QUAD 2400 generator
Specifications:
Stored energy: 2400Ws
Flash head outlets: 2 (in two channels)
Power range: 37 - 2400Ws (6-stops)
Recycle time: 3 sec (fast)
5 sec. (slow)
Flash duration: 1/1400 Sec. (600Ws)
1/300 sec. (2400Ws)
Power adjustment:
1
⁄3 stop
Colour temperature:5600K (with UV tube)
Sync voltage: 6V
Stabilisation: ±0.1%
Length: 28cm (11”)
Width: 18cm (7”)
Height: 34cm (13
1
⁄2”)
Weight: 9.5 kg (21 lbs)
QUAD Power Versatility. QUAD Precision Power. Colour Consistency Mastered. Modelling Lamp Control.
With two channels, choose from taking the Flash power can be adjusted in accurate The overall power of the pack can be In addition to selecting full power modelling
Generator full 2400Ws from a single socket, or dividing steps of
1
⁄3rd f-stop, offering excellent control reduced using a system of capacitor or lamps in proportion, the ‘Auto’ setting will
the power across two channels giving a wide of exposure. switching. set the modelling lamp of the brightest head
2400
selection of powers. Large LED displays show clearly the Ws By reducing the number of capacitors being to maximum, even when the overall flash
Once the pack is switched to its output per channel. Each channel can be used a greater level of colour consistency power of the pack is set at a low level.
asymmetrical mode, two channels, each with adjusted over three f-stops. With a minimum can be achieved. In practice this means that This helps the photographer preview their
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a maximum power of 1200Ws are available. power output of just 37Ws the QUAD 2400 the QUAD 2400 can be switched from lighting, even at the lowest of flash powers.
As each can be adjusted independently of has a range of 6 f-stops. 2400Ws, to 1200Ws to 600Ws with less than
the other a great deal of lighting flexibility can 70K shift in colour temperature.
be achieved.
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