The APC SYPD7 Symmetra Rackmount Backplate Kit 208/240Vis an accessory for APC Symmetra power supplies. This unit has three NEMA L6-20R receptacles and a power output of 208 and 240V.

Accessory for Symmetra Power Supply    3 x NEMA L6-20R Receptacles    208 and 240V Output

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I just bought this charger, does it work with the Turbo 2x2 batteries?

A: This will not be the correct product for the Turbo 2x2 batteries. You will instead want the Quantum Instruments TRU Replacement 100-240V Charger with US / UK / Europe / Australia / New Zealand Plugs for Turbo 2 X 2 and Turbo 3 Batteries: http://bhpho.to/1lg2okb

Q: 2. Where is the receptor head? Can't quite tell; it appears to be on the top vs on the front like with the 398. Do you point the receptor head at your subject?

A: Notice the white slide in the front of the meter. If you slide it to the right (the white little bump will cover the sensor) you will be in incident light mode. That is, you should stand where your subject is and point it towards where you will shoot from then take a reading. This is the most accurate method. If you move the white slide to the left (exposing the sensor) you are in the reflective mode. Here you would aim the meter at your subject from your camera position will be. This is how the light meter in a camera works. The differences in value is what your exposure compensation would be if you where using the camera's light meter.

Q: 3. Is this compatible with the Manfrotto 035RL Super Clamp with Standard Stud? i want to attach my DSLR to it to take overhead shots. What is the difference between this plate and the Manfrotto 208HEX Head Mounting Plate? Thanks

A: Either this or a 208 Hex would work. The Hex has the advantage that it will not rotate inside of the superclamp. With either of them inset them directly into the superclamp and do not attach to the stud.

Q: 4. How do you attach the light to the stand?

A: The lights in this kit can be attached directly to the light stand with the built in 5/8 stand adapter or with the use of the Smith Victor UM-4 umbrella mounts if you wanted to use umbrellas with them.

Q: 5. Is there a flat side to the stud for the tightening screw to rest on so it doesn't rotate when tight or is it cylindrical all the way around?

A: Yes, my Sample DOES Have a Flat Side ... and it Works GREAT ! :)

Q: 6. Dose it fits to do a light measures for medium format film camera? (Mamiya RZ67)

A: Absolutely. Light meters like the Sekonic L-208 measure light in relation to aperture, shutter speed, and ASA/ISO. Format has no bearing on exposure respective to these variables. It will also fit nicely in the RZ67's hotshoe using its convenient accessory mounting shoe.

Q: 7. Can this meter be used for video recording? Is the answer "Yes, but it's better to pay a little more for a better meter."

A: It simply depends on your needs and your budget. According to Sekonic's website, the Sekonic L-208 Twin Mate can be used for cine usage needs. You can get more features with a higher-end model such as the Sekonic L-308X-U Flashmate Light Meter, B&H # SEL308XU, which has dedicated Cine and HD Cine modes and allows you to choose video frame rates between 8-128 fps with one-tenth of a stop accuracy. However, if you are using standard shutter speeds from 1/8000 to 30 Seconds, plus 1/800, 1/400, 1/200, 1/100, 1/50, 1/25, 1/10, 1/5, then the Sekonic L-208 Twin Mate would work for videography usage needs.

Q: 8. does the Quantum Instruments TCRU Replacement 100-240V Charger for Turbo Compact, does it come with an Australian adapter? Thanks

A: The Quantum Instruments TCRU Replacement 100-240V Charger for Turbo Compact Batteries B&H # QUTCRU, is the universal kit that would come with the Australian/New Zealand country plug adapter. If you are looking for the single Turbo charger by itself designed for use in Australian/New Zealand, then the Quantum Instruments QT54 Turbo Battery Charger for Australia and New Zealand (100-240V), B&H # QUQT54, would work for your usage needs.

Q: 9. I have never used a light meter. would this meter be good for a beginner?

A: Depends on your needs. If you need to measure the brightness of a manually set flash (studio type), the L-308S-U is the place to start. The L-208 and L-398 read ambient light (sun or artificial indoor lights) and cannot read the brightness of a flash. That said, Mastering a L-208 will teach you a lot about lighting and using a meter. It will help you to learn the relationship of shutter speeds to apertures to ISO settings. And that knowledge will help make you a better photographer. It depends on how much you want to dive into the numbers of photography. That said you should check out the Classroom section of a href= http://sekonic.com target= _blank sekonic.com/a to see all kinds of articles and videos on using meters to control lighting. You can also see a demonstration of how the L-208 operates.

Q: 10. do they work with Sony A6000?

A: You can use these lights for stills or video with the Sony A6000. Generally, you would need to set the white balance for tungsten or perform a custom white balance.