User manual BOWENS EXPLORER 1500

[. . . ] The pack functions are quickly adjusted with a single rotary dial in combination with two channel select buttons. A large backlit, sunlight-readable display clearly shows power settings, power modes and flash duration along with battery condition and primary function status. Pressing the menu button, you can quickly toggle between modelling, sounder, photocell, radio slave and power control. A further press reveals a simple to navigate menu offering an extensive choice of programmable functions such as bracketing, modelling timer, charge control and an ability to save and recall the pack setup. [. . . ] The high-performance battery unit can be charged time after time either within the pack or standalone, giving consistent and reliable performance throughout it's natural life. In situations where there is mains power available, there is no need to run your battery down, simply plug in the universal mains charger to charge the Explorer as you are using it. You don't have time to wait for batteries to charge so, the Explorer universal mains charger is capable of being plugged directly into the battery. This means you can charge a second battery while using the Explorer pack saving time and, of course, money!The inconvenience of an uncharged battery out on location is easily eliminated thanks to the Explorer Car Charger. Accessories Spare Battery. Save time on location by having a charged spare battery available. If no mains power is available to recharge your battery, charge from a vehicle cigarette lighter. Cable to power Esprit Gemini Units from the Explorer. BW7632 TECHNICAL DATA: · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Two flash head outlets with power divided into two independent channels. Symmetrical or true Asymmetrical power distribution. Flash-voltage stabilisation ±1% at maximum power. Three programmable trigger modes for creative photography. Low voltage synchronisation, 6V, is safe for digital cameras. Rapid and programmable recycling capability. Camera synchronisation made simple with built-in Pulsar radio receiver. 3000Ws of power from two Esprit Gemini and two QUAD heads. 150 shots from a single charge at 1500Ws, 180 shots at 1200Ws. Ultra-short flash durations, 1/5700, for stop-action photography. User programmable `Auto Power Down' feature to preserve battery life. Charge & recharge at your convenience. Stored energy: Flash head Outlets: Power Range: Recycle Time: (to full power) Flash Duration: Max: Min: Power Adjustment: Colour Temperature: Sync. Voltage: Stabilisation: Length: Width: Height: Weight: 1500Ws 2 31Ws - 1500Ws 0. 5 - 3. 8 secs (auto) 1/2130 sec. 5300K ±300 (with UV Tube) 6V ± 0. 1% 27cm 18cm 24cm (28cm inc handle) 11. 2kg www. bowens. co. uk 5 6 www. bowens. co. uk Remote Triggering QUADX Flash Head Yes! [. . . ] The Pulsar has four separate channels, enabling the photographer to isolate up to four light sources or to combine them and fire all of them at once without leaving the camera. Additionally, the Pulsar has a studio selector switch, which provides isolation from other Pulsar units using the same channel, and allowing up to six different systems to operate independently in the same space or studio. A clip-on platform is available, allowing you to clip the Pulsar anywhere that it is needed. Other Pulsar features include: · Long battery life up to 200 hours of continuous use from two AAA batteries. [. . . ]