Before Initial Operation - Seto Kompakt Gebrauchsanleitung

ATTENTION!
Check before each use the product for damage! This significantly reduces the risk of accidents.
ATTENTION!
Make sure that the tripod system is designed for the weight of the luminaire or spotlight. For safe operation, be sure
to follow the instructions of the tripod system.
Danger of tipping over during transport under load
If the tripod is moved without removing the attached luminaire / spotlight, the tripod may tip over and cause injury
and property damage. Remove the attached luminaire / spotlight before moving the tripod.
Danger of tipping over on unsuitable ground
If the tripod is placed on soft or uneven ground, the tripod may tip over and cause injury as well as property damage.
Only set up the tripod on level and firm ground.
Danger of tipping over due to overloading
If overloaded, the tripod may tip over and cause injury and property damage. Never exceed the maximum load
capacity specified for the tripod.
Assembling the tripod
1. Fold out the tripod legs completely and set up the tripod. Make sure that the guide of the cross struts (H) is extended
downwards as far as it will go.
2. Uneven terrain must be taken into account and can be compensated for by an extendable tripod leg (G) using the
locking screw (F) and the spirit level (E, only possible with the GRP CONSTRUCTION TRIPOD PRO). Tighten all locking
screws firmly! The aluminium feet (I) also offer the possibility of securing the tripod against falling over by means of
ground pegs.
3. Secure the tripod using the optionally available bracing set (item. no. 1410000548) via the bracing ring (A). In
addition, for further stability of the stand, the FOOT PLATE K1 (item no. 1410000333, 1 piece, available as an
option), which is placed on the respective foot of the tripod.
4. Connect the luminaire to the tripod / mast system using the bolt receiver (A).
5. Lock the luminaire using the handle of the locking screw (B).
6. Loosen the locking screw(s) on the clamping element for segment locking (C) and push the push rod(s) to the
desired height. Then tighten the locking screw(s).
Dismantling is done in reverse order.
RISK OF INJURY!
• If the locking / securing screw(s) is (are) not tight, the respective push rod may retract automatically under the load.
• An unsafe stand of the tripod endangers persons and material in the vicinity. Wind load or impact can cause the
tripod to fall over.
• When loosening the wing screw and retracting, always hold the retracting push rod firmly. Do not stand under
mounted equipment (e. g. headlights etc.) when retracting. As soon as the first push rod retracts, the bracing set
loses its effect, take note of this and, if necessary, take suitable measures beforehand to secure the tripod during
retraction.
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Before initial operation

Operation