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  • Le_ChamoisLe_Chamois

    Mediocre product even dangerous

    SX Lighting PC 300-500wPublished on 01/04/13 at 23:40
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    I have actually the model PC 1000 W

    Entry level product.
    Far from ADB or Robert Juliat

    Problems: supply with integrated fuse. Overheating when the beam is set to minimum aperture. The plug fully into the socket and stays stuck.
    Top lamp unit near power son. Melting insulation and short circuit. Cut to differential protection. End of the service as the problem is not identified.

    Solution: Ask a wedge that will stroke limiter to create a space between the lamp unit and the bottom dun projector in order not to overheat the son of supply.
    Moving the power input into an angle while the integrated fuse suprimant; protection being on the power blocks.

    Since the improvements above…
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    I have actually the model PC 1000 W

    Entry level product.
    Far from ADB or Robert Juliat

    Problems: supply with integrated fuse. Overheating when the beam is set to minimum aperture. The plug fully into the socket and stays stuck.
    Top lamp unit near power son. Melting insulation and short circuit. Cut to differential protection. End of the service as the problem is not identified.

    Solution: Ask a wedge that will stroke limiter to create a space between the lamp unit and the bottom dun projector in order not to overheat the son of supply.
    Moving the power input into an angle while the integrated fuse suprimant; protection being on the power blocks.

    Since the improvements above, no problem.

    Not enough light puisqsance compared to upscale. Is the bulb included which is less powerful?
    Warning: the projector body is burning in less than 5 min.

    I do not rachetterai this projector.
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