All New Elinchrom Ranger Quadra Hybrid AS RX Kits

The Ranger Quadra is a compact portable 400 Ws battery flash system for studio or outdoor use. A perfect system for anybody who like un-plugged (not connected to the mains) photography. The system offers 'action freezing' flash duration with fast flash recycling time and also wireless trigger and remote options.

The Ranger Quadra A Head is the latest flashhead for the Quadra flash system and offers a unique super short flash duration with a single, twin electrode A-Flashtube to ensure even light distribution. The RQ A Head is the perfect choice for "Action Freezing" photography up to a 1/6000 sec when the RQ  A-Head is plugged into the Ranger Quadra super fast channel B.

The flash tube is user replaceable on both versions of the Ranger Quadra flash head.

The all new hybrid battery system
The Elinchrom Ranger Quadra non-hybrid kits can accept both the lead acid and lithium-ion batteries, however, the battery charger indicator on the power pack will give an incorrect reading when using the lithium battery. This is not a problem because the lithium battery has its own charge indicator on the side of the battery.

The new Ranger Quadra hybrid power packs have an auto-sensor to detect which battery is being used and will now give a correct readout for both types of battery.

Retro upgrade your existing kit
To upgrade your existing 2 head kit to 'The Works Kit' simply add the RQ Power Pack to your basket.

The Ranger RX Quadra Power Pack
• Built in EL-Skyport RX Receiver (requires Skyport Transmitter)
• Auto-power off
• Programmable modelling lamp duration
• Two outlets - asymmetrical 2:1 ratio
• 1 single high power channel and 1 single superfast flash channel
• New brighter LED display
• New "RX" computer remote system
• Wireless firmware update option
• Intelligent flash power options
• Intelligent battery power optimisation
• Intelligent slave cell (red eye pre-flash detection)

The Ranger Quadra flash heads
• Energy saving LED Pilotlight
• Ultra lightweight and compact flash heads
• Interchangeable cables
• Plug-in flash tube (user replaceable)
• Compatible with Elinchrom Reflectors and Rotalux softboxes up to 100 cm (requires the Reflector Adapter EL-RQ)
• Umbrella fitting for EL umbrellas up to 105 cm diameter

We have two Ranger Quadra kits available:

Ranger Quadra Kit 1 includes:
• Quadra RX Hybrid Power Pack
• The choice between either one lead acid battery or the new lithium ion battery
• 1x Quadra A Head
• 13.5cm reflector
• Multifunction Diffusion Cap
• 2.5m flash cable
• Battery Charger (specific to the choice of battery chosen)

PLEASE NOTE - Single head kits require an EL-Skyport Transmitter (sold separately).

Ranger Quadra Kit 2 includes:
• Quadra RX Hybrid Power Pack
• The choice between either 2 lead acid batteries or 2 new lithium ion batteries
• 2x Quadra A Heads
• 2x 13.5cm reflectors
• 2x Multifunction Diffusion caps
• 2x 2.5m flash cables
• Battery Charger (specific to the choice of battery chosen)
• Skyport Transmitter
• Ranger Quadra hard case
• Strap
• Soft sided 'works' bag

Ranger Quadra Kit 3 includes everything in kit 2 plus:
• an extra Quadra Hybrid RX Power Pack

NEW Ranger Quadra 'Damien's Recommended' Kit
• Ranger Quadra Kit 1 (RQ Hybrid AS RX Pack + A Head + Lithium Battery + Reflector, Cap, Cable, Charger)
• 1x Skyport Transmitter SPEED
• 1x Lovegrove Avenger Boom Arm
• 1x Lastolite Jupiter 1158 Lighting Stand



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Can I fly with Quadra?
Yes, the lead acid gel batteries are absolutely fine in cabin baggage or in the hold. Lithium-ion batteries, however, must be carried with your cabin baggage. This is because lithium batteries can catch fire/explode when subject to a rapid pressure drop.

The CAA has put a limit on how many lithium batteries each passenger can carry and the quadra lithium battery is equal to one person's allowance. So if you are travelling as a couple you can split the batteries between your hand luggage if you need to take more than one.

Individual airlines reserve the right to determine what you can carry, so please check with your airline prior to flying. This information is given to you in good faith. So far we have not heard any reports of problems flying with lithium batteries.