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AODELAN E2 is a transceiver compatible with Profoto radio system. It can be used to wirelessly trigger and manually control Profoto lights which has built-in Air system, including flash power control and modeling ligth control.
Compatibility
1.AODELAN Radio System: Compatible with all flash lights that have the built-in AODELAN radio system, ensuring broad usability.
2.Multiple Connection Options: Can connect to cameras via hot shoe or flash sync cable, increasing versatility.
AODELAN E2 Wireless Flash Trigger
Wireless Synchronization and Control
1.Flash Synchronization: Allows wireless synchronization of flash lights with the camera, ensuring perfectly timed shots.
2.Remote Control: Provides remote control over flash settings, including power and modeling light.
Relay Functionality
Co-channel Relay: Features a co-channel relay function to trigger remote cameras in sync with flash lights, useful for complex shooting setups.
Easy Operation
Easily turn the device on/off with a single button. Channel and group indicators provide clear visual indication for quick setup and adjustments.
Modes and States
1.Multiple Modes: Offers standard, fast, transmit, receive, and relay modes to cater to different shooting requirements.
2.State Indicators: Clearly visible indicators show the current mode and state of the device.
Channel and Group Selection
1.Channel Selection: Allows selection of one of eight specific frequencies in the 2.4GHz band.
2.Group Control: Enables grouping of flash lights for simultaneous control, simplifying complex setups.
Remote Flash and Camera Control:
Use the E2 to remotely trigger your camera shutter or flash units. Supports both wireless and wired shutter release options.
Features:
1. Compatible with Profoto radio system, wirelessly trigger and manually control Profoto lights which has built-in Air system, including flash power control and modeling ligth control.
2. Standard single pin contact hot shoe mount, compatible with camera - for Canon, for Nikon, for Sony, for Olympus, for Panasonic, for Fujifilm, for Pentax, for Samsung - that has a hot shoe.
3. Features a co-channel relay function, the perfect solution for triggering a remote camera in sync with remote flash lights.
4. 8 channels (1-8), 6 groups (A-F) and fire all groups function (Master mode).
5. Doesn't support TTL or HSS.
holycrapitsjeff
2025-07-23 14:57:09
I’ve used this trigger on a Canon R5 several times to control a Profoto B10 and works no problem. It’s a little larger than the Profoto air remote but has the same features. Great option if price is an issue or if you want a solid backup trigger. Didn’t come with instructions but it’s pretty much plug and play.
Angela
2025-06-26 09:28:20
Flimsy not the greatest. The top peice wont stay tight and keeps swiving around. Will most likely exchange for a better product.
Mike Curl
2025-06-01 15:03:09
I wanted a backup for my Profoto Air Remote, but I didn't want to spend well over $400. I had never heard of "Aodelan" before, but the product description specifically said it would work to trigger lights with the built-in Air system. This trigger doesn't support TTL or HSS, but I can change power settings and trigger my lights with it. For a backup at less than one-fifth the cost of Profoto, that's all I need. This trigger is cheap insurance. I'm very happy with it.
rusty frets
2025-05-15 17:26:43
This trigger works perfectly well with my Profoto b2s, D1s and a1x. I love this trigger and plan on buying a spare.It’s not ttl but when I’m in the studio or doing four hour shoots I don’t need ttl
Connie Leal Ferreira
2025-03-22 14:28:30
This works just as nicely as the profoto one. The only draw back is it take a long time to turn it off. But for the price its worth it.
Customer
2025-01-12 12:41:20
Zero difference in operation or performance from the ridiculously over priced Profoto.
Bob smith
2024-12-03 16:16:23
I am using a D1 monolight 1000ws and it works great out of the box. This is a very useful toy. Works just like the $500 profoto remote. The only thing that sucks is you have no idea what power setting the flash is at. So it works exactly like the profoto version which has the same issue. They did not improve on the profoto version they just copied it ! So for $80 its great ! You do not have to be constantly walking over to your flash changing the power.
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