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Congratulations on your new
Profoto product!
Regardless if you chose a new flash or a new light shaping tool, know
that almost half a century’s worth of experience was put into its making.
If the years have taught us one thing, it is to never neglect a single
detail. We only put our name on a product in which we have the fullest
confidence. Before shipping, every one of our products passes an
extensive and strict testing program. Unless it complies with the
specified performance, quality and safety, it is a no-go.
As a result, we are confident that your new Profoto product will stay
with you for years and help you grow as a photographer. But getting the
product is only the beginning of that journey. Using it for light shaping is
the real adventure. That is why we take pride in providing you with such
a wide assortment of light shaping tools, allowing you to shape the light
in any way you can imagine.
The almost infinite possibilities might seem bewildering at first, but
we’re certain you will soon get the hang of it.
Still, I encourage you to sign up for our newsletter at www.profoto.
com/newsletter or visit our blog at www.profoto.com/blog so that we
can share our experience from almost 50 years of light shaping and
hopefully inspire you to grow even further. Enjoy your Profoto product!
Conny Dufgran, founder
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General safety instructions
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Safety Precautions!
Do not operate the equipment before studying the instruction manual and the accompanying safety. Make
sure that Profoto Safety Instructions is always accompanied the equipment! Profoto products are intended
for professional use! Generator, lamp heads, and accessories are only intended for indoor photographic use.
Do not place or use the equipment where it can be exposed to moisture, extreme electromagnetic fields,
or in areas with flammable gases or dust! Do not expose the equipment to dripping or splashing. Do not
place any objects filled with liquids, such as vases, on or near the equipment. Do not expose the equipment
to hasty temperature changes in humid conditions as this could lead to condensation water in the unit. Do
not connect this equipment to flash equipment from other brands. Do not use flash heads without supplied
protective glass covers or protective grids. Glass covers shall be changed if it has become visibly damaged
to such an extent that their effectiveness is impaired, for example by cracks or deep scratches. Lamps shall
be changed if they are damaged or thermally deformed. When placing a lamp into the holder ensure not to
touch the bulb with bare hands. Equipment must only be serviced, modified or repaired by authorized and
competent service personnel! Warning - The terminals marked with the flash symbol are hazardous live.
WARNING – Electrical Shock Hazard – High Voltage!
Mains powered generators shall always be connected to a mains socket outlet with a protective earthing
connection! Only use Profoto extension cables! Do not open or disassemble generators or lamp heads!
Equipment operates with high voltage. Generator capacitors are electrically charged for a considerable
length of time after being turned off. Do not touch modeling lamps or flash tubes when mounting an
umbrella metal shaft in its reflector hole. Disconnect the lamp head cable between the generator and
lamp head when changing the modeling lamp or flash tube! The mains plug or appliance coupler is used
as disconnect device. The disconnect device shall remain readily operable. Batteries (battery pack or
batteries installed) shall not be exposed to excessive heat such as direct sunlight, fire, or the like.
Caution – Burn Hazard – Hot Parts!
Do not touch hot parts with bare fingers! Modeling lamps, flash tubes, and certain metal parts emit
strong heat when used! Do not point modeling lamps or flash tubes too close to persons. All lamps may
on rare occasions explode and throw out hot particles! Make sure that the rated voltage for the modeling
lamp corresponds with the technical data in the user guide regarding the power supply!
Note about RF!
This equipment makes use of the radio spectrum and emits radio frequency energy. Proper care
should be taken when the device is integrated in systems. Make sure that all specifications within this
document are followed, especially those concerning operating temperature and supply voltage range.
Make sure the device is operated according to local regulations. The frequency spectrum this device
is using is shared with other users. Interference cannot be ruled out.
Final Disposal
Equipment contains electrical and electronic components that could be harmful to the environment.
Equipment may be returned to Profoto distributors free of charge for recycling according to WEEE.
Follow local legal requirements for separate disposal of waste, for instance WEEE directive for electrical
and electronic equipment on the European market, when product life has ended!
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Nomenclature
124356
Pro-10
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910
1. Lamp head outlet Left
2. Lamp head outlet Right
3. Power supply (AC) input
4. SYNC port
5. ON button
6. USB port
7. IR-slave /Photocell
8. Menu display
9. Energy display Left
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10. Energy display Right
11. MODEL button Left
12. MODEL button Right
13. Menu dial
14. Energy dial Left
15. Energy dial Right
16. Test button
17. HEAD button Left
18. HEAD button Right
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Quick operation guide
Connect mains cable and start-up
Pro-10
1. Connect the included mains cable to the power supply input [3]
and to the AC mains supply. The ON button [5] will be red, indicating
that the Pro-10 is powered and in standby mode.
2. Press the ON button [5]. The ON button [5] will now be white,
indicating that the Pro-10 is in operational mode.
NOTE
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The Pro-10 can be connected to 100-127 VAC or 200-240 VAC, 50-60 Hz. The Pro-10
automatically senses and adapts to the voltage and frequency supplied. The mains
power supply fuse must not be smaller than specified in the Technical data section.
WARNING
Never use ordinary household extension cords to elongate the mains cable. They may
overheat. Always unwind cord reel extension winders fully before use. Contact your
Profoto dealer for proper equipment.
Connect lamp heads
With Profoto’s lamp head connector, the heads can be connected and
disconnected safely even if the Pro-10 is turned on.
1. When connecting the lamp head plug, align the white dots on the
plug with the white dot on the Pro-10 panel. Secure by turning the
ring on the plug clockwise.
1. 2. 3.
2. If the Pro-10 is turned on when a lamp head is connected, the
related energy display [9] or [10] will show the current light output
setting.
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Turn heads on/off
Press the HEAD button left [17] or right [18] to turn on/off the related
lamp head. When the lamp head is activated, the white HEAD button
indicator is lit up and the related energy display [9] or [10] shows the
current light output (energy) setting.
Change light output (energy level)
Use the energy dial left [14] or right [15] to set the light output on the
related outlet:
• Turn the dial clockwise to increase the output in 1/10 f-stop
increments and counter-clockwise to decrease.
• Press and hold the dial and turn the dial clockwise to increase the
output in 1/1 f-stop increments and counter-clockwise to decrease.
NOTE
If only one lamp head is activated (left or right), the maximum light output is 10.0. If two
lamp heads are activated, the maximum output is shared between them.
Turn modeling light on/off
Press the MODEL button left [11] or right [12] to turn on/off the related
modeling light. When the modeling light is activated, the white MODEL
button indicator is lit up.
Trigger a test flash
The white test button [16] is lit when the Pro-10 is fully charged and
ready to flash.
Press the test button [16] to release a flash and test the light output
settings. After flashing the test button will turn off while the Pro-10 is
recharging. When the recharge is completed, the test button will be
lit again.
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Change settings in menu display
For detailed information about the options for different settings, see
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When the Pro-10 is turned on, the menu display [5] is displaying all
current settings.
1. Turn the menu dial [13] to select (highlight) a setting.
2. Press and hold the menu dial [13] to show the available options in
the sub menu for the selected setting.
3. While keeping the menu dial [13] pressed down, turn the dial to
change the setting option.
4. Release the menu dial [13] to select the currently highlighted
setting option.
Turn off and disconnect mains cable
1. Press the ON button [5] to set the Pro-10 to standby mode.
2. Disconnect the mains cable.
NOTE
All settings are automatically saved and will apply when the Pro-10 is turned on again.
For safety reasons, the modeling light will always be turned off when the Pro-10 is
restarted.
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Menu display settings
MODEL settings
The MODEL button left [11] or right [12] is used to turn on/off the
modeling light for the related lamp head. When the modeling light is
on, the white MODEL button indicator is on.
The MODEL setting is used to select how the modelling light intensity
should correspond with flash light output. There are three MODEL setting
options available in the MODEL sub menu in the menu display [5]:
• PROP: The modeling light intensity for each lamp head is
automatically adjusted to be proportional to the selected light
output (energy level).
• MAX: The two modeling lamps get the maximum intensity,
regardless of the selected energy levels (light output).
• MAX PROP: Maximum proportional modeling light is used when
maximum light is needed on one lamp head (the one with highest
energy level). The modelling light on one lamp head will get
maximum intensity and the other will correspond proportionally.
A consequence is that the modeling light may change on a lamp
head which is not adjusted.
SPEED settings
The SPEED setting is used to select how fast the Pro-10 should
recharge after flash. Having the option to adjust recharging speed
setting makes it possible to efficiently utilize the mains power supply
by adjusting and optimizing the maximum possible speed and load
without blowing the mains fuse. The Pro-10’s amperage load from the
mains power supply corresponds proportionally to the speed setting.
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There are four SPEED setting options available in the SPEED sub menu
in the menu display [5]:
• MAX: The fastest possible recharging speed. Only one Pro-10 can
be connected to one wall outlet or fuse group.
• 75%: The extra fast recharging speed is slightly longer than the
MAX recharging speed. It reduces the load by 25% and may
prevent the sensitive type of mains fuse to blow.
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• 50%: The fast recharging speed is twice as long as MAX. This
setting may allow two Pro-10s to be connected to the same wall
Pro-10
outlet or fuse group.
• 25%: The slow recharging speed is four times as long as MAX. This
option should be selected when the Pro-10 is connected to a mains
power supply with weak fuse, when you are uncertain as to how well
the mains power supply is fused and when weak petrol electric
generators are used to power the Pro-10. It may allow three or four
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Pro-10s to be connected to the same wall outlet or fuse group.
NOTE
The mains power supply fuse must not be smaller than specified in the Technical data
section.
Quick burst function vs SPEED setting
Quick burst is a built-in function that allows a series (burst) of flashes to
be fired at a faster pace than the Pro-10 can recharge - without losing
light output. The function is active in all SPEED settings but only when
the light output is set to less than full. The length of the burst, in number
of flashes, depends on the repetition rate and the set light output.
The lower the light output is set, the longer bursts can be triggered
without setting off the wrong exposure alarm. The quick burst feature
in combination with the extremely fast charger effectively creates a
sense that the Pro-10 is always ready to trigger.
NOTE
The accuracy of the light output is slightly less precise when Quick burst is active. Quick
burst is indicated by blinking energy settings.
READY settings
The READY setting is used to select how the Pro-10 will indicate that it
is 100% charged after a flash.
There are four READY setting options available in the READY sub menu
in the menu display [5]:
• BEEP: The Pro-10 beeps when it is ready to flash again after
recharging.
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• DIM: The modeling light turns off after flashing and turns on when
the Pro-10 is ready to flash again.
• BEEP DIM: The modeling light turns off after flashing. The modeling
light turns on and the Pro-10 beeps when it is ready to flash again.
• OFF: No ready signal. This setting also disables the sound
indicating that a switch is pressed.
NOTE
The white test button [16] always comes off after flashing and comes on again when
the Pro-10 is fully charged.
Wrong exposure alarm vs READY setting
If a flash is released before the Pro-10 is fully recharged and the quick
burst function (see page 10) cannot compensate for it, there will be
a long beep. This alarm indicates that the flash light does not fully
correspond to the set value. The Pro-10 will always flash even if the set
light output cannot be met, as the image may still be usable if the catch
of the moment was perfect.
NOTE
The wrong exposure alarm will only be activated when the READY setting is set to
BEEP or BEEP DIM.
MODE settings
The MODE setting is used to select how the Pro-10 should prioritize
between flash duration and color temperature balance/stability.
There are two MODE setting options available in the MODE sub menu
in the menu display [5]:
• NORMAL: The Pro-10 is balancing a short flash duration with
stable color temperature over the entire energy range. This is the
best option for most types of shots.
• FREEZE: The Pro-10 is prioritizing the shortest flash duration on
all energy settings. This is the best option for shots where the flash
is used to freeze extremely fast action. The full priority of short
flash duration will cause color temperature to fluctuate more and
become slightly bluer.
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Flash duration in different MODE settings
Pro-10 combines a massive 2400 Ws energy bank with a 1000 V flash
Pro-10
voltage and IGBT cut-off technology to offer unparalleled short flash
duration across the full light output range.
In FREEZE mode the flash duration is extremely short on low to
moderate light output, making it possible to freeze extremely fast
action in high resolution with absolute sharpness.
In NORMAL mode the flash duration is not as extremely short at lower
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settings, but still very short across the full output range.
In both FREEZE mode and NORMAL mode the longest flash duration
is at full light output and the shortest flash duration is on lowest light
output.
The graph below provides an indication of flash duration across the
output range in both modes with ProHead Plus.
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Color temperature in different MODE settings
In NORMAL mode the flash color temperature is calibrated to 5900K
across the full output range. It can be kept almost constant across the
range thanks to a software controlled high frequency flash pulsing
technique (PWM). Still the flash duration is kept very short.
In FREEZE mode the Pro-10 is fully prioritizing flash duration and light
output and the color temperature becomes what it is.
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SYNC settings
The SYNC setting is used to select by which means the Pro-10 flash
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should be synchronized with the camera.
There are three SYNC setting options available in the SYNC sub menu
in the menu display [5]:
• AIR: The built-in Profoto Air transceiver is activated, allowing the
Pro-10 to be triggered and/or controlled from any of the optional
Profoto Air transceivers offered by Profoto.
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• SLAVE: The built-in IR-slave/photocell [7] is activated. In this
setting the Pro-10 will slave trigger if another flash is fired or if an IR
signal is detected.
• OFF: With this setting the Pro-10 can only be triggered via a sync
cable connected to the SYNC port [4].
Operation with SYNC setting set to AIR
When selecting the SYNC setting option Air, the Pro-10 is set to be
triggered and/or controlled from any of the optional Profoto Air
transceivers offered by Profoto. This section describes how to set up
the Pro-10 to use all the functions that Air supports.
Air channel and group selection
After selecting the SYNC setting option AIR it is also necessary to
select:
• CHANNEL: The same channel must be selected on the Pro-10
and on the optional Profoto Air transceiver that is used to trigger/
control the Pro-10. There are eight channels (1-8) to choose from.
Every Pro-10 and other Profoto flash that is set to the same channel
will be triggered from any optional Profoto Air transceiver set to
that channel.
• GROUP: After selecting channel it is also possible to select an
individual group for each head. There are six groups to choose from
(A-F). Each group can be individually remotely controlled (power,
model on/off, etc.) from an optional Profoto Air transceiver.
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TTL (Automatic flash exposure)
Pro-10 supports TTL when used with any of the optional Air Remote TTL
transceivers. With a TTL remote mounted in the camera hot shoe, you
can select to let the camera control the flash output fully automatically
without manual metering.
Note that TTL is selected on the remote, not on the Pro-10. If the camera
requires a flash output outside the range of the Pro-10, the energy
displays [9] and [10] will blink. If the ready signal is set to BEEP or BEEP
DIM, there will also be a long beep.
Every time the flash output is set automatically by the camera, ‘AUTO’ is
displayed on the menu display [8]. The indicator is lit for three seconds
after receiving a TTL flash command from the remote.
NOTE
TTL only works on group A-C. Group D-F is always manual. Find more information of
how to use TTL in the user guides for Air Remote TTL that can be downloaded from
profoto.com.
HSS (High Speed Sync)
Pro-10 supports HSS (High speed sync) when used with any of the
optional Air Remote TTL transceivers. HSS enables shooting with flash
at a faster shutter speed than the fastest external flash sync speed
(x-sync) of the camera. The option to use shorter shutter speed can be
extremely useful when shooting in bright conditions and it is necessary
to limit the influence of ambient light.
Note that HSS is either selected on the remote (e.g. Canon) or in the
camera menu (e.g. Nikon), not on the Pro-10.
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When HSS (Hi-S) is selected on the remote, the displayed sync setting
on Pro-10 menu display [8] will switch to Hi-S. Note that the energy
range in HSS mode is limited to 5.0-10 so if the power setting before
switching to HSS is set below 5.0 the power setting will shift up to 5.0.
NOTE
• During a HSS flash, the flash is providing a constant light output during the time
when the shutter is open. To ensure a perfect exposure and a stable flash pulse, the
Pro-10 has a limited light output range in HSS Mode.
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• Frequent use of HSS may have an impact on the life-time of the flash tube.
• Your Air Remote TTL may require a firmware update in order to use the HSS feature.
Pro-10
The latest updates and a list of compatible cameras are available on profoto.com/
myprofoto. Create your personal account and login to access all new upgrades.
• Find more information of how to use HSS in the user guides for Air Remote TTL that
can be downloaded from profoto.com.
Air compatibility matrix
The Pro-10 supports all available Air accessories offered by Profoto,
including those listed in the table below. (For operating instructions,
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refer to the user guide of respective accessory).
Optional
Profoto Air
accessory
Usable features in combination with Pro-10
Flash
sync
Remote
control
TTL (Automatic
flash setting)
HSS (High
Speed
Sync)
Air Remote TTL*XXXX
Air Remote**XX
Air Sync**X
Air USB***X
*Optional camera mounted transceiver. Check Profoto.com for TTL supported
cameras.
**Optional camera mounted transceiver.
*** Dongle for using Profoto Air Studio Software on MAC or Windows PC.
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Additional integrated functions
Firmware upgrade
We recommend that you look for firmware upgrades before you start
using your new Pro-10.
To access the latest free upgrades; create your personal account
on profoto.com/myprofoto. Once you have an account you can also
choose to register your products and be sure you get noticed when
new upgrades are released.
Upgrade of firmware is made via the USB port [6] on the Pro-10,
following the instructions provided in the upgrade application
downloaded from profoto.com/myprofoto. You can always contact
your local dealer or distributor for professional service.
Firmware version check
1. Connect the Pro-10 to the power supply.
2. While the ON button [5] is red, press and hold the menu dial and
then press the ON button [5]. This displays a special menu on the
menu display [8].
3. Turn the menu dial [13] to select (highlight) Firmware version.
4. The current firmware version is shown on the menu display [8] (for
example: A7).
Factory default reset
1. Connect the Pro-10 to the power supply.
2. While the ON button [5] is red, press and hold the menu dial and
then press the ON button [5]. This displays a special menu on the
menu display [8].
3. Turn the menu dial [13] to select (highlight) Factory default.
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Automatic safety functions
The Pro-10 is equipped with an efficient cooling and safety system.
Pro-10
The integrated fan automatically adjusts its speed to the internal
temperature and cooling needs. The fan may run even when the Pro10 is in standby mode (when the ON button [5] is red) and a short while
after the mains cable has been disconnected.
A protective system will automatically protect the Pro-10 from damage
if it is exposed to abnormal external influence. If critical components are
getting too heated, the protective system will slow down the recharging
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intervals and eventually the recharging will stop completely. After a
while, when the temperature has decreased sufficiently, the Pro-10
will start to operate normally again. In normal operation this automatic
protection will only interfere under extreme conditions, such as high
ambient temperatures or if the air vents are blocked.
NOTE
Do not block or cover the air vents of the Pro-10. Do not operate the Pro-10 in a small
enclosed space, such as a case or transport box. The lack of ventilation can reduce
the life-time of the Pro-10. Do not keep the Pro-10 in abnormal temperatures for longer
than 30 minutes, for example in a car on a hot and sunny day. A well-insulated case or
transport box will prolong the time in abnormal temperatures to 2-3 hours. Do not use a
Pro-10 that has been stored in abnormal temperatures until it has adapted to the normal
indoor temperature, which can take 1-3 hours due to the large temperature storing mass
of the Pro-10. A cold Pro-10 may not work properly or may even fail and will lose capacity
(flash output). There is also a risk of failure because of condensation when a cold Pro-10
is moved to a warmer surrounding. Do not expose any flash equipment to wet or humid
environments or extreme electromagnetic fields.
Pro-10 use with petrol-electric generators
All petrol-electric generators can produce voltage peaks that may
damage electronic devices. Pro-10 is, however, designed to comply
with sufficient power rated petrol-electric generators supplying
AC-power equal to the voltage and frequency specified and without
use of the Profoto ProGas2 device.
One dedicated 6000 W petrol-electric generator is required to power
supply one Pro-10 at MAX recharging speed.
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To power one Pro-10 at 50% recharging speed, a 3000 W petrolelectric generator is recommended; for two Pro-10 generators, a 6000
W petrol-electric generator, etc.
To power one Pro-10 at 25% recharging speed, a 2000 W petrolelectric generator is recommended.
NOTE
Do not use any other types of flash models simultaneously with the Pro-10 on the same
petrol-electric generator. Other flash models can cause the petrol-electric generator
to produce high voltages that may damage the Pro-10. Pro-10 itself does not cause
high voltages. Under-rated power of a petrol-electric generator will cause various bad
results.
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Compatible lamp heads
The Pro-10 is designed for use with the following Profoto heads:
Pro-10
• ProHead Plus (The standard Profoto Head for Pro-generators)
• ProTwin
• ProRing Plus
• ProRing 2 Plus
• Special application heads including:
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− Striplight S
− Striplight M
− Striplight L (3 lamp cables – requiring minimum two Pro-10
Mode controlFreeze (shortest flash duration) or Normal
Flash duration Normal
mode (t0.5)
Flash duration Freeze
mode (t0.5)
Energy stability flash to
flash Normal mode
Energy stability flash to
flash Freeze mode
Color stability Normal
mode
Color stability Freeze
mode
Modelling lamp power/
pack
Spec. 0.02-0.7 s
(color balanced) mode
1/800 s (2400 Ws) - 1/12000 s (2.4 Ws)
1/1000 s (2400 Ws) - 1/80000 s (2.4 Ws)
+/- 1/20 f-stop
+/- 1/20 f-stop
+/- 100 K over range. +/- 50 K flash to flash
+/-1500 K over range. +/- 150 K flash to flash
Max 1000W (Halogen)
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Modeling lamp power/
head
Pro-10
Modeling light controlMax, Max Prop, Prop, Off
Guide number @ 2m/
100 ISO with Magnum
Reflector
Input power supply100-127 V / 200-240 V, 50-60 Hz
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Mains fuse requirement
per unit at max speed
setting
Automatic mains fuse
type/ requirement per unit
at max speed setting
IEC protection classClass I
Operating environmentIndoor use only
Operating temperature0°C to +30°C /+32°F to +86°F
Storage temperature-40°C to +40°C /+32°F to +104°F
Syncronization and remote control
Sync socket(s)1
Wire sync voltageCompliant to ISO 10330 standard
Wire sync connector1/4’ Phono
Photocell/ IR-slave and
switch
Radio sync and controlYes, Built in AirTTL supporting wireless sync
Radio sync rangeUp to 300m (1000ft)
MAC /PC controlYes, via optional Profoto Air USB transceiver
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Max 500 W (Halogen)
128 (with ProHead Plus)
Automatic voltage detection
Slow blow 16 A/ 230 V, 20 A/ 120 V
Characteristic C, 16 A/ 230 V 20 A/ 120 V
Yes
control, TTL and HSS. (Requires Air Remote
TTL. Sold separately.)
and Profoto Studio software (available from
november 2016)
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Miscellaneous
Energy and settings
display
Fan coolingYes, thermally controlled fan speed for low
Ready signalingYes, ready lamp, dim and/or switchable beep
Auto dumpingYes
USB interfaceYes, USB Type B port for firmware upgrades
Measurements
Dimensions (LxWxH)29 x 21 x 30m/11.4 x 8.3 x 11.8 in
Weight13.2 kg / 29.1 lbs
High-resolution TFT/LCD display
noice level.
sound.
All data are to be considered as nominal and Profoto reserves the right
make changes without further notice.
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Warranty
All Profoto generators and heads are individually tested before they
Pro-10
leave the company and guaranteed for a period of two years (local
deviations may apply) with the exception of flash tubes, glass covers,
modeling lamps and cables. Profoto is not responsible for technical
malfunctions created by improper use or accessories made by other
companies. If you have any technical problems please get in contact
with an authorized Profoto service station.
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Regulatory information
World-wide Usage of Radio Spectrum
The Profoto Air system operates on the license-free 2.4GHz ISM band
for SRD (Short Range Devices). This band may be used in most parts
of the world. Regional restrictions may apply.
NOTE
Refer to national regulations for the region where the Profoto Air Sync or Profoto Air
Remote transceiver shall be operated and make sure that they are followed.
Unites States and Canada
F.C.C. and Industry Canada
Compliance Statement (Part 15.19) This device complies with Part 15
of FCC rules and RSS-210 of Industry Canada. Operation is subject to
the following two conditions:
1. this device may not cause harmful interference and,
2. this device must accept any interference received, including
interference that may cause undesired operation.
Warning (Part 15.21)
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party
responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate
the equipment.
Ce dispositif est conforme aux normes RSS-210 d’Industrie Canada.
L’utilisation de ce dispositif est autorisée seulement aux conditions
suivantes :
1. il ne doit pas produire de brouillage et
2. l’utilisateur du dispositif doit être prêt à accepter tout brouillage
radioélectrique reçu, même si ce brouillage est susceptible de
compromettre le fonctionnement du dispositif.
The term ‘IC’ before the certification/registration number only signifies
that the Industry Canada technical specifications were met.
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Les lettres ‘IC’ n’ont aucune autre signification ni aucun autre but
que d’identifier ce qui suit comme le numéro de certification/
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d’enregistrement d’Industrie Canada.
Pro-10
Profoto AB
Transmitter / Receiver
MODEL: Profoto Air Sync
PRODUCT NO: PCA5108-0000
MODEL: Profoto Air Remote
PRODUCT NO: PCA5102-0000
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MODEL: Profoto Air USB
PRODUCT NO: PCA5104-0000
FCC ID: W4G-RMI
IC: 8167A-RMI
Made in Sweden
Japan
The module has been granted modular approval for sale and operation
in Japan.
特定無線設備の種類
Classification of specified radio equipment:
Article 2, Clause 1, Item 19
2.4 GHz Wide Band Low Power Data Communication
上記のとおり、電波法第 38条の 24第 1項の規定に基づく認証を行ったも
のであることを証する。
This is to certify that the above-mentioned certification by type has
been granted in accordance with the provisions of Article 38-24,
Paragraph 1 of the Radio Law.