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Safety
Important information on the safe installation and operation of this
product. Read this information before operating the product. For
your personal safety, read these instructions. Do not operate the
product if you do not understand how to use it safely. Save these
instructions for future reference.
Warning Symbols Used in these Instructions
Safety cautions are included in these instructions. These safety
instructions must be followed to avoid possible personal injury and
avoid possible damage to the product.
Health and Safety
Intended Use
The ENG 75/2 D HD tripod is a two-stage aluminium tripod with fast
action clamps for easy setup. The optional mid-level spreader 75 HD
features a fast-action clamp with a profile allowing the tripod to be set
to two predefined footprints. The optional ground spreader SP 75 can
be adjusted to suit other footprints as required by the shooting
environment.
WARNING! Risk of personal injury or injury to others
. All
personnel must be fully trained and adhere to correct manual
handling techniques and Healthy & Safety regulations. It is
the responsibility of the local organisation to enforce safe
working practices at all times.
WARNING!
Do not exceed the maximum payload.
WARNING!
Tripod spike feet can be dangerous, take care
handling.
WARNING! Finger entrapment.
Avoid trapping fingers
when collapsing and extending the tripod.
WARNING! Trip hazard.
Set the tripod footprint to suit the
shooting environment.
WARNING! Toppling hazard.
Do not leave unattended.
Keep out of reach of children.
CAUTION!
Do not over tighten the tripod leg locks. When in
use always lock the tripod leg clamps to prevent the tripod
collapsing.
CAUTION!
Hold the camera securely when (a) mounting or
dismounting from the fluid head (b) making adjustments to
the tripod height or footprint.
CAUTION!
Do not place your foot or heavy weight onto the
spreader.
CAUTION!
Always remove the camera before transporting.
Clean regularly using a soft cloth and mild detergent.
Dry the product after use in wet conditions.
