Flash trigger

The Flash trigger from Rikon Photographic Equipment Factory is a 2.4GHz wireless firing device designed to synchronize studio and off-camera flash units with camera shutters. It uses FSK (Frequency Shift Keying) modulation to maintain signal integrity in environments with multiple radio sources, ensuring reliable performance at distances up to 100 metres in open air.

The device operates on a globally unlicensed 2.4GHz band with 16 selectable channels to avoid interference from Wi-Fi networks and other wireless gear. It supports TTL pass-through for compatible camera systems and has a response latency of less than 0.04 seconds. The unit is constructed from ABS plastic with rubberised grip surfaces and is powered by two AA batteries, weighing approximately 85 grams.

Photographers in commercial, event, and portrait studios use this trigger for multi-light setups where manual sync is impractical. Buyers typically order in quantities of 10 to 100 units for rental studios or photography schools. Packaging is in retail blister packs or bulk cartons, with optional carrying cases. Trade terms are commonly FOB Shenzhen, with lead times of 7 to 14 days after order confirmation.

Rikon Photographic Equipment Factory is based in Longhua District, Shenzhen, with a registered address in the Beauty Aaa Building. The supplier is classified as imported with harbor trust tier, indicating verified export compliance. The listing provides no details on factory size, employee count, testing facilities, or years in operation. No certifications such as CE or FCC are claimed or referenced.

The supplier’s focus appears to be on manufacturing basic wireless flash triggers for export markets, with no indication of proprietary firmware development, in-house R&D, or custom firmware updates. All product claims are limited to functional specifications, with no mention of warranty terms, customer support, or after-sales service beyond standard export documentation.