- studio flash trigger
- wireless
Minimum Order Quantity: 1 Piece/Pieces
Supply Ability: 500 Piece/Pieces per Week
Payment Terms: T/T,paypal
Contact SupplierPackaging Detail: - PT-04 transmitter + receiver x 1- CR2 battery x 1- PC sync cable x 1- 6.35mm jack adapter x 1- User manual x 1
Delivery Detail: 7-30 working days
New Shoot PT-04 4-channel Wireless Radio Remote Flash Trigger
Detail Information
This wireless trigger is a low-cost radio remote system for camera to trigger hot shoe flashgun synchronously. It's made up of two parts named signal transmitter and receiver. The signal transmitter makes use of advanced circuit design and comport.
It can transmit wireless signal that is being encoded. It has low power consumption. The receiver work with CR2 battery power supply and decode with microprocessor. Composed of one Radio Trigger and one self-locking PT04 TM Radio Receiver. Trigger delay is 1/250 second.
Specification:
Channel: 4 Control Channels
Frequency: 433MHZ
Control Rage: Up to 30 meters (open area without interference)
Shutter Sync Speed: Up to 1/250 Second
Transmitter Battery: 23A 12V small battery (included)
Receiver Battery: CR2 battery (included)
Operating temperature: 5 °C to 40 °C (40 °F to 105 °F)
Transmitter standby time: > 1 year (with a new battery)
Compatible with following flash units:
for Canon: 580EX II, 580EX, 550EX, 540EZ, 520EZ, 430EX, 430EX II, 430EZ, 420EX, 420EZ, 380EX...
for Nikon: SB-900, SB-800, SB-600, SB-28, SB-28DX, SB-80DX, SB-27, SB-26, SB-25, SB-24, SB-50DX...
for Pentax: AF-540 FGZ, AF-500, AF-360 FGZ, AF-400 FT, AF-240 FT, AF-330
for Contax: TLA 20, TLA 280, TLA 330, TLA 360...
for Olympus: FL-50, FL-40, FL-36, FL-20...
Other: Flash models with a trigger voltage of 12V or lower
Please note PT-04 doesn't work with Nissin flash (except Nissin Di866 for Nikon fit with its firmware upgraded)
To use for Sony / for Minolta cameras or flashes, an extra hot shoe adapter is required.
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