BRESSER TR-688H Video 2 Way Tilt Head
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Product number:
F002018
EAN:
4007922036526
WEEE-Reg.-Nr.:
DE 34323861
Product information "BRESSER TR-688H Video 2 Way Tilt Head"
The BRESSER TR-688H video 2-way tilt is very sturdy, stable and very smooth to bring in the desired position. The quick-change plate is double-secured.
With a load-bearing total weight of 3 kg, it is suitable for all DSLR cameras. Made of very durable and strong metals. The ball joint can be adjusted quickly and precisely with the handle.
Accompanying video recordings is very easy with this ball joint.
Characteristics:
Scope of delivery:
With a load-bearing total weight of 3 kg, it is suitable for all DSLR cameras. Made of very durable and strong metals. The ball joint can be adjusted quickly and precisely with the handle.
Accompanying video recordings is very easy with this ball joint.
Characteristics:
- Weight: 750 grams
- Diameter ball: 65mm
- Dimensions: Height 13cm
- Max. Load weight: 3 kg
Scope of delivery:
- 1x ball joint with quick-change plate
| Batteries required: | No |
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Produkt- und Sicherheitshinweise
Manufacturer:
Bresser GmbH, Gutenbergstraße 2, 46414 Rhede
Contact:
www.bresser.de
www.bresser.de
Warning notes
- Stable base required! Always place the tripod on a flat and stable surface.
- Do not exceed weight limits! Adhere to the maximum load capacity of the tripod.
- Prevent tipping! Fully extend the tripod legs and securely lock them in place.
- Ensure secure attachment! Check that the camera, accessories, and devices are securely fastened.
- Distribute weight evenly! Use counterweights or sandbags if necessary for heavy equipment.
- Firm locking required! Check all clamps and screws carefully before use.
- Risk of tripping! Arrange cables neatly to prevent accidents.
- Risk of tipping and breaking! Avoid sudden movements or tilting heavy equipment.
- Consider wind and weather conditions for outdoor applications.
- Safe transport! Fold the tripod and secure all parts to prevent damage.
- Observe safety! Do not leave a tripod with mounted equipment unattended.
