Unlock limitless creative lighting possibilities with the Godox SL300R RGB 310W COB LED Light, a powerful full-colour LED monolight designed for filmmakers, photographers, content creators and production studios. Combining 310W of high-output power, a wide 2500K–10,000K colour temperature range, and full RGB colour control, the SL300R is equally at home producing accurate white light or vibrant cinematic colour effects.

Delivering up to 43,300 lux at 1 metre with the included reflector, the SL300R provides enough output for interviews, commercial productions, YouTube studios, product photography and professional filmmaking. With CRI 96 and TLCI 96, it delivers excellent colour accuracy and natural-looking skin tones for both photography and video.

The light features multiple operating modes including CCT, RGB, HSI and GEL, giving creators complete control over colour temperature, hue and saturation. Whether you need daylight-balanced lighting, tungsten tones or dramatic coloured backgrounds, the SL300R adapts instantly to your creative vision.

Built with a Bowens S-Type mount, the SL300R works with a huge range of softboxes, lanterns, Fresnel lenses, beauty dishes and other Bowens-compatible light modifiers. It also offers Bluetooth App control, 2.4GHz wireless control, DMX512 compatibility and onboard controls, making it equally suitable for small studios and large professional productions.

Key Features

• Powerful 310W RGB COB LED light
• Up to 43,300 lux @ 1 metre with reflector
• Adjustable 2500K–10,000K colour temperature
• RGB, HSI, CCT and GEL colour modes
• CRI 96 and TLCI 96
• 0–100% stepless dimming
• 14 built-in cinematic FX effects
• Bowens S-Type mount
• Bluetooth App, 2.4GHz wireless and DMX512 control
• Active and passive cooling with Silent Mode
• Ideal for filmmaking, YouTube, livestreaming and commercial productions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Godox SL300R best used for?

The Godox SL300R is designed for professional filmmaking, content creation, livestreaming, YouTube, interviews, product photography and commercial video production. Its combination of high output and full RGB colour control makes it suitable for both white-light and creative lighting applications.

Is the Godox SL300R an RGB light?

Yes. The SL300R is a full RGB COB LED light featuring RGB, HSI, CCT and GEL modes, allowing you to create millions of colours, match industry-standard gel filters or produce accurate white light between 2500K and 10,000K.

How bright is the Godox SL300R?

The SL300R produces up to 43,300 lux at 1 metre when used with the included reflector, providing ample output for interviews, portraits, studio work and large softbox setups.

Does the Godox SL300R use Bowens mount accessories?

Yes. The SL300R features a Bowens S-Type mount, making it compatible with a huge range of light modifiers including:

• Softboxes
• Lantern softboxes
• Beauty dishes
• Reflectors
• Fresnel lenses
• Snoots
• Projection attachments

This gives you the flexibility to adapt the light for virtually any production.

Is the Godox SL300R suitable for video production?

Absolutely. With high colour accuracy (CRI 96 / TLCI 96), flicker-free performance and nearly silent cooling, the SL300R is ideal for interviews, documentaries, podcasts, music videos and corporate productions where both image quality and audio are important.

Can I control the SL300R remotely?

Yes. The SL300R supports several professional control methods, including:

• Bluetooth via the Godox Light App
• Built-in 2.4GHz wireless control
• DMX512
• On-board controls

This makes it easy to integrate into both single-light and multi-light productions.

Does the Godox SL300R have built-in lighting effects?

Yes. The SL300R includes 14 built-in FX effects, including:

• RGB Cycle
• Party
• Lightning
• TV
• Candle
• Fire
• Fireworks
• Explosion
• Police Car
• Welding
• Broken Bulb
• Cloud
• Flash
• SOS

These effects allow you to create cinematic scenes without additional lighting equipment.

Can I adjust the brightness?

Yes. The SL300R offers 0–100% stepless dimming, allowing precise light output adjustments whether you're filming interviews, photographing products or creating dramatic cinematic scenes.