Soligor 4-Way P.C. Flash Adapter⚡️Sync 4 Flashes📸Vintage Photo Gear Germany NOS New FreeShip 

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📸 Soligor 4-Way P.C. Flash Adapter 🔌✨ Vintage Sync Hub for Multi-Light Setups 🎞️ Germany-Made

Unleash creative lighting with this Soligor 4-Way P.C. Adapter—a vintage essential for synchronizing up to four flash units from a single camera! 🎇📷

🔧 Features & Highlights

• 🔌 4-Way Sync Splitter – Trigger up to 4 flashes simultaneously for dramatic lighting effects

• 🎯 Standard P.C. Connector – Compatible with classic Prontor-Compur sync ports

• 🏗️ Studio-Grade Utility – Ideal for portraits, product shots, or architectural photography

• 🇩🇪 Made in Germany – Durable build from the golden age of analog gear

• 🧠 Simple Setup – Plug into your camera’s sync port, connect flashes, and shoot!

⚠️ Vintage Voltage Alert

This adapter was designed for mechanical film cameras and high-voltage flashes. If using with a modern DSLR or mirrorless camera, protect your gear with a Safe Sync adapter or opt for wireless triggers to avoid damage. ⚡💥

📦 Condition: Excellent vintage condition with clear labeling and solid ports.

🏷️ Stock No. 18-280 – A rare find from FEDCO, Inc. and AIC Photo, NY

🛠️ Note: Best results when all connected flashes have matching specs for consistent firing.

🎞️ A must-have for collectors, retro shooters, or anyone building a classic studio rig!

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Soligor STOCK NO. 18-280

4 WAY P.C. ADAPTER

To be used with up to 4 flash units for special effects.

See illustration on reverse side.

FEDCO, INC.

FINE ASSESSORIES FOR FINE EQUIPMENT

Perfect function guaranteed if flash units have same technical specifications.

AIC Photo, Inc.

Carle Place, New York 11514

Made and Printed in Germany

That is a vintage photography accessory used to synchronize multiple external flashes with a single camera.

In film photography, P.C. stands for Prontor-Compur, which is the standard circular connector used for flash synchronization.

What it does

This adapter acts like a "power strip" for your camera's flash system. It allows one camera to trigger up to four separate flash units simultaneously. 

This was essential for complex lighting setups (like portrait studios or architectural photography) before wireless flash triggers became the modern standard.

How it works

 * Connection: You plug the male end of the adapter into your camera’s P.C. sync port.

 

 * Distribution: You then plug the sync cords from up to four different flashes into the ports on this small block.

 

 * Triggering: When you press the shutter button, the camera sends an electrical signal through the adapter to all connected flashes at the exact same time.

 

Important Safety Warning

If you are considering using this with a modern digital camera, please be cautious:

 * High Sync Voltage: Older flashes (the kind designed for this adapter) often use "high sync voltage" (sometimes over 200V).

 * Risk to Electronics: While old mechanical cameras can handle this, modern digital cameras have sensitive electronic circuits that can be permanently fried by high voltage.

 * Recommendation: Use a "Safe Sync" adapter or modern wireless triggers if you plan to use vintage flashes with a digital DSLR or mirrorless camera.

Technical Note from the Packaging

The back of the package mentions that "Perfect function [is] guaranteed if flash units have same technical specifications." This is because different flash models might have different electrical requirements or trigger speeds; mixing them could result in uneven lighting or some flashes failing to fire.