Manfrotto 200LT-PL lightweight RC2 quick-release plate

When to choose it

The 200LT-PL makes sense if you use an RC2 or Q2 receiver documented for it and want a lightweight spare on another camera. Manfrotto makes this plate from glass-fiber-reinforced technopolymer and uses a 1/4-inch screw on the camera side.

Check the suffix when shopping. The 200LT-PL-PRO has a different profile and its own compatibility information. Choose this original version for a documented RC2/Q2 setup and confirm it clears your camera door before leaving it installed.

Specifications

Brand

Manfrotto

Upper connection

1/4-20 camera screw

Lower connection

Manfrotto RC2

Model

200LT-PL

In the box

One Manfrotto 200LT-PL plate

Model

200LT-PL

Mounting screw

1/4 inch

Receiver

Compatible Manfrotto RC2/Q2

Material

Glass-fiber-reinforced technopolymer

Amazon.com reference

B00VFFR2S2

Fit and buying advice

Compare the exact receiver and camera attachment. Manfrotto documents this version separately from the PRO plate.

Care Keep the plate flush with the camera base and check the receiver lock after insertion.

Related choice Manfrotto 200LT-PL-PRO RC2 and Arca-type camera plate ↗

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Documentation

• www.manfrotto.com ↗

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