Fuses; Overheating; Operation; Synchronization (Flash Triggering) - Hensel EXPERT PRO 250 Bedienungsanleitung

Manual EXPERT / INTEGRA PRO Compact
10:
Mains socket
15:
Cable fixation
10 A
9:
2 AF
4 AF
14:
<E1>
7:
SYNC
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The provided power cable has to be led through the handle,
then attached to the mains socket 10 and connected to the
mains outlets. Use the cable fixation 15 for allowing unhindered
tilting of the unit.
Compact flashes must only be connected to mains outlets
with ground connection.

Fuses

Outlets, in the building
Minimum requirement 10 A fuse outlets
Fuses of the compact flash unit
The fuse 9 is a general fuse for the compact flash unit and the
modeling lamp. All units of the EXPERT PRO series (only for
230V operation) come with a fuse 2 A fast (2 AF). All units of
the INTEGRA PRO series (multivoltage technology) come with
a fuse 4 A fast (4 AF).
The specification of the fuses mentioned above is valid for
operation with modeling light 300 W Halogen.
More information, please refer to page 38, Replacement of
fuses.

Overheating

All EXPERT / INTEGRA PRO units are equipped with a fan to
avoid overheating with fast flash sequences, which could cause
damage to the flashtube and the compact flash unit.
Nevertheless, if overheating occurs, the error <E1> is displayed
on the LED 14. After a break for cooling down, the appliance is
ready again for operation.
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Operation

Synchronization (Flash triggering)

Synchronization by cable
The compact flash unit is connected to synchronization socket 7
to the camera using a synchronization cable with
phone jack.
The synchronization circuit is made up of state-of-the-art semi-
conductor technology and enables secure triggering of the flash
even with older cameras with mechanical contacts.
Due to the many different electronic circuits in cameras for
controlling synchronization, we cannot take any liability for
possible damage to cameras triggering flashes.
Please contact the camera manufacturer before using an
unusual camera.
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