Smallhd 1703 Hdr Studio Monitor

Jason Cases Hard Case With Custom Foam For Smallhd 1703 17" Studio Monitor (blue Overlay)

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Enjoy peace of mind when traveling with your SmallHD 1703 17" Studio Monitor securely packed in this Hard Case from Jason Cases. With a crushproof Pelican Storm shell and a custom laser-cut foam insert and blue overlay, this case provides tough, durable protection. The foam insert snugly holds the monitor with handle and C-stand mount attached, and provides space for cables.

Watertight and dustproof, the case is equipped with a rubber O-ring and an automatic valve that balances interior air pressure while keeping water out. The latches are easy to open, yet stay securely closed under impact or stress. An overmolded rubber handle makes for easy traveling with your gear.

For SmallHD 1703 Monitor & Accessories Crushproof Pelican Storm Case Lightweight & Strong Polypropylene Laser-Cut Custom Foam O-Ring Seal Watertight & Dustproof Automatic Pressure Equalization Valve Easy-Open Latches Overmolded Rubber Handles Stainless Steel Hardware

Parameters
Holds	1 x SmallHD 1703 Monitor with Handle and C-Stand Monitor Mount Attached Cables
Case Type	Pelican 1600
Carry/Transport Options	Overmolded Rubber Handle
Closure Type	Latches
Material	Body: Polypropylene Latches: ABS O-Ring: Polymer Pins: Stainless Steel
Watertight	Yes
Interior	Custom Laser-Cut Foam Insert
Internal Volume	1.65 ft³ / 0.05 m³
Ambient Temperature	-40 to 210°F / -40 to 99°C
Dimensions	Exterior: 19.36 x 24.39 x 8.79" / 49.2 x 61.9 x 22.3 cm Interior: 21.43 x 16.50 x 7.87" / 54.4 x 41.9 x 20.0 cm Lid Depth: 1.75" / 4.4 cm Bottom Depth: 6.12" / 15.5 cm
Weight	Without Foam: 13 lb / 5.9 kg With Foam: 14.11 lb / 6.4 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight	16.5 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	24.3 x 19.8 x 9.2"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this case take C200 with to handle or will I need to take top handle out every time before I close the case

A: The top handle will fit attached

Q: 2. Is the actual case a Pelican?

A: Yes it is. This is made with genuine Pelican case.

Q: 3. Reviews say that this doesn't fit the Ursa Mini Pro, Jason Case's website says this SKU does. Was this product modified?

A: I have the case and it fits my Ursa Mini 4k perfectly. If the pro is wider it might have issues.

Q: 4. Will this fit the blackmagic 6K?

A: It will not. This is for the original Pocket Cinema Camera. For the Pocket Cinema Camera 6K you will need BH #JABMPC6KRE instead. https://bhpho.to/38ctVg5

Q: 5. Can you just purchase the cutout?

A: No. Following unit is made of custom lab foam inserts.

Q: 6. Can this case fit in an overhead bin?

A: This case is too large for an overhead bin.

Q: 7. Is this ursa mini pro compatible?

A: This case is designed for the original Ursa Mini 4k and 4.6k, it might not be an exact fit for the Ursa Mini Pro 4.6K and we do not recommend it. We do however have the Pelican 1510, B&H # PE1510FB, this is a great option for a hard case for the Ursa Mini Pro.https://bhpho.to/2b81ckF

Q: 8. Will this fit the Cine13?

A: At this time, the case we are recommending for the SmallHD Cine 13 UHD 4K High-Bright Monitor is the Innerspace Cases Case for SmallHD Cine 13 4K High-Bright Monitor with Foam Insert in Pelican Air.BH #IN901871 • MFR #9018-71.

Q: 9. Will this fit the monitor with battery plates and monitor mount installed?

A: Yes, the Jason Cases SmallHD Cine 18" Monitor Case (Blue Overlay) will hold a SmallHD Cine 18 display with the battery plates attached. It will not hold the battery that you would attach to the plates though.

Q: 10. What is the dimensions of this case? Is there any room for 4x4 filter glass?

A: There is no room for filters in this case. In the long run you will see this is just as well. You see, once on location and you have set up the camera, you will want your filters in their own separate (and smaller) case that is easy to move around while working. At the end of a long day, you will realize that part of your exhaustion has come from dragging around cases that are largely empty. So get those smaller, separate cases for your filters. You will be happier.

Merman808	29/09/2024
I film so it's a good gear holder for me! Waterproof, very light, and hard case! 5

bobpal	18/09/2024
This is a nice, sturdy little case. It has a little nicer finish than the competition. You can't go wrong. 5

Switch 10 Productions	05/08/2024
It is exactly what I needed for my on-camera monitor. 5

Peter	22/07/2024
You bought your M10 to use. Bring it with you everywhere. But on those rare occasions when it's not on your person, protect your investment from avoidable damage. I store my M10 and lenses in this case with ample desiccant to minimize fungus growth. 5

Sam the Drummer	15/06/2024
I use this case to carry a couple field recorders around on tour with a band, it is rock solid, really well built, and not that expensive for the quality you get. I would highly recommend it to anyone interested in seriously protecting their investments. 5

Dorian	02/06/2024
Although HPRC's hard equipment cases are the classiest hard cases on the planet, they are also strong, light and just as important to me: color coded. Between the case colors and handle colors, I have managed to organize my gear by application. For example, yellow cases hold monitors, and black cases with yellow handles hold associated wireless video transmitters. The sky blue handles on black boxes like this one, remind me of electrical discharges. Hence all batteries are placed into these cases. Not only dos this help be recognize what is in a box 'at a glance,' but security is far easier, as I might have 20 boxes at a gig. It is also easy to recognize my brightly colored boxes vs. those of other shooters, as well as keep track/count of my gear also ' in a glance.' And as I said ... they are classy the usual sophisticated Italian flair in design : )! They are a bit more expensive then cheap ABS plastic boxes and some copy cat cases, but they are as strong as Pelican cases, and a lot lighter: due to intelligent, clever design. The bottom line is, HPRC cases only have one drawback: an unrecognizable BRAND name! Sorry amici, , ma cosa succede con il nome commerciale criptico? 5

Neal	01/06/2024
All HPRC cases are made with quality and are designed in Italy. They have protected my photo equipment over the years and the latches are secure and yet easy to open. I have several of these hard cases and can highly recommend them over any other brand. Do not hesitate to buy them if you need hard case protection. 5

pp	21/05/2024
I use this case to transport a compact camera and lenses for air travel. I put the case in my carry-on backpack. It is sturdy and provides excellent protection. I also have a smaller Pelican case (1120) which is also as good as HPRC. However I prefer HPRC double-throw latch design which requires less force to close. The HPRC case handle has a hard rubber covered for a good grip. 5

Creative Theory	11/05/2024
I bought this case for my pocket 6K kit and have been extremely pleased with the quality of the build of the case and the laser cut foam inlay inside. It fits my pocket 6K (even with the battery grip still on the camera) as well as all my various batteries, cards, noga arm, cables and accessories and has been an excellent addition to my shoot kit. It looks very professional and it is solid and waterproof. 5