PROAIM STD-PT-Z-01 3-Stage PT-Z Camera Support Stand

1. Hua Neke Atuview

The PROAIM STD-PT-Z-01 is a versatile 3-stage camera support stand designed for PT-Z cameras and other photographic equipment. It features a telescopic design for adjustable height, a detachable ball head for precise camera positioning, and a robust aluminum construction for stability and durability. This stand is suitable for various shooting environments, offering reliable support for payloads up to 20 kg (44 lb).

Ko nga ahuatanga matua ko:

• Telescopic Design: Allows height adjustment from 30 to 75 inches.
• Detachable Ball Head: Enables precise camera leveling and smooth swivel rotation.
• Pūmau: Equipped with an adjustable middle spreader, spiked feet, and rubber shoes for stability on diverse surfaces.
• High-Grade Aluminum Construction: Ensures strength and durability, supporting up to 20 kg (44 lb).
• Kawe: Lightweight and designed for compact storage and easy transport.

2. I roto i te Pouaka

Manatokohia kei te noho nga waahanga katoa i te wa e wetewete ana:

• PROAIM Three Stage Tu
• 3 x Feet (with spiked feet and rubber shoes)
• Ball Joint (Detachable Ball Head)
• Pouch For Ball Joint

3. Tohutohu Tatūnga

Follow these steps to set up your PROAIM camera support stand:

3.1 Unfolding the Stand

1. Place the folded stand on a flat, stable surface.
2. Gently extend the legs outwards until the middle spreader is fully deployed. Ensure the legs are locked securely in place.
3. Verify that the spiked feet are positioned correctly. If using on delicate surfaces, attach the rubber shoes over the spiked feet for protection and added grip.

3.2 Attaching the Ball Head

4. Locate the detachable ball joint head.
5. Screw the ball joint head onto the 5/8" baby pin mount at the top of the stand until it is firmly secured.
6. Ensure the locking knob on the ball head is tightened to prevent unwanted movement during camera attachment.

4. Nga Tohutohu Whakahaere

Proper operation ensures optimal performance and safety for your equipment.

4.1 Adjusting Stand Height

1. Loosen the locking collars on each telescopic section of the stand.
2. Carefully extend or retract the sections to achieve the desired height (between 30 and 75 inches).
3. Once the desired height is reached, firmly tighten all locking collars to secure the stand sections in place.

4.2 Te Whakamahi i te Pane Pōro

4. Attach your camera or equipment to the mounting screw on the ball head. Ensure it is securely fastened.
5. To adjust the camera angle, loosen the main locking knob on the ball head.
6. Position your camera to the desired angle. The integrated spirit level can assist with precise leveling.
7. Once the camera is positioned, firmly tighten the locking knob to secure the ball head and prevent movement.

5. Stability and Safety

The stand is designed for maximum stability. Always ensure proper setup for safe operation.

• Waewae Tūtae: For outdoor use or on uneven terrain, the spiked feet provide enhanced grip and stability.
• Rubber Shoes: For indoor use or on delicate surfaces, attach the provided rubber shoes over the spiked feet to prevent scratches and provide additional non-slip grip.
• Raukaha Taumaha: Do not exceed the maximum payload of 20 kg (44 lb) to ensure stability and prevent damage to the stand or your equipment.
• Pokapū o te Gravity: Always try to keep the center of gravity of your mounted equipment as low and centered as possible for optimal stability.

6. Tiaki

Regular maintenance will prolong the life and performance of your stand.

• Te horoi: Wipe down the stand with a soft, dry cloth after each use to remove dust and dirt. For stubborn grime, use a slightly damp te kakahu me te hopi ngawari, katahi ka maroke rawa.
• Whakahinuhinu: Periodically check the telescopic sections and locking mechanisms. If movement becomes stiff, apply a small amount of silicone-based lubricant to the moving parts. Avoid oil-based lubricants as they can attract dust.
• Rokiroki: When not in use, fold the stand compactly and store it in a dry, clean environment, preferably in its original packaging or a protective bag.
• Tirotiro: Regularly inspect all screws, bolts, and locking mechanisms for tightness. Tighten any loose components to ensure safe operation.

7. Te Raru

Anei nga otinga mo nga take noa ka pa ki a koe:

• He wiri te turanga:
  • Ensure all leg sections are fully extended and locking collars are tightened.
  • Verify the middle spreader is fully deployed and locked.
  • Check that the stand is on a level surface. Adjust leg length or position if necessary.
  • Ensure the payload does not exceed the maximum weight capacity.
• Telescopic sections are difficult to extend/retract:
  • Loosen the locking collars completely before attempting to adjust.
  • Clean the telescopic sections to remove any accumulated dirt or debris.
  • Apply a small amount of silicone-based lubricant to the inner surfaces of the telescopic tubes.
• Ball head does not hold position:
  • Ensure the main locking knob on the ball head is tightened firmly.
  • Check that the camera or equipment is securely mounted to the ball head.
  • Verify that the weight of the mounted equipment does not exceed the ball head's capacity (part of the overall stand capacity).

8. Whakatakotoranga

9. Pūtāhui me te Tautoko

PROAIM products are manufactured to high-quality standards. For specific warranty information, please refer to the warranty card included with your product or visit the official PROAIM webpae.

For technical support, spare parts, or service inquiries, please contact PROAIM customer service through their official channels. Keep your purchase receipt and model number (STD-PT-Z-01) handy when contacting support.

PROAIM Customer Service: Visit Proaim Support Page