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Protect the flash light equipment from electromagnetic fields, shock and vibration!
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Protect the flash light equipment from heat and frost! If the power pack freezes continuous
loss of power output and serious technical damage can result!
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Sudden temperature differences can cause condensation water in the unit! In such situations
the equipment must stay for 1 hour in a well-ventilated area to acclimatise to the new tempe-
rature before start up!
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Do not operate the units in an environment where there is a risk of explosion!
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The power pack and lamps should not be operated in or near water! Attention: high voltage!
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The power pack and the lamps should not be immersed in water or other liquids! It could
cause an electric shock!
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Remove the rubber cap on the front side of the lamp before connecting it to the power pack!
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For safety reasons, never operate the lamp base without the protecting glass in place! UV-
coated protecting glasses or UV-coated flash tubes must be utilised as a protection against UV
radiation for eyes and skin!
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Before operation the lamp has to be fastened on a stand or a suspension device! The lamp
must be locked by tightening the mounting screw!
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Only sand-filled fuses of the type indicated on the fuse type plate may be used! Sand-filled
fuses can be identified by their opaque body! With incorrect fuse protection the halogen lamp
may burst!
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Filters or diffusers should not be fastened directly on the flash tube, halogen modelling lamp
or protecting glass!
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Do not operate appliance with a damaged earthed cable. Cables which are damaged or twisted
must be replaced!
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The unit must only be connected to an earthed socket, or an emergency power generator!
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If an extension cable is necessary, a cable with a current rating at least equal to that of the
appliance should be used. Cables rated for less amperage than the appliance may overheat.
When using a cable reel, it must be completely unrolled before use to prevent overheating of
the cable!
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The unit is suitable for operation with a motor generator provided that the voltage lies within
all the load conditions (including capacitive load) and within the tolerance limit of 200-264 V
or 95-135 V! From experience this means that only electronic stabilised motor generators are
to be utilised! When operating on unstabilised motor generators, voltage peaks of 300 V and
more have been observed! This can lead to damages for which we assume no liability!
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Never operate the unit and lamps inside a bag or a box!
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The ventilation slots on the unit or on the lamp should not be covered!
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Pay attention when laying, clearing away or rolling up cables that they do not make contact
with hot surfaces or parts of lamps and that they will not be tripped over by people!
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Do not touch the connection socket for mains cable and lamp outlets on the power pack and do
not poke inside it with metal objects!
