Mounting kit Nanlite Pavotube Double Bank 2 T12 LED Pole Black

The Nanlite Pavotube Double Bank 2 T12 LED Tube Mount with Gooseneck and 5/8in Receiver is a compact mounting kit that holds up to two Pavotube 15C or 30C LED tubes on a single light stand. It attaches via a standard 5/8" receiver and includes a gooseneck and swivel ball joint for flexible positioning. The mount uses rubber-coated T12 clips to protect tubes during mounting and is compatible with other T12-style tube lights.

Advantages

This mounting kit allows placement of two Pavotube LED tubes on one stand, reducing the number of stands required on set. The gooseneck and swivel ball joint provide articulated positioning for precise light direction. Standard 5/8" receiver compatibility ensures it works with most light stands, while rubber-coated T12 clips help prevent scratches and accidental damage to tubes.

Suitable for

• Studio portrait and product lighting where compact multi-tube setups are needed
• Location shoots requiring flexible directional lighting with minimal gear
• Video and streaming setups that use Pavotube 15C or 30C or other T12 tube lights

Key specifications

• Compatible models: Nanlite Pavotube 15C, Pavotube 30C and other T12 tube lights
• Receiver: standard 5/8" (16 mm) light stand receiver
• Mounting clips: rubber-coated T12 clips
• Articulation: gooseneck plus swivel ball joint
• Dimensions (approx.): width 160 mm, depth 150 mm, height 399 mm
• Color: Black
• Brand: Nanlite, MPN: 3715, EAN: 4001072037150

How to use

Attach the Double Bank to a compatible light stand by inserting the 5/8" receiver into the stand head and securing it according to the stand's locking mechanism. Insert up to two Pavotube 15C or 30C (or other T12 tubes) into the rubber-coated T12 clips, ensuring each tube is seated and held firmly. Adjust the gooseneck and swivel ball joint to aim and position the tubes as needed for the scene.

Recommendations

Use with light stands rated to support the combined weight of the Double Bank and attached tubes. Avoid overtightening the clips; the rubber coating protects tubes but excessive force can damage mounting parts. When transporting, remove tubes from the mount to prevent impact or abrasion.