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FACTOR Studio Light Replacement Parts Guide

FACTOR Studio Light Replacement Parts Guide

Learn how to identify and choose the right OEM replacement bracket or ballast for your Fotodiox Pro FACTOR or FlapJack bicolor studio light.

Which Part Fits Your Light?

When a bracket or ballast on your Fotodiox Pro FACTOR studio light wears out or gets damaged, you don't need to replace the entire fixture. Fotodiox offers OEM replacement parts designed specifically for several popular bicolor LED models. The key is matching the part to your exact light SKU.

This guide covers the available brackets and ballasts for the FACTOR 1x2, 1.5x1.5, and 2x2 lights, plus the FlapJack Studio Bicolor LED. Each part is model-specific, so check your fixture's SKU before ordering.

FACTOR 1x2 Bicolor Dimmable Studio Light – Bracket

FACTOR 1.5x1.5 Bicolor Dimmable Studio Light – Bracket

FACTOR 2x2 Bicolor Dimmable Studio Light – Bracket or Ballast

FlapJack Studio Bicolor LED – Bracket or Ballast

Choosing Between Bracket and Ballast

Start by identifying which component needs replacement. If the light no longer powers on or flickers, the ballast may be the issue. If the fixture won't stay securely on the stand or the bracket is visibly damaged, order a new bracket.

For the FACTOR 2x2 (V-5000ASVL) and the FlapJack (C-818ASV), both bracket and ballast are available as separate line items. For the FACTOR 1x2 (V-4000ASVL) and 1.5x1.5 (V-3000ASVL), only the bracket is offered in the supplied catalog data. If you need a ballast for those models, check with Fotodiox support for options.

What to Check Before Ordering

Always confirm your fixture's SKU number. It is usually printed on a label on the back or bottom of the light head. The replacement parts listed here are designed only for the specific SKU indicated in the product facts. Using a part intended for a different model may cause fit or safety issues.

The supplied information does not include installation instructions or torque specifications. If you are not comfortable replacing a bracket or ballast yourself, consider having a qualified technician perform the swap.

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