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Aputure Infinibar PB12 hire in London
£25 per day
About this kit
The Aputure INFINIBAR PB12 is a single 4ft full-colour LED bar for when one strip of light is all a set needs: an edge light behind a presenter, a hard line of colour across a background, a practical in frame, or a moving effect for a music video.
Every section of the bar can be controlled on its own, so it can run solid white, a single colour, or chases and gradients set up in the Sidus Link app. It runs on its built-in battery when you need it free of cables, and it's light enough to tape, clamp or stand-mount where a panel won't fit. If one bar isn't enough, ask about pairing it with more for a longer line.
Hire it alongside the Aputure Infinibar PB12 4-Light Kit when you need extra bars, or with the Amaran Ray 120c or Aputure MC Pro for small-set accent lighting.
Specs
- Type
- Single 4ft (120cm) pixel LED bar
- Colour
- RGBWW full colour
- Control
- Sidus Link app, DMX, RDM
- Power
- Built-in battery or mains
- Weight
- About 2kg
How to hire it
Add it to your order on the shop, choose your dates and send the request — nothing is charged until we confirm. First-time hirers verify ID and sign a digital agreement once. Collect from us in London, close to the centre, or we deliver across the city.
Often hired with
Godox V100c Flash for Canon
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Godox V100s Flash for Sony
£25/day
Amaran Ray 120c
£30/day
Godox V1 Mid (Sony)
£18/day
Questions people ask
- Do you deliver?
- Yes, by courier across London, and further afield by arrangement. Mention it in your booking notes or message us, and we quote the courier fee before you pay.
- Is there a deposit?
- Most hires do not need one. For some high-value items we take a refundable deposit, and if that applies to your order we tell you before you confirm — never afterwards.
- What if the kit stops working during my hire?
- Contact us straight away. If it is a fault rather than damage, we swap it where we can or refund the affected time. Everything is tested before it goes out, so faults are rare — but call first, do not push on.