LED Light Rental Prices by Wattage: What to Rent for Which Shoot (2026)

LED lights on rent start at Rs. 200 a day for a small panel or ring light and go up to Rs. 2,407 a day for a 600 watt class daylight light. The right one depends on how big the space is and whether you shoot video, portraits or products. This guide groups the listings by use and shows the real day, two day and five day prices.

LED light rental prices

Prices are from the Rentux listings on 13 October 2026 and can change. Wattage is in the model name where the maker uses it, such as SL60II (60 W class), SL200 (200 W class) and LA600 (600 W class).

Use	Listing	1 day	2 days	5 days
Small product or macro	Godox Ring72 Macro LED ring light	Rs. 200	Rs. 400	Rs. 900
Small product or macro	Godox LED500C LED light	Rs. 200	Rs. 400	Rs. 900
Interviews, vlogs	Godox SL60II Bi bicolor LED	Rs. 300	Rs. 500	Rs. 1,000
Interviews, vlogs	Godox ML80Bi bi-color video light	Rs. 350	Rs. 600	Rs. 1,250
Interviews, small rooms	Godox Litemons LA150D daylight	Rs. 400	Rs. 700	Rs. 1,600
Colour effects, events	Godox TL60-K4 RGB tube light, 4 light kit	Rs. 800	Rs. 1,500	Rs. 3,500
Medium sets, YouTube studio	Godox SL200 III LED light	Rs. 750	Rs. 1,400	Rs. 3,250
Larger sets, brighter	Godox SL300 III LED light	Rs. 800	Rs. 1,500	Rs. 3,500
Soft panel, flexible	Godox Knowled F200Bi flexible panel 2 x 2 ft	Rs. 800	Rs. 1,500	Rs. 3,500
High output, daylight	Godox Litemons LA600Bi bi-color	Rs. 1,200	Rs. 2,100	Rs. 4,750
Film sets, big spaces	Aputure LS600d daylight	Rs. 2,407	Rs. 4,401	Rs. 10,360

Which wattage for which shoot

• Up to a 60 watt class light: one person at a desk, a small product, a flat lay. One light is enough at close range.
• 100 to 200 watt class: an interview in a room, a small set or a group of two or three. Pair one with a softbox.
• 300 watt class and up: larger rooms, shooting against bright windows, or filling a wide space. Add a diffuser, because a bright small light looks harsh on faces.
• 600 watt class: film sets, outdoor fills in daylight and large halls. These need a stable stand and a proper mains socket.

Bi-color, daylight or RGB

Daylight lights are brightest and match sunlight. Bi-color lights let you adjust from warm to cool, which helps when you mix with room lamps. RGB lights add coloured effects, useful for music videos, parties and product shots with a background glow. If you are unsure, a bi-color light is the safer choice for interviews and events.

Costs for common jobs

• Product shoot, one day: a ring light at Rs. 200 plus one panel at Rs. 300 is Rs. 500.
• Two person interview: two SL60II lights for two days, Rs. 1,000 in total.
• Small YouTube studio for a week: an SL200 III for 5 days is Rs. 3,250, about Rs. 650 a day, against Rs. 750 a day at the day rate.

For the full kit and power checks, see our shoot and event equipment checklist.

Rent lighting in your city

Pune, Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, Chennai, Gurugram and Vadodara. Planning a camera shoot too? See camera on rent and tripods on rent.

Frequently asked questions

How much does an LED light on rent cost?

From Rs. 200 a day for a small panel or ring light. Larger lights such as the SL300 III are Rs. 800 a day, and the Aputure LS600d is Rs. 2,407.

Is a multi-day rental cheaper?

Yes. For example the Godox SL200 III is Rs. 750 for 1 day and Rs. 3,250 for 5 days.

Which light is best for interviews?

A 60 to 150 watt class bi-color light with a softbox, placed at an angle to the face.

Do I need a stand?

Yes. Most lights need a light stand, which you can ask for in your enquiry or bring yourself.

Can I rent flashes too?

Yes. Flashes such as the Godox V1 and AD200 are in the same lighting collection from Rs. 250 a day.

Send an enquiry

List the lights you want, your shoot dates and your city and send an enquiry from the lighting on rent collection for your city.