Hensel Porty Premium Plus, User Manual

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User manual // Porty Premium Plus
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If the power pack and the flash head are not separated
from each other, the capacitors inside the generator
may still be charged and dangerous high voltage can
still be present at the damaged flash tube electrodes of
the flash head.
Assembly
When mounting to a ceiling system or a pantograph,
suspended flash heads have to be doubly secured from
falling down or dropping. This is done by tightening the
safety screw at the HENSEL tilting head or U-bracket. Due
to the existing safety regulations, it is, however, necessary
to use a safety rope (Code No. 769) for further security.
The safety rope has to be led through the handle or the
U-bracket of the flash head and then secured by looping
through the bracket of the pantograph or the eyelet of the
carriage.
Heating
Due to the modeling and flash light, each generator and
flash head emits heat. This can heat the parts of the unit up
to a dangerous level. Therefore make sure that generators
and lamp heads are located far enough from inflammable
props to avoid inflaming them. Take care for sufficient air
supply and make sure that ventilation slots of generators
and flash heads are kept free.
Do not operate power packs and flash heads unattended.
Acclimatizing
When moving a generator from one climatic zone to the next,
the appliance should stand in the room, in which it will be
operated, for some time before starting it up. This prevents
internal shortcuts caused by eventually con-densing water.
Positioning
Porty power packs can be operated standing up or lying
down.