Orion Telescopes & Binoculars52095 user manual

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Orion Dslr
Camera Cooler
#52095
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IN 440 Rev. B 04/12

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Inside/Outside temperature guage DC power cable On/Off button DSLR Desiccant Cooler packets (2) Cable collar Figure 1. The DSLR Cooler comes with a DC power cable and External fan DC two desiccant packets. and heatsink a. power jack Congratulations on your purchase of the Orion Figure 2. The Orion DSLR Camera Cooler a) back side, DSLR Camera Cooler. It’s the first affordable com- b) front side, and c) interior. mercially produced “cold box” for DSLR cameras, which unlike most astrono

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DC coupler (replaces Cable battery) collar Shutter control a. b. USB Figure 3. a) With the plastic cable collar removed, run your camera cables through the hole in the side of the housing, b) plug DC coupler and other cables into the camera before installing the camera in the cooling chamber Next, familiarize yourself with the features and components of the DSLR Cooler in Figure 2. Compatible Cameras At the time of this manual’s writing, the following Canon EOS cameras are known to be comp

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Open cable collar Figure 6. Lay the camera cables in the open cable collar, then close it and re-insert it in the housing. Do not set the Attaching the Camera DSLR Cooler down on the with DSLR Cooler to Your flash housing! Telescope Figure 5. The protruding flash housing could crack if it contacts a 1. Attach a 2" T-adapter, coma corrector, reducer or hard surface! flattener to the T-ring on your camera. into the camera by turning the knob clockwise until NOTE: Cooling performance wil

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Figure 7. Here, a Canon 350D is installed in the DSLR Cooler, with cables passing through the cable collar. The cable plugs are a tight fit! Figure 9. The DSLR Cooler in place and ready to chill! Temperature sensor Outside temperature Inside temperature Figure 10. On the LCD temperature gauge, the IN reading is really the outside temperature and the OUT reading is the Figure 8. The interior temperature sensor should not be removed temperature inside the Cooler! That’s what happens when you

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Specifications Compatibility Canon EOS 350D (XT), 400D (XTi), 450D (XSi), 500D (T1i), 550D (T2i), 1000D (XS), 1100D (T3) Peltier cooler 51 watts Voltage 12-volts DC, 5.5mm/2.5mm jack Current draw 4 amp max External heat sink yes, fan diameter 80mm Internal heat sink yes, fan diameter 65mm Cooling delta 17 - 20°C (30 - 36°F) in 30 minutes Thermometer LCD, interior/exterior reading (in °C) Body Plastic, insulated Cable 12V DC auto-lighter cable included Dimensions 8-3/8"L x 7-5/8"W x 6-1/2"H Des