Ed Conley

they still have incandescent strings lights.

I am surprised the school doesnt have some sort of deal with insurance.

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same thing at Harbor Freight https://www.harborfreight.com/24-Ft-12-Bulb-Outdoor-String-Lights-63483.html?ccdenc=eyJjb2RlIjoiMjE3NjA2MDAiLCJza3UiOiI2MzQ4MyIsImlzIjoiMjEuOTkiLCJwcm9kdWN0X2lk IjoiMTIwOTMifQ%3D%3D and then throw a dimmer on them.

If you only use one side of the receptacles on this UL listed distro box you'll only be using one side of the 2-pole CB in the panel.

NEC only dictates what is installed in the structure- which would be the receptacle or if an appliance is hardwired. Example: the common 14-50 receptacle can be for an Oven , Kiln or any other appliance , even a 50amp RV power cord uses the same receptacle. NEC does not have jurisdiction on what you plug into the receptacle.

Pretty bullet proof though. I can't see the head feeder connectors but if it is a new one made by LEX that are molded type connectors, plan on a repair for that and don't repair it with the same style connector. Contact Galaxy HMI repair and have them put on the metal connectors. Guaranteed to fail.

1200 watt HMI bulb is cheap now $160.00 Are your clients/shoots requesting a 1200 Par ? Have you spent $2,700 in renting one ?

I assume when he mentions Light Output he has switched to lumens terminology because the last paragraph starts with "The problem is compounded..." a change in voltage changes the Lumens but not linear

The data is in the formula. Edit- I see what you are saying now.

Highly likely they will be old heavy magnetic ballasts. they are located inside the fixture so you can't see from the outside anyway.

Guy's transformer allows one to get the most out of a 120v/240v outlet. a 30amp 120/240v outlet can provide *7200 watts but the way it is configured that wattage is only available as two 3600 watt lines at 120v. * It is technically a 240v circuit- 240v x 30 amps = 7200 watts Guy's transformer is quite handy when powering up large 120v lights since it offers 60amps @120v on one circuit if used on a 30amp 120v/240v dryer outlet. If you don't need all of the available power you can use an adapter. If anyone cares - the outlet is wired 120v/240v because the heating element uses 240v while the lightbulb and timer on the appliance uses 120v.

You can have Paladin make one Contact Darrin Scane 1001 N. POINSETTIA PL. WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA 90046 US Phone: (323) 851-8222 Fax: (323) 851-7328

If you wired a 240v circuit in the garage you can make the adapter. send me an e-mail ed@screamingbroccoli.com

ideally you would want to purchase the Dryer connector and then some cord so you can have some extra length.

making an adapter is easy enough. You start by purchasing a Dryer 4-wire power cord and then attaching female connector on the other end that matches your connectors on the lights. for 120v: Hot ( Red or Black wire) , white, ground. NOTE- YOU DO NEED TO CAP OFF THE OTHER HOT WIRE. https://www.homedepot.com/p/HDX-6-ft-4-Wire-Dryer-Replacement-Cord-HD-601-004/202532733

What type of connectors are on your 2.5 and 3k lights? You'll have to make your own adapter.

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rent a Manfrotto Megaboom.

Thank you gentlemen.

Received an order and it lists out: I know what the 13 amp and 16amp cables are and doesn't apply here in the USA but what are the Male Jumpers and Female jumpers in the UK ? "(see above for cable distro for Arri M18)- 6 x 16 amp cable3 x Male jumper3 x Female jumper2 x 13 amp ext reels"

worked for Cheetahs https://store.dji.com/guides/behind-the-scenes-with-the-ronin-2/

I can not help directly as we use Tom Pickard and they are on the pricey side but we get Certs issued via online services. I have reached out to a buddy that is freelance camera operator to see who he uses.

DEDO lights. they also have a projector lens attachment. there are Chinese made projector lenses but you would have to make an adapter ring to fit on tweenies. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07GJQMYGF/ref=as_li_qf_asin_il_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=cornicellopho-20&creative=9325&linkCode=as2&creativeASIN=B07GJQMYGF&linkId=e15d703759c89edf52e304bd52830f7e