Profoto Connect Pro - Nikon

It offers highly intuitive and simplified wireless control over Profoto lights, allowing photographers to focus more on their creative vision rather than technical adjustments.

While the device offers basic functionality directly, the Profoto Control App is required for full control, remote adjustments, and firmware updates from a smartphone or tablet.

The Profoto Connect Pro has a maximum wireless range of 100 meters (330 feet) thanks to its AirX Bluetooth technology.

The Connect Pro supports 100 channels, and each channel can host up to six groups. Three groups are for TTL usage, and three are for manual use, allowing control over numerous lights configured into groups.

No, this specific variant, the Profoto Connect Pro for Nikon, is designed exclusively for Nikon cameras. Profoto offers separate versions for other camera brands like Canon, Sony, Fujifilm, and Leica.

The Profoto Connect Pro is powered by three popular AAA cells, offering extended operation time.

AirX is Profoto's Bluetooth-enabled connectivity protocol that enables wireless firmware updates and communication with Profoto lights and control apps.

Ensure the rechargeable batteries are properly inserted and charged. Check the battery contacts for any debris.

Verify that both the Connect Pro and the Profoto lights are powered on and within range. Check that the lights are set to the correct channel and group settings. Ensure the lights are Air X compatible.

Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your mobile device. Restart both the Connect Pro and your mobile device. Re-pair the Connect Pro with the app.

Check for any potential obstructions between the Connect Pro and the lights. Ensure firmware is up-to-date on both the Connect Pro and compatible lights.