$3,989.95
| Brand | : | Bowens |
| Manufacture | : | Bowens |
| Label | : | Bowens |
| Publisher | : | Bowens |
| Product Group | : | Photography |
| Product Type Name | : | CAMERA_OTHER_ACCESSORIES |
| Studio | : | Bowens |
| EAN | : | 0880939013759 |
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Product Spesifications
- Pack has two main flash head outlets with power divided into two independent channels
- Power output ranges from 1500 W/s down to 31 W/s
- Flash-voltage stabilization ±1% at maximum power
- 6 VDC low-voltage synchronization is safe for connections to PC terminals on modern and digital cameras
- Rapid and programmable recycling capability
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Product Description
When a photoshoot requires using a location that is not fully connected to AC circuitry, a DC battery power pack is an ideal solution when smaller on-camera flashes are lacking the light output needed. There are a wide variety of these sorts of devices, but the Bowens, Explorer 1500 Pack stands out with a feature set not found on most other portable strobe power generators. Contained within this compact, yet powerful pack is a sophisticated operating system that allows for the two head outlets to be adjusted from 31 to 1500 watt/seconds in 1/10th-stop increments. The adjustments can clearly be read in sunlight and low-light with the top-deck control LCD display. Battery charge, status, channel and other essential system info can be easily adjusted and viewed with a quick glance of the screen. Custom functions include: bracketing, sounder, modeling timer, charge and recall. Also, there is a switchable photocell (slave) that can be replaced by the Bowens Pulsar radio sync receiver that is built into the pack. A Bowens Pulsar transmitter is required for this wireless operation. Otherwise, the two wired PC sync sockets with safe and clean 6V power will connect to any camera with a sync terminal. Many functions are carried over from the QUAD series AC power packs like auto-bracketing that allow for a succession of shots to be made with the pack automatically lowering a and raising the power level around the metered setting. The bracketing interval range is
