 on B&H, Profoto’s website and authorized dealers, with shipping scheduled for Q3 2025. The fixture will debut at Cine Gear Expo in Los Angeles on June 6-7, alongside their new L600C and L600D models.

Firmware updates can be performed wirelessly through the Profoto Control App or via the USB-C service port. All technical specifications are preliminary and subject to change before final release.

Two other new products – LP600C and LP600D

Profoto is also announcing two further lights at Cine Gar:

Profoto L600C

This 600-watt full-color LED fixture weighs 6.1kg (13.5 lbs) and measures 27cm x 49cm x 25cm (10.6 in x 19.3 in x 9.8 in). It features Profoto’s patent-pending HydroCTech liquid cooling system and incorporates the Profoto Core LED engine with, what the company claims, is the world’s first RGBWWW chip set, offering a color temperature range of 2000K to 15000K with adjustable green/magenta correction.

The L600C delivers high color rendering metrics, including CRI over 96, TLCI 99, SSI Tungsten (3200K) of 90, and SSI D55 of 84, with 16-bit dimming from 0.1% to 100% that is flicker-free at any frame rate. Control options include onboard controls, DMX/RDM, CRMX wireless DMX, Profoto Air, and Bluetooth connectivity through the Profoto Control App, all with up to 100-meter range.

The L600C is priced at $3,995, available for pre-order now with Q3 2025 shipping, and supports over 300 gels and 55+ Profoto light modifiers through its standard 100mm accessory mount. You can find more info on their website.

Profoto L600D

This is a 600-watt daylight-balanced LED fixture weighing 5.9kg (13 lbs) and measuring 27cm x 49cm x 25cm (10.6 in x 19.3 in x 9.8 in). It features a fixed color temperature of 5600K with high color rendering metrics, including CRI 97, TLCI 99, and SSI D55 of 86.

The unit incorporates Profoto’s patent-pending HydroCTech liquid cooling system and offers 16-bit dimming from 0.1% to 100% that is flicker-free at any frame rate. Control options include onboard controls, DMX/RDM, CRMX wireless DMX, Profoto Air, and Bluetooth connectivity through the Profoto Control App, all with up to 100-meter range.

The L600D is priced at $2,995, available for pre-order now with Q3 2025 shipping, and is compatible with Profoto’s 55+ light modifiers through its standard 100mm accessory mount. You can find more info on their website.

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