Benro Classic Plate‑Lock Tripod with Leveling Column User Manual

The Benro Classic Plate‑Lock Tripod with Leveling Column User Manual provides setup, adjustment, safety, and maintenance instructions.


Benro Classic Plate‑Lock Tripod with Leveling Column User Manual - cover page
Brand
BENRO
Category
Other
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
3.5 MB
Published
01 October, 2026
Updated
01 October, 2026
MD5 checksum
304AEDA54BE6CDAB4DF925B276EDB6C7

About this manual

This manual explains how to set up the Benro classic plate‑lock tripod, adjust leg angles, extend the center column, and use the interchangeable spiked or rubber feet. It also covers the leveling column, which can be tilted up to ±15° for precise horizon alignment.

Safety guidelines include temperature limits, maximum load warnings, and cleaning procedures. The document also describes how to secure the tripod with the weight hook for windy conditions and how to adjust lock tensions using the supplied Allen keys and wrenches. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Setup and Height Adjustment
  • Leg Angle Adjustment
  • Leg Section Adjustment
  • Center Column Adjustment
  • Interchangeable Feet
  • Leveling Column
  • Weight Hook Usage
  • Lock Tension Adjustment
  • Safety and Maintenance

Specifications

Operating Temperature Range-20 °C to +70 °C
Leveling Angle Range±15°

Frequently asked questions

How do I adjust the leg angle on the tripod?

Pull out the 3‑position leg angle adjustment sliding lock, select the desired angle, and push the lock back into place.

How is the center column locked and unlocked?

Turn the center locking knob counter‑clockwise to loosen, set the column to the desired height, then turn the knob clockwise to lock.

What feet can be used for different terrain?

The tripod comes with interchangeable stainless‑steel spiked feet and rubber feet that can be swapped using the included wrench.

What temperature range is safe for using the tripod?

Do not use the tripod below –20 °C or above +70 °C.

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