Broncolor Move 1200 L RFS 2, Руководство по эксплуатации

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> The flash equipment is designed for use in dry conditions and in an ambient temperature between
-5 °C and +65 °C. Protect the flash equipment from moisture, condensation, dripping and splash
water, humidity, dirt, sand, metal chips, and the effects of dust!
> Protect the flash equipment from electromagnetic fields, shock and vibration! Protect the flash
equipment from heat and frost! If the power pack freezes, a permanent loss of power output and
serious technical damage may result!
> Sudden temperature differences may result in condensation forming inside the unit. In such situ-
ations allow the equipment to stand for at least one hour in a well-ventilated place to acclimatise
to the new temperature before startup!
> Do not operate the flash equipment in places where there is an explosion hazard!
> Do not use the power pack or lamps in or on water! Attention: high voltage!
> The power pack and lamps must not be immersed in water or other liquids! This could cause dan-
gerous electric discharges!
> Before connecting a lamp to the power pack, the transport protection must be removed from the
front of the lamp!
> For safety reasons, never operate a lamp without the protecting glass in place! To protect eyes
against UV radiation, either a UV-coated protecting glass or a UV-coated lamp must be used.
> Before startup, the lamp must be mounted on a stand or suspended from a suitable mounting. When
a lamp is suspended, it must be secured to the mounting with the retaining screw
> For lamps, only sand-filled fuses of the type indicated on the safety type plate may be used! Sand-
filled fuses can be identified by their opaque body. If the wrong fuse is used, the lamp may burst.
> Filters or diffusers should not be fastened directly on to flash tubes, halogen modelling lamps, or
protecting glasses!
> Operate equipment and lamps only in the correct protective bag with ventilation slots!
> Cooling slots on the unit and lamps must never be covered.
> When laying, clearing away or rolling up cables, make sure they do not contact hot equipment or
parts of lamps, and that they do not cause a tripping hazard!
> Do not touch the lamp sockets on a power pack, and never insert a metallic object into a socket!
> Flash tubes, modelling lights, halogen lamps and protecting glasses operate at high temperatures.
This also applies to the front faces of lamps. Any accessory used on the front of a lamp also be-
comes very hot. Take great care when handling such accessories! Touching hot components can
cause injuries!
> When operating flash equipment, never touch glass or metal parts!
> Allow the unit and connected lamps to cool completely after use, before packing them!
> Remove the battery before you clean or service the unit!