Godox AD-H600P Extension Head for Godox AD600 Pro and AD600BM II

Details Separate the Head. Keep the Power. The Godox AD-H600P Extension Head is built for photographers who want safer overhead setups with the AD600 Pro platform. By separating the flash head from the strobe body, you can mount the lightweight head on a boom or stand while keeping the heavier battery pack lowerimproving stability and making big modifiers far less sketchy. Strobepro Advantage Strobepro is Canadas largest authorized Godox dealer. Every Godox product purchased from us includes our exclusive 2-year Strobepro warranty, Calgary-based service centre, and expert support. Compatibility Godox AD600 Pro Godox AD600 Pro II Godox AD600BM II Not compatible with the AD600 BM/B platform. Those models use the AD-H600B. Why Youll Want One Safer Boom Work Less weight at the top of your stand. Better Balance Keep the heavy strobe body lower. Easier Modifier Control Large softboxes and overhead key lights become far more manageable. Cleaner Setups Fewer counterweight headaches, less stand flex. Mounting Tip For maximum stability, clamp the strobe body lower on your stand using a Strobepro Super Clamp. Its an easy way to reduce tipping risk when booming overhead. Specifications Model Godox AD-H600P Compatibility AD600 Pro, AD600 Pro II, AD600BM II Mount Bowens Cable Length Approx. 6 m (19.7 ft) Modeling Lamp 38W LED Recommended Replacement Part For peace of mind, keep a spare flash tube in your kit: Godox FT-AD600PRO Replacement Flash Tube. Includes 1 x Godox AD-H600P Extension Head1 x Protective Cap FAQ Does this product come with a warranty? Yes. All Godox products purchased from Strobepro include our exclusive 2-year Strobepro warranty. This covers manufacturer defects on the product and is supported by our Calgary-based service centre. Flash tubes are consumable items and are not covered. Is this compatible with the AD600BM (original)? No. The original AD600BM / AD600B platform uses the AD-H600B extension head. Why use an extension head instead of mounting the strobe normally? Because it makes overhead setups safer and easier. You mount only the lightweight head up top while keeping the heavy battery pack lower on the standreducing stand flex and tip risk.