Hensel eFLASH 250 Compact, Руководство пользователя, Страница: 24 / 32

User Manual eFLASH 250
HENSEL Studiotechnik
22
11:
Tilting Head
7 Starting Up
Safety hints for operation with compact flashes
To avoid damage to the flashtube mount reflectors and light
formers (softboxes etc.) before use and turning on the unit. Do
not move compact flashes around, while they are operating.
Turn off the appliance for each change of reflectors or to move
the unit to another location.
Caution:
Reflectors, speedrings and other accessories heat up during
longer operation. To avoid injuries, handle with isolating cloth
or wait, till parts cooled down.
A damaged flashtube is extremely dangerous because
the electrically charged electrodes are exposed and
touching must be avoided; the unit must be switched off
and disconnected from the mains outlet immediately. The
capacitors inside may still be charged and dangerous
high voltage can still be present at the damaged flashtube
electrodes (Replacement see page 28, Maintenance).
Assembly
When mounting to a ceiling system or a pantograph, suspended
compact flashes have to be doubly secured from falling down or
dropping. This is done by tightening the safety screw (not
included in the standard delivery) into the thread c of the
HENSEL Tilting Head 11.
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 U-bracket
of the compact flash and then secured by looping through the
bracket on the pantograph or the eyelet on the carriage.
Heating
Due to the modeling and flash light, each compact flash unit
emits heat. This can heat up the parts of the unit to a
dangerous level. Therefore make sure, that the flash unit is
located far enough from inflammable props to avoid inflaming
them. Take care for sufficient air supply and make sure that
ventilation slots of compact flash units are kept free.
Do not operate compact flash units unattended.