Kupo KS-058 Baby offset Arm
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Kupo KS-058 Baby offset Arm
Kupo KS-058 Baby Offset Arm – 380mm with two baby pins and one baby receiver
The Kupo KS-058 Baby Offset Arm is a 380mm offset arm that mounts on a baby stand. It features two baby pins and one baby receiver, allowing you to position a light away from the stand when you cannot place it as close to the subject as desired. The arm suits situations where you need to come over the top of a set to hide the stand behind a set wall.
Key features
- 380mm offset arm length for extended reach.
- Two baby pins and one baby receiver for versatile baby-standard mounting options.
- Mounts on a baby stand to place lights at offset positions relative to the stand.
When to use the KS-058
- Use it when a light cannot be placed as close to the subject as you need.
- Use it to position lights over the top of a set so the stand can remain hidden behind a set wall.
- Use it whenever you need an offset mounting option on a baby stand without changing the stand location.
Safety and setup notes
Caution: offsetting a light also offsets the weight. Therefore, you must place a sandbag or other counterweight to prevent the tipping of the stand. Always secure the stand and counterbalance before leaving the setup unattended or before raising the light.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | KS-058 / Baby Offset Arm |
| Length | 380mm |
| Configuration | Two baby pins and one baby receiver |
| Mounting | Mounts on a baby stand |
| Maximum Load | 20kg |
FAQ
Question: What load can the KS-058 support?
Answer: The KS-058 has a maximum load of 20kg. Do not exceed this limit to maintain safe operation.
Question: Can I use the arm to hide the stand behind set elements?
Answer: Yes. The 380mm offset allows you to come over the top of a set so the stand can remain hidden behind a set wall, as long as you secure and counterbalance the stand properly.
Question: Do I need additional weight when offsetting a light?
Answer: Yes. Offsetting shifts the center of gravity, so you must place a sandbag or counterweight on the stand to prevent tipping. Always check stability after adding the arm and light.
