Nanlite FS-60B LED Bi-Colour Spot Light

Nanlite FS-60B LED Bi-Colour Spot Light

The Nanlite FS-60B is a compact, 70W bi-colour LED spotlight that’s perfect for small studios, content creators, and photographers needing a versatile, portable light source. With a colour temperature range from 2700K to 6500K, high CRI/TLCI ratings for accurate colour reproduction, and a lightweight 0.85 kg body, it delivers professional results without taking up valuable workspace.

Why We Like It

If you need reliable lighting in a tight space, the FS-60B is hard to beat. It’s small enough to fit into a backpack but powerful enough to serve as a key light for portraits, livestreams, product shots, or short-form video work. We particularly like its two output modes: Maximum Output for the brightest possible light, and Constant Output for consistent brightness across the colour range. The built-in FM mount makes it easy to swap between Nanlite’s own modifiers, while the included Bowens adapter opens the door to an even wider range of softboxes, reflectors, and Fresnels. It’s a great choice for anyone who wants professional control without the bulk of larger fixtures. The wireless control via the NANLINK app is also a real time-saver when the light is positioned out of reach.

Key Features

• Compact 70W bi-colour LED spotlight for photo and video
• 2700K–6500K CCT range with high CRI 96 / TLCI 97 for accurate colour
• Lightweight 0.85 kg body with built-in power supply
• Two output modes for either maximum brightness or constant output
• 12 customisable lighting effects, from candlelight to fireworks
• FM mount with included Bowens adapter for wide modifier compatibility
• On-board controls with OLED screen plus app and remote control options
• Quiet operation, ideal for audio-sensitive work

What's in the Box

• Nanlite FS-60B LED light
• 3 m power cable
• RF-FMM-45-S reflector
• COB protective cap
• Bowens mount adapter
• User manual

Ideal For

• Small studio and home content creators
• Portrait, product, and tabletop photography
• Livestreaming and video interviews
• Students and educators needing a portable lighting unit
• Film-makers working in compact spaces