Ritelite SLK45-LITE/TRP/4M Operator's Manual

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ALL TERRAIN 4M TRIPOD

Robust outdoor tripod for a variety of light heads

Operator's Manual

This manual covers the all terrain 4m tripod with the following product code:

SLK45-LITE/TRP/4M

The information contained in this manual is based on products manufactured up to the time of publication.

Ritelite (Systems) Ltd reserves the right to change any of this information without notice.

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without due notice, which aim at improving our products or their safety standards.

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Page 1 No part of this manual may be reproduced in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical without express written permission from Ritelite (Systems) Ltd. Any type of reproduction or distribution not authorized by Ritelite (Systems) Ltd represents an infringement of valid copyrights, and violators will be prosecuted. We expressly reserve the right to make technical modifications, even...
Page 2 UNIT PRODUCT REFERENCE UNIT SERIAL NUMBER This information can be found on your tripod’s product label. You will be required to supply the products serial number when contacting Ritelite (Systems) Ltd or one of Ritelite’s approved dealers about parts and service.
Page 3: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS SECTION TITLE PAGE NUMBER Section 1: Introduction & Applications for use Section 2 : Safety Rules Section 3: Technical Specifications Section 4: Setting up the Tripod Section 5: Operating Instructions 5a) Pre-operation inspection 5b) Unit Stability Deployment Process 5c) Breaking Down Operation 5d) Packing Away and Transport Section 6: Maintenance Section 7: Optional Extras...
Page 4: Section 1: Introduction & Applications For Use
The all terrain tripod is designed for use in the following applications only. It should not be used for any other purpose. If in any doubt about applications for use please contact either Ritelite (Systems) Ltd or Ritelite (Systems) Ltd’s distributor for more information.
Page 5: Section 2: Safety Rules
It is important that every user understands and observes the safety rules before setting up or using the all terrain tripod. The Manufacturer, Ritelite (Systems) Ltd cannot anticipate every possible circumstance that might involve a hazard. The warnings in this manual and on labels affixed to the all terrain tripod will therefore not cover every eventuality.
Page 6: Fall Hazards
Do not use the tripod for any purpose other than that for which it is designed. • The Tripod is NOT a lifting device for anything other than Ritelite lighting products - if in doubt contact Ritelite (Systems) Ltd. ELECTROCUTION HAZARDS •...
Page 7: Crushing Hazards
is not an ATEX approved product. • Ensure the light head fitted to the tripod will be powered by an RCD / RCBO or suitably protected supply to prevent risk to operators or damage to the light head. • The tripod is not designed to be submersed under water. BODILY INJURY HAZARDS •...
Page 8 DAMAGED MACHINE HAZARDS • Do not use a damaged tripod or one that is not working properly. • Do not use a tripod with a damaged mast. • Conduct a thorough pre-operation inspection prior to each use. • Be sure that all labels are in place and legible. •...
Page 9: Section 3: Technical Specifications
Section 3: TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS TRIPOD WEIGHTS / DIMENSIONS PRODUCT CODE SLK45-LITE/TRP/4M WEIGHT 8.7Kg CLOSED DIMENSIONS 1320mm x ø180mm OPEN DIMENSIONS 4000mm x ø2060mm...
Page 10: Section 4: Setting Up The Tripod
Section 4: SETTING UP THE TRIPOD Inspect the proposed area for use. An inspection of the proposed area in which to set up the tripod is necessary to ensure it is suitable for safe operation. This inspection should be performed by the operator prior to moving the Tripod into position.
Page 11: Section 5: Operating Instructions
Maintenance and repairs can be executed only by authorised personnel. If any person maintaining or repairing the device is in any doubt, they should contact their dealer or Ritelite (Systems) Ltd. PRE-OPERATION INSPECTION Check the following parts or areas for any signs of damage or missing parts.
Page 12: 5B) Unit Stability Deployment Process
5b) UNIT STABILITY DEPLOYMENT PROCESS 1. Undo the strap which wraps around the tripod legs. Undo the knob marked ‘A’ on the tripod – fold out legs evenly until the leg tie bars are horizontal to the centre hub point. Tighten knob ‘A’ to lock off tie bars.
Page 13 4. If conditions demand it, add sand bags to 5. Place required light heads on top of spigot, each leg in the position shown. unwind cable if necessary. 6. Adjust the light head to point in the required direction by slackening knob, then re-tightening once the desired angle is set to prevent it from rotating.
Page 14 8. Unlock the knurled collar (D) in an anti-clockwise direction and extend the mast upwards to the required height (have someone assist if you are unsure of the weight you can manage), then whilst supporting the load tighten the knurled collar in a clockwise direction (D) fully so it is tight and supporting the weight of the light heads safely.
Page 15 11. Connect the mains input lead to the fitted light head. Observe the local voltage is correct to match the input range of the LED driver (100- 277V AC) and switch on / connect power.
Page 16: 5C) Breaking Down Operation
5c) BREAKING DOWN OPERATION Breaking down the tripod to put it away is a reverse of the setting up operation. 1. Switch off power to the fitted light head and disconnect the power cable. 2. Undo anti-clockwise knob (E) and turn the handle anti-clockwise to lower the mast until the next section with the knurled knob (D) comes to rest on the main hub.
Page 17 4. Next grasp the aluminium section supporting the light heads and undo (D) slowly in an anticlockwise direction until you feel the weight of the light heads as they descend, continue to bear their weight and guide them downwards until they are at a rested position on top of the section below. Support mast and turn release collar slowly to prevent rapid descent.
Page 18 7. If used remove any sand bags from the legs. 8. Support the tripod and then undo each leg locking lever (B) slide each leg up fully in turn and then lock the lever (B) back to retain. 9. Undo knob (A) then guide the bottom hub 10.
Page 19: 5D) Packing Away And Transport
11. Make sure the carry strap is securely connected to the D rings for carrying. As you lower the mast always be conscious of other personnel and the surrounding area above and around the tripod. Make sure only persons (MAX 2 people) are in the vicinity of the tripod when it is being taken down.
Page 20: Section 6: Maintenance
The use of spares other than original parts from Ritelite (Systems) Ltd will invalidate any warranty. ADVICE ON DISPOSAL OF RITELITE PRODUCTS AT END OF LIFE For our latest advice on the disposal of Ritelite products at end of life please visit the link below. https://www.ritelite.co.uk/disposal-advice DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTY For details about the warranty offered on Ritelite products please visit the link below.
Page 21: Safety And Operating Labels
SAFETY AND OPERATING LABELS REF. DESCRIPTION QUANTITY Instructions for raising and lowering the mast, warnings and data plate Bubble level, knob D locking Position for ballast bag Lower centre mast locking knob Leg locking latch Light head locking knob (fitted to light head) Upper centre mast locking knob...
Page 22: Section 7: Optional Extras
Section 7: OPTIONAL EXTRAS PRODUCT CODE DESCRIPTION PREVIEW SLK45-LITE/BB Tripod ballast bags. Sold as a pack of three, add your own ballast. Section 8: SPARE PARTS PRODUCT CODE DESCRIPTION PREVIEW 2000874 Bottom hub white plastic guide 2000875 Bottom hub knob and clamp set 2000876 Top mast section white plastic guide (2 pcs) 2000877...
Page 23 PRODUCT CODE DESCRIPTION PREVIEW 2000879 Led brace, aluminium 2000880 Wind up handle (complete) green 2000881 Top hub clamping knob 2000882 Inner leg clamp set c/w black handle 2000883 Inner leg aluminium section...
Page 24 The contents of this manual are subject to change without prior notice. We take no responsibility for errors or admissions. Ritelite (Systems) Ltd Meadow Park, Bourne Road, Essendine, Stamford, Lincolnshire, PE9 4LT, UK Tel. +44 (0) 1780 758585 E-mail. sales@ritelite.co.uk www.riteliteportablelighting.co.uk RI-88 V1 220209...