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In this video, we guide you step by step through setting up the KRUU Photo Booth Lite and show you how to have it up and running safely in just a few minutes.
Cable A and B connects the KRUU Photo Booth Lite to the power outlet to supply power to the photo booth.
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When the Wi-Fi module is activated, the Photo Booth becomes a radio device subject to FCC regulations. The following information is part of the legal compliance requirements.
Radio Frequencies and Transmission Power
Frequencies: 2.400 – 2.483,5 MHz
Transmission Power: max. 100 mW e.i.r.p.
FCC Supplier’s Declaration of Conformity (SDoC)
KRUU GmbH hereby declares that the Photo Booth model MK4 and the included HKY power adapter comply with the applicable FCC regulations.
You can find the full text of the FCC Supplier’s Declaration of Conformity here:
US FCC SDoC MK4
US FCC SDoC PSP
For safety reasons, the following precautions must be observed!
• This photo booth is designed for 24 VDC 7.5A operation.
• The device must never be connected to a power supply that deviates from the specified voltage.
• For the use of the KRUU Photobooth it needs a technically faultless and with a residual current circuit breaker fused (RCD/FI), earthed socket. The connections used must be made by a specialist and comply with the current regulations.
Protection class and usage site
The device complies with protection class 1/IP20 – permitted usage site: Indoors (no humid rooms).
Never open the casing of the photo booth, power supplies, or the printer to perform any repairs or trouble-shooting of electronic parts. There are live parts in the casing of these devices, which can cause a lifethreatening electric shock if touched!