Godox FT-AD300 Replacement Flash Tube (AD300 Pro)
$139.00 CAD
FT-AD300
Godox FT-AD300 Replacement Flash Tube for AD300 Pro
The Godox FT-AD300 Replacement Flash Tube is the correct spare tube for the Godox AD300 Pro. If your original tube is damaged, worn, or you simply want a backup in your kit, this is the replacement to keep your light performing properly.
Be Prepared
Flash tubes are one of those accessories you hope you never need on set — until you do. Keeping a spare FT-AD300 in your bag is an easy way to avoid downtime and keep shooting if your original tube breaks.
Important Compatibility Note
The FT-AD300 is designed specifically for the AD300 Pro. While this tube will physically fit and fire in the newer AD300 Pro II, it is not the correct match for that light.
Using this tube in an AD300 Pro II may result in a colour shift of approximately +300K with a slight green tint. For best colour accuracy and consistency, we recommend using the correct flash tube designed for each model.
Easy to Change
The FT-AD300 is user replaceable, so you can swap it yourself quickly and get back to work without sending your light in for service.
Stable Colour Output
This replacement tube is rated at 5600K ±200K, helping maintain the clean, daylight-balanced output the AD300 Pro is known for.
Compatibility
- Godox AD300 Pro
Specifications
| Model | Godox FT-AD300 |
| Product Type | Replacement Flash Tube |
| Compatibility | Godox AD300 Pro |
| Power Rating | 300Ws |
| Colour Temperature | 5600K ±200K |
| Tube Shape | Omega-Shaped, 2-Pin |
| User Replaceable | Yes |
Includes
1 x Godox FT-AD300 Replacement Flash Tube
FAQ
Will this work in the AD300 Pro II?
It will physically fit and fire, but it is not recommended. Using this tube in the AD300 Pro II can result in a noticeable colour shift of approximately +300K with a slight green tint.
What light is this flash tube designed for?
This tube is designed specifically for the Godox AD300 Pro.
Can I replace the flash tube myself?
Yes. The FT-AD300 is user replaceable, making it easy to swap out a damaged or worn tube yourself.
Should I keep a spare flash tube?
Yes. If you rely on your AD300 Pro for shoots, keeping a spare tube is a smart way to avoid downtime.