Description
Article no.: 26375
Kupo KS-059 Junior Offset Arm – 470mm arm with junior pin/receiver and 40kg load capacity
The Kupo KS-059 Junior Offset Arm provides a reliable offset solution for positioning large lighting fixtures away from a stand. It features a 470mm arm with a junior pin and junior receiver. The arm mounts to stands that have a junior pin top and allows a light to be positioned either over or under the arm.
Key features and practical use
- 470mm offset arm length for clear reach from the stand.
- Junior pin and junior receiver allow mounting to stands with a junior pin top.
- Design permits mounting a light fixture either above or below the arm.
- Safety linchpin is attached to secure the mounted fixture.
- An additional junior receiver is welded to the arm for adding a second lighting fixture or an umbrella when needed, for example during rainy conditions.
- Maximum load capacity of 40kg.
Why choose this offset arm
Use the KS-059 when you need to offset a single large light from a stand while retaining security and the option to add a secondary accessory. The attached safety linchpin helps keep your fixture secure. The welded extra junior receiver gives you flexibility to add another light or an umbrella without modifying the arm.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | KS-059 / Junior Offset Arm |
| Arm length | 470mm |
| Mount type | Junior pin and junior receiver |
| Maximum load | 40kg |
| Additional receiver | Welded junior receiver for extra fixture or umbrella |
| Safety | Attached safety linchpin |
FAQ
Question: What stand top do I need to use the KS-059?
Answer: The KS-059 mounts to a stand that has a junior pin top; it uses a junior pin and junior receiver for connection.
Question: How much weight can the offset arm support?
Answer: The arm has a maximum load capacity of 40kg, which covers many large lighting fixtures within that limit.
Question: Can I add an umbrella or a second light to the arm?
Answer: Yes. The KS-059 includes a welded additional junior receiver designed to accept an extra lighting fixture or an umbrella, for example when working in rainy conditions.
Question: Is there any safety feature to secure mounted equipment?
Answer: A safety linchpin is attached to the arm to help secure the mounted light and reduce the risk of accidental release.