Hensel Integra 500 Plus (Freemask) Monolight

Key Features
- Hensel Integra 500 Plus Monolight
- Built-in Strobe Wizard Plus radio receiver
- 300 W modeling light
- Active cooling
- Adjustable power range of 6 f-stops
- Minimum recycle time of 0.5 seconds
- Shortest flash of 1/1400th of a second
- Metal body
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Overview
The Hensel Integra Plus 500 FM (Freemask) is a powerful and easy-to-control monolight that is designed for portrait, commercial, industrial, wedding, and other forms of photography. It delivers a range of 6 f/stops, a power output of 500 Ws, and a maximum full-power recycling time of 2.2 seconds. The monolight comes with the Freemask technology developed by Hensel with Schoepe GmbH. With this technology, you can alter the flash output in short, sequential exposures in order to prepare layer masks with hardly any post-processing. The built-in fan is capable of providing active cooling, even during heavy applications. Also, the economical flash tube is user-replaceable.
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detailed specifications
| Volts | 120V/60Hz & 230V/50Hz |
| Auto F Stop Range | f 64 8/10 |
| Watts | 500 Ws |
flash attributes
| Model Light Mode | on / off / full / prop |
| Ready Signal | acoustical/optical/Flash Check |
| Power Range | 6 f-stops 1/10 steps |
| Synchronisation | 6.3mm plug/Photo Cell/Radio |
| Guide Number | f/64.7 @ 3.3' (1 m) @ ISO 100, 1/60 with 12" (30.5 cm) reflector |
| Glass Cover(Dome) | clear |
| Flash Duration | 1/700 s @ min.; 1/1400 s @ max. |
| Recycle Time | 0.5 sec @ min. power; 1.9 sec @ max power |
| Model Light | 300 W/G 6.35 |
physical specifications
| Dimensions | 13 x 9.0 x 5.9" (33 x 23 x 15 cm) |
| Weight | 6.4 lbs (2.87 kg) |
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| Remote Control | Built-in receiver, opt. remote |
- Hensel Integra Plus 500 FM (Freemask)
- UV Flashtube
- JCD120300 Lamp - 300 Watts/120 Volts
- Clear Glass Dome for Hensel Integra 500TRA & 1500
- Sync Cord with Phone Jack (16.4')
- AC Power Cable
- Protection Cap
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