SL60IID

Why this is here: third lights SKU, the cheaper daylight sibling of SL100D. It is not a second recommend. It does not take the key-light job from SL100D. Softbox 60×90 stays the modifier.

A Godox daylight COB monolight. Hero SKU is SL60IID. Godox.com lists max 70W, 5600K, Bowens mount, AC only. B&H calls the front Bowens S. Pair it with the same softbox. This fixture does not replace SL100D, Move SE, an ATEM Mini, or HCM-1.

Who it is for

Smaller room or a tight budget, not the brighter head. Whether the sanctuary is dim enough to want the SL100D’s extra output is the real question.

Need / room	What you actually get	Fit
Dim sanctuary, one fill light for a Move SE stream	About 100W, about 32,100 lux at 1 m with the reflector	Stay on SL100D. Skip SL60IID as the only key.
Smaller room, or the budget is tight, and you still want a Bowens daylight COB	Max 70W, about 18,600 lux at 1 m with the reflector, about $139 street	Hold SL60IID. Pair it with Softbox 60×90.
Already bright windows or house lights good enough	A light you do not need	Skip.
Need battery, or no AC near the pulpit	AC-only fixture, power cord in the box	Hold. This fixture is AC-only, same limit as SL100D.
Want bi-color (tungsten to daylight)	SL60IIBi is a different fixture: max 75W, 2800K to 6500K	Not this page. This page is daylight SL60IID only.
Cheap flat LED panel as the key light	A different class of light	Skip. Panels stay off this directory.

If you only buy one fill light for a dim sanctuary, buy SL100D and Softbox 60×90. Buy SL60IID only when that head is more output than the room needs, or the cart has to stay cheaper.

Volunteer skill

• One person who can plug in AC, put the light on a stand, and dim it so faces look even.
• Same Sunday job as SL100D. Godox Light app, or the on-fixture controls. Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz, 32 channels, 16 groups.
• Softbox or bounce is still the job. The reflector in the box is a start, not a sanctuary look.
• Light stand is separate. This page is one head, not the two-light kit (MFR SL60IID KIT).
• Not a two-person lighting crew. Not a first-Sunday bare-COB-at-the-pastor job.

Standout details

Facts from the Godox SL60IID spec table and the B&H product page (fetched 2026-09-22). Prefer Godox.com for wattage. Prefer B&H for mount wording, the fan line, and the hero street price. Adorama returned HTTP 403, so it is not a price source.

• Daylight only. Godox lists CCT 5600K, plus or minus 200K. CRI at least 96. TLCI at least 97. Dim 0 to 100%.
• Power max 70W on Godox.com. AC 100 to 240V, about 0.7A. Power cord in the Godox include list. AC-only.
• The bi-color sibling SL60IIBi is max 75W on the same Godox page. Do not buy that carton if you meant this daylight head. Older notes that called the SL60IID “about 75W” were mixing the two.
• B&H key features: Bowens S front, fan cooled, AC power with included adapter, reflector included. Output 18,600 lux at 3.3 ft (1 m) at 5600K. Godox.com matches that lux figure with the standard reflector.
• Godox.com also lists 32 channels, 16 groups, Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz control out to about 30 m, 8 FX modes, and about 1.43 kg. Unfolded size without the reflector is about 140 by 236 by 215 mm. Church fill does not need the FX modes.
• Fan note: B&H says fan cooled. Godox says the upgraded lights are much quieter than the older SL-60W. That is not silent. Park it off-axis and dim it, or the fan can sit in the lav.
• Softbox 60×90 (SB-NBM 6090) is still the recommend Bowens modifier. It fits this Bowens S front. The light stand is buy-separately, same as on the softbox page.
• Amaran 100d S was the older preferred pick beside SL100D. B&H still lists amaran COB 100d S as no longer available (fetched 2026-09-22). The similar item on that page is an amaran Halo 100x bi-color at $169.00 in stock. That is a different light, not this hold.
• Related pages: SL100D, Softbox 60×90, Move SE, ATEM Mini. Side-by-side: compare lights.

Rechecked 2026-10-20: B&H listed the SL60IID at $139.00 in stock, unchanged.

Earlier check, 2026-09-22, live carts: B&H Godox SL60IID $139.00 in stock (BH# GOSL60IID, MFR #SL60IID). That is the hero street price. Stewarts Photo $149.00 in stock, excluding tax. Looking Glass Photo regular price $139.99, Sold out. Amazon ASIN B0BWDQR3HZ $139.00 in stock, sold by LANBERRY INTL, not by Amazon.com. Adorama SKU GOSL60IID returned HTTP 403. Godox.com has no US street price. Confirm the cart. No affiliate link on this page.

Honest verdict

Hold SL60IID. It is the cheaper, lower-output daylight COB next to SL100D: max 70W, Bowens S, about $139 street, AC only.

Do not let it take the recommend from SL100D. A dim sanctuary that makes a Move SE noisy on faces still wants the brighter head. Softbox 60×90 stays the recommend modifier for either head.

Buy SL60IID when the room is smaller or the budget is tight, and you still want a Godox Bowens daylight COB rather than a flat panel. One useful fill light for a dim room stays SL100D plus the softbox.

Honest limits: less reflector lux than SL100D (18,600 vs about 32,100 at 1 m), AC-only, the fan is not silent, you still need a stand plus a softbox or umbrella, daylight only (SL60IIBi is the bi-color sibling and is not this page), and this does not replace a camera, switcher, mount, or audio path.