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Elinchrom 1200 Style and Micro Series Flashtube

BH #ELFTMC • MFR #EL 24068
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Elinchrom 1200 Style and Micro Series Flashtube
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Elinchrom EL 24068 Overview

This is an Elinchrom Flashtube for the Style 1200s, RX and Micro Series flash heads. Replacement of flashtubes for Elinchrom flash head models earlier than Style S involve loosening several screws on the flash head casing, and two screws at the flashtube socket base. Newer models have "plug and play" flashtubes that are easier to replace. With proper handling, these flashtubes may last for tens of thousands of flashes under normal use.

UPC: 719821149330

Elinchrom EL 24068 Reviews

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By CHANG HWAN L.
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2018-08-03

Finally I got rare item.

works well

By Salt Laker
Rated 4 out of 5
Date: 2010-07-21

expect to replace this expensive piece every 2,000 shots or so

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Im wondering about using voltage? 120v(in America only)220v(in Eu only)??I would like to use in Korea south(220Voltage)
Asked by: CHANG HWAN L.
Flash tubes do not have a specific voltage on which they must be used. You simply have to ensure that the unit in which you are using the flash tube is designed and compatible for the voltage on which you will be working. Flash tubes are essentially multi-voltage. However, you DO have to ensure if your strobe unit has a modeling lamp, ensure the modeling lamp is designed for the voltage on which you will be operating.
Answered by: Manzell L.
Date published: 2018-08-26
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