RiME LITE i flash - Manual

Introduction
Thank you for purchasing a RiMELITE product. The i-series battery built in strobe incorporates some
of the advance features in its lightweight and compact design. We are ascertain that you are excited
to start using the strobe right away. However, it is important to spare a 10 minutes to read through
this Manual first to handle the strobe correctly.
This strobe is primarily designed for on location photographer and photographer that travels to various
country with different AC voltage output. The built in high capacity Lithium ion battery hold sufficient
power to fire up to 600 Flashes at Full Power of 400w of i4 on a fresh full charge battery. This
should be sufficient for a normal shooting for a day before looking for an electricity outlet to charge
the strobe again.
Safety Instructions
1) The strobe (aka, flash unit) is designed exclusively for photographic use only
2) Never fire a flash in the vicinity of flammable gases or liquids! Danger on Explosion!
3) Never fire the flash to people or animal in the immediate vicinity of the eyes. It might damage the retina
and lead to severe visual disorder (including blindness) at close range.
4) Never fire flashes towards moving vehicle or people. They could be blinded by the flash and cause an
accident
5) Do not expose the strobe under excessive heat source such as hot sun or fire. Danger of explosion on the
battery.
6) Protect the strobe from excessive heat and humidity.
7) Do not touch the flash tube with bear hand especially after flash shots, as you may damage the tube and
burn yourself!
8) Allow at least 2 minutes interval after taking a series of 10 full light output shot in rapid order.
9) Never use charger with different specification to charge the strobe.
10) Do not over charge your strobe as it may damage the battery cells and cause explosion hazard.
11) Never try to open, repair and/or modify the strobe yourself. DANGER: High Voltage inside! Seek your
local dealer for assistant should you encounter problem with your strobe.