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General Features
The Duo-Lite Head is designed for use with the Duo1200, Duo 2400 and Duo 4800
Packs. Operating from a nominal 230 volt mains supply only, features include:
z 650 Watt maximum modelling power.
z Two pin plug-in lamp holder.
(Recommended Halogen bulb - P2/16 hair pin, long life type.)
z Easy fitting of the standard ‘S’ series reflectors and accessories as used on all the
Bowens Prolites, Esprit, Estime and ‘S’ type Quad Flash Heads.
z Built in cooling fan.
z Modelling lamp on/off switch fitted on rear moulding of the Flash Head allowing the
modelling lamp of individual Heads to be switched off without affecting other
Heads connected to the same pack.
z UV Coated Protective Cover Glass to provide UV filtering and protection against
lamp failure.
z Optional cover glasses available including clear glass and frosted glass to provide
a diffused effect.
Operation
z Mount the Head on the selected support system. Fit the required reflector and / or
accessories. If an umbrella is to be used the umbrella shaft should be inserted
through the umbrella mounting hole and locked in position with the knurled fixing
knob (Fig. 2).
z The angle of the Flash Head may be set by using the locking handle
(Fig. 2). Support the Flash Head before releasing the handle.
z To fit a Flash Head to a Pack, first ensure the Pack is switched off and
disconnected from the supply.
Insert the tab on the front of the Flash Head plug into the socket first and then
press down firmly on the cable entry end to ensure latched retention. To remove
the plug, press the spring latch away from the plug and lift from the cable entry
end.
z Switch the Pack ‘ON’ and test the operation of the Flash Head, modelling lamp
and flash.
Fitting / Removing Reflector
z A range of reflectors are available for the Duo-Lite. To fit, slide the neck of the
reflector over the front of the flash head, align the three pegs on the reflector with
the three slots in the retaining ring, press down and turn clockwise.
z To remove the reflector press the latch knob (Fig.3) in the direction of the arrow,
turn the reflector fully anti-clockwise and withdraw.