Metal Storage Cabinet With Doors

[8.75 lb] My wife does not like to see my audio components, so we have an AV cabinet with solid doors.  Even though the back is open, I was having problems with my receiver switching off when we were playing action movies at anything over a fairly low volume.  I never did the actual measurements, but the receiver was acting as if it was overheating and activating its high temperature switch mode. I installed the Aircom T8, and I have not yet had a problem.  It shows that the receiver temperature never exceeds 80 degrees Fahrenheit, and it runs very quietly.  Since I keep the front doors of my cabinet closed, the display is not an issue for me.

[100 to 240 VAC] Purchased (2) of these and will add a third since I'm adding another amp to my system. These keep my amp and AVR cool inside my cabinet with doors that have openings in the rear for the exhaust. I set both of my T8's at 89F and it does an excellent job. The fan noise is slightly noticeable if my cabinet doors are open in variable mode but can hear the fans pretty well if the fans are running full, which rarely happens so far. This is an inexpensive investment for those who have amps & AVR's that typically run warm.

[65 G / 2.0 ms] Working great. I needed to increase storage space on my Synology DS4 storage cabinet. I replaced four 4 TD reds with four 10TB red drives. No issues so far.

[Yes] Let me start by saying that I am SUPER impressed by this light. The build quality is excellent. If you are looking for a super lightweight light then this is probably not the light for you. It is SOLID with a little bit of weight to it but in a good way. I compare all modern consumer to semi professional LED's to Aputure lights. This light is beyond the build quality and construction of my Lightstorm. The CRI is accurate and High with an all metal construction. Even the control knobs are metal. The removable reflective pieces on the barn doors are even metal. I like how they designed the way you remove the barn doors as well. Its like a spring loaded system which requires no tools or unscrewing of any kind. Very quick and easy to do. It comes with a wireless remote for temp./output control and a nice carrying case. The case is a pretty good size but once you open it up you will understand why. I love all in one cases where they make room for the cords etc. One nice feature is that it can take V-mounts. Another cool feature is that when you are not using a V-mount the power brick has an attachment so you can clip it right to the back of the panel where the V-mount goes so you do not have a power brick dangling down or on the floor. This is a really great idea. You pay for quality and longevity with this light. If you want professional then this light is it. Very pleased.

[0.2 lb] This is a very nice filter for the price. Comes with a metal case for storage.

[8 x 10"] Heavy storage boxes need metal corners so that they can be stacked on top of each other.

[6.9 lb] Heavy duty storage. If you keep the box it comes in you can stack many of these metal made in US A boxes.

[10 x 7 x 3"] opens new doors

[Key Lock] Usually my camera and lenses were kept in my back-pack on the floor. This meant whatever the room humidity was my equipment was also. Visiting my sister who’s a photographer, I noticed the Ruggard Electronic Dry Cabinet. I inquired about the cabinet and also researched the unit. Living in the Atlanta area, humidity can get up to 86% in summer. I called B&H, and the Ruggard Electronic Dry Cabinets were on sale. I purchased the Ruggard (50L) Cabinet. My equipment now stays in a dust free environment at the same humidity level. The protective glass door looks cool, and with the cabinet lights on it gives a professional look. The cabinet shelves are easy to adjust and it runs very quiet. It has a lock to keep out little hands. Because of the money spent on my equipment, I wouldve purchased the Ruggard Cabinet at its regular price. Happiness is the “safe haven” a Ruggard Electronic Dry Cabinet gives my camera equipment.

[Rainbow Pattern] This canvas bag is extremely well made, with both leather buckles and metal snaps to secure the top cover to the body. This bag is more suited for storage of cameras and lenses, or traveling with lots of gear in a vehicle or by plane. It has zippered side pockets and a large zippered net pocket inside for the extras, along with a nice shoulder strap. If fully loaded, it would probably not be suitable as a walk-around gear bag, it would just be too bulky and heavy. But for storage and long-distance travel, it can accommodate a lot of gear and would be a great choice for consolidating your kit in one carry bag. This would definitely not be a bag to check in to boarded luggage on a flight but rather to carry onboard with you as it is not lockable.