Godox 15-Degree Smart Reflector for KNOWLED MG1200Bi
A 15-degree Bowens-mount reflector that narrows the MG1200Bi output into a precise, high-intensity spot for selective or long-throw lighting
- Focused 15-degree beam for precise subject highlighting
- Bowens mount twist-fit for quick studio integration
- Silver interior maximises output with even light spread
- Rugged build handles frequent professional use
- Designed specifically for KNOWLED MG1200Bi LED light
15-Degree Smart Reflector for KNOWLED MG1200Bi
The Godox 15-Degree Smart Reflector is a dedicated light-shaping accessory built for the KNOWLED MG1200Bi LED fixture. It narrows the beam to a precise 15-degree angle, giving photographers and videographers tight control over spill and enabling selective highlighting or long-throw illumination. The Bowens-mount twist mechanism allows quick attachment to the MG1200Bi or any compatible Bowens-mount system. Its silver interior maximises reflectivity for a bright, even output.
Thermal and power behaviour
As a passive optical modifier the reflector adds no active cooling, moving parts or electrical load to the MG1200Bi. It does not alter the light's power draw or introduce any fan noise. The metal construction simply redirects the existing beam, so thermal performance and acoustic profile remain exactly those of the bare fixture.
15-degree beam angle
The defining specification is the fixed 15-degree narrow beam, which concentrates output for spotlight effects or distance work. Buyers who need a wider flood, adjustable zoom or diffusion straight from the modifier will not get it from this unit.
How it compares
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- Price $202.99
- Pricier than about 81% of the 3,696 comparable items (median $57.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I attach the 15-degree Smart Reflector to the KNOWLED MG1200Bi, and what step is often missed?
Align the reflector's Bowens mount tabs with the light's slots, then twist clockwise until it locks; the step users miss is confirming the audible click that signals the mount is fully seated.
What maintenance will the silver interior need over time?
Wipe the interior with a dry microfibre cloth after each session to remove dust; avoid liquids or abrasive pads that could degrade the reflective coating and reduce output.
What limit appears first when the reflector runs continuously on the MG1200Bi at full power?
The narrow 15-degree beam concentrates heat on the reflector surface, so the silver finish reaches its thermal limit before the light body does, requiring periodic cool-down breaks.
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