Kupo KCP-322 Telescopic Tabletop Light Stand
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Kupo KCP-322 Telescopic Tabletop Light Stand
Kupo KCP-322 Telescopic Tabletop Light Stand – Compact 3‑section Aluminum Stand with C‑Clamp
The Kupo KCP-322 is a 3‑section telescopic tabletop light stand designed for filmmakers and content creators who need a stable, adjustable mount for lights, cameras or microphones on desks and other flat surfaces. It combines an aluminum telescoping column with a steel C‑clamp base and a dual‑way baby receiver to offer flexible mounting options in limited spaces.
Key features and benefits
- Three‑section aluminum construction with tube diameters of 30mm, 25mm and 20mm for stepped height adjustment.
- Snap locking knob secures each section and allows quick extension from 12.5” (32 cm) up to 22” (56 cm).
- Wide steel C‑clamp base (95 mm) made from 5 mm thick steel distributes clamping force evenly across the desk.
- Dual brake C‑clamp design permits the T‑handle to be positioned upward, which is convenient where space under the table is limited.
- Top features a fixed dual‑way baby receiver with a steel universal baby stud—one end 3/8”‑16 and the other 1/4”‑20—so you can mount lighting fixtures, cameras or microphones in both vertical and horizontal orientations.
- Lightweight and portable: ideal for tabletop setups, desktop streaming rigs, small studio spaces and on‑location shoots where a secure, low‑profile stand is required.
How it performs in real use
The telescopic design and snap locking knob let you adjust height quickly for different shooting needs. Meanwhile, the large footprint of the C‑clamp spreads clamping force, so you can safely mount the stand to any flat surface up to 2” thick. Additionally, the dual brake T‑handle can be moved upward to avoid obstruction beneath the table, which makes the stand practical in cramped setups.
What you can mount
The KCP‑322 accommodates a range of devices thanks to its dual‑way baby receiver with a steel universal baby stud. Because one end is 3/8”‑16 and the other is 1/4”‑20, you can attach common lighting fixtures, compact cameras or microphones and set them vertically or horizontally as required.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Sections / Material | 3‑section aluminum tabletop stand |
| Tube diameters | 30 mm, 25 mm, 20 mm |
| Height range | Extends from 12.5” (32 cm) to 22” (56 cm) |
| C‑clamp width / thickness | 95 mm wide, 5 mm thick steel |
| Maximum desk thickness | Mounts on flat surfaces up to 2” thick |
| Top receiver / stud | Dual‑way baby receiver with steel universal baby stud; ends: 3/8”‑16 and 1/4”‑20 |
| Weight | 1.21 kg |
| Maximum load | 10 kg |
Quick setup checklist
- Clamp the C‑clamp to a flat surface up to 2” thick and tighten the dual brake to distribute pressure evenly.
- Adjust the T‑handle position upward if there's limited clearance under the table.
- Extend the aluminum sections and secure each with the snap locking knob to reach your desired height between 12.5” and 22”.
- Attach your device using the dual‑way baby receiver: choose 3/8”‑16 or 1/4”‑20 depending on the mount.
- Confirm total payload does not exceed the 10 kg maximum load.
FAQ
Question: What surfaces can I mount the KCP‑322 on?
Answer: You can mount it on any flat surface up to 2” thick. The C‑clamp is wide (95 mm) and made from 5 mm thick steel to spread clamping force and protect the desk.
Question: Can I use this stand for both lights and cameras?
Answer: Yes. The top features a dual‑way baby receiver with a steel universal baby stud (3/8”‑16 and 1/4”‑20), allowing you to mount common lighting fixtures, compact cameras or microphones in vertical or horizontal orientations.
Question: How stable is the stand when fully extended?
Answer: The stand uses a snap locking knob on its three aluminum sections and a robust C‑clamp base to provide stability up to its specified maximum load of 10 kg. Always secure the clamp properly and keep payloads within the stated limit.
Question: Is the T‑handle position change useful in tight setups?
Answer: Yes. The dual brake design allows the T‑handle to be positioned upward, which is particularly convenient where space under the table is limited or when you need a low profile.
