The amaran T2C battery station bundle is a 2 ft RGBWW tube light kit for Canadian creators and production crews who need a compact linear light with cable-free battery grip operation. The amaran t2c tube light covers 2500K-7500K white light, RGBWW color, Sidus Link control, and practical in-frame tube looks for interviews, product videos, livestream sets, indie film scenes, and tight Vancouver studio spaces.

Product Video

Watch the official amaran T2c video to see the 2 ft tube form factor, RGBWW color workflow, battery grip, mounting options, and Sidus Link control in use.

Product Details

Product Overview

The T2C is the shorter tube in the T2C/T4C line, so it is easier to hide in shelves, cars, small sets, product reflections, and handheld effects than a 4 ft tube. The amaran tube light T2C format gives crews a visible linear source, a soft accent, or a full-color practical without committing to a larger panel or COB. The battery grip keeps the light useful in small rooms, run-and-gun setups, and places where an AC cable would show in frame.

Key Features

• 2 ft RGBWW tube light for practicals, accent lines, interviews, product reflections, livestream sets, and mobile film/video lighting
• 2500K-7500K CCT range with green-magenta adjustment, full-color HSI control, 46 gel presets, and 15 built-in lighting effects
• Swappable rechargeable Battery Grip supports cable-free placements, with official T2C guidance up to 2 hours at maximum output
• NATO rail, 3/8-16 locating-pin mounts, 1/4-20 threads, Sidus Link app control, onboard control, and optional wired DMX workflow

How It Compares

Choose T2C when a 2 ft RGBWW tube is easier to place, hide, pack, or handhold. Choose T4C when you need a longer visible line of light and higher output. In an amaran PT2C vs T2C decision, choose PT2C for pixel effects and choose T2C for brighter non-pixel tube work with a simple battery-grip workflow.

Compatible Accessories and Related Gear

Useful same-system links include the Amaran Tube T2C 45 Degree Grid, Swappable Battery Grip for Amaran Tube T2C and T4C, and Amaran T4C Battery Station Bundle.

Who Is This For?

Choose this amaran t2c battery station bundle for practical tube lighting, car interiors, music videos, product edge light, shelf accents, livestream backgrounds, small interview rooms, and mobile crews that need RGBWW color in a short tube.

Who Should Choose Something Else?

Choose something else if you need pixel mapping, a longer 4 ft tube, a panel-style soft key, a Bowens COB with larger modifiers, more output, a different battery or AC power workflow, or a weather-ready outdoor fixture.

In the Box

• 1x amaran T2c RGBWW Tube Light
• 1x amaran Tube Battery Grip
• 1x AC Power Supply
• 1x AC Power Cable
• 1x 3/8-16in Eyebolt
• 1x amaran T2c Carrying Case

Specifications

FAQ

What is the amaran T2C battery station bundle best for?

It is best for crews who need a 2 ft RGBWW tube that can work as a visible practical, compact accent light, product reflection, handheld effect, or cable-free set piece in tight locations.

How long can the amaran T2C run on its Battery Grip?

The T2C page lists up to 2 hours of continuous use at maximum output with the swappable rechargeable Battery Grip, so longer takes should be planned with charging or spare power.

What is the difference in an amaran PT2C vs T2C decision?

Choose the T2C when you want a brighter non-pixel 2 ft RGBWW tube with a battery grip workflow. Choose the PT2C family when pixel effects and pixel control are the main requirement.

Should I add the amaran T2C tube light grid?

Add the T2C/PT2C 45 degree grid when the tube spills too widely onto walls, lens, ceiling, or talent. Leave it bare when the widest linear glow is part of the shot design.

Can the T2C work with Sidus Link and DMX control?

Yes. The T2C supports onboard control and Sidus Link app control, and it can join wired DMX setups through the compatible USB-C to 5-pin DMX adapter path sold separately.

Where to Buy in Canada

Filmgear Canada carries amaran lighting for Canadian filmmakers, creators, studios, schools, rental teams, and production companies, with Canada-wide shipping and Vancouver-based help choosing the right fixture, modifier, control, and power workflow.