Godox AD-FT200 Replacement Flash Tube for AD200 Pro II, AD200 Pro & AD200
$54.95 CAD
AD-FT200
Godox AD-FT200 Replacement Flash Tube for AD200 Pro II, AD200 Pro & AD200
The Godox AD-FT200 Replacement Flash Tube is the correct replacement bare bulb tube for the Godox AD200 series. It is compatible with the Godox AD200 Pro II, as well as the AD200 and AD200 Pro, and delivers the wide, even light spread that makes the bare bulb system ideal for softboxes, lanterns, and fill lighting.
Keep a Spare in Your Kit
- Direct replacement - Designed for AD200-series bare bulb flash heads
- Current model compatibility - Works with AD200 Pro II, AD200 Pro, and AD200
- Wide light spread - Ideal for modifiers and soft, even lighting
- Essential spare - Perfect backup for studio, event, and location work
- Quick replacement - Easy to swap out a damaged or worn tube
Compatibility
This flash tube is compatible with the following Godox bare bulb heads and strobes:
- Godox H200J II Barebulb Flash Head for AD200 Pro II
- Godox H200J Barebulb Flash Head for AD200 / AD200 Pro
- Godox AD200 Pro II
- Godox AD200
- Godox AD200 Pro
- Strobepro X200
Helpful Accessories
To help protect your bare bulb during transport, the Godox AD-S15 Lamp Cover is a smart accessory for AD200-series users.
Specifications
| Model | Godox AD-FT200 |
| Product Type | Replacement Flash Tube |
| Head Compatibility | H200J II, H200J, and compatible bare bulb heads |
| Light Compatibility | AD200 Pro II, AD200 Pro, AD200, Strobepro X200 |
| Flash Type | Bare Bulb |
| Use | Replacement tube for damaged or worn flash tubes |
Includes
1 x Godox AD-FT200 Replacement Flash Tube
FAQ
Will this work with the AD200 Pro II?
Yes. The AD-FT200 is compatible with the H200J II Barebulb Flash Head used with the AD200 Pro II.
Is this compatible with the AD200 and AD200 Pro?
Yes. The AD-FT200 is also compatible with the H200J Barebulb Flash Head used with the AD200 and AD200 Pro.
Is this the same as the bare bulb flash head?
No. This is the replacement flash tube only. The flash head is sold separately.
Should I keep a spare flash tube?
Yes. If you regularly use the bare bulb head, keeping a spare tube in your bag is a smart way to avoid downtime from accidental breakage.