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Technical Data:
Rated Input
Voltage:
230/240 VAC 50/60 Hz
Typical Running Current:
35W:
150mA at 230V AC
70W:
300mA at 230V AC
Typical Inrush Current @ 230VAC:
35W:
4A for 50µs
70W:
1.6A for 0.5ms
Operating Temp. -20°C to +60°C
Housing:
Marine Grade 316
Stainless Steel IP66/67
Dimensions:
See diagram page
Cable Entries:
Standard 2 OFF M20 x 1.5mm
both ends
(Other entry options)
Terminal block:
Standard: 4-way, max. 4mm²
3-Phase: 7-way, max. 4mm²
Through cable:
Standard: 3 x 1,5 mm²
3-Phase:
7 x 2,5 mm²
3-Phase:
7 x 2,5 mm²
Tightening
See diagram page
Torques:
Weight:
35W:
8.9Kg
70W
13.7Kg
Battery Capacity: 10Ah 3.6VDC NiMH
Emergency Stainless Steel LED Linear Luminaire r industrial areas
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Battery and Micro-switch interlock
The driver electronics along with the micro-switch interlock
shut down all battery related circuits when the battery-side
end cover is withdrawn.
Closing the LED Luminaire
Remove any foreign bodies from the fixture
Pay attention when closing the terminal tray fitting to the
enclosure; make sure the seals are clean and undamaged.
Do not allow any cables to become trapped between the
end cover and the enclosure.
Tighten both 4mm HEX socket screws evenly to the
specified torque and re-check.
Taking into operation
Prior to operating, check the luminaire for its correct
installation in compliance with these operating instructions
and other applicable regulations.
Attention: Only fully certified equipment may be put into
operation.
Improper installation and operation of this luminaire may
invalidate the warranty.
Upon applying power, confirm the operation of battery
circuits by observing the green status LED located at the
end of the led strip. The green status LED will light only if all
of the below conditions are met:
-
The terminal tray is properly closed, activating
the micro-switch
-
The battery is connected
-
The battery is charging and within acceptable
voltage limits
If the green Status LED is not lit with power applied to the L1
feed, disconnect power and rectify any faults.
In Service, Battery Charging and Condition Monitoring
When power is applied (initially or after an outage), the
battery will be charged for 36 hours. Thereafter, in order to
maximise battery life while maintaining emergency
capacity, the battery charging operates for 1 minute in
every hour.
The battery is continually monitored for voltage limits and
charge current acceptance (during charge pulses). If the
mains power supply is interrupted, the fixture will switch to
emergency mode operation at reduced light output.
Expected emergency mode duration exceeds 3 hours at
-20°C and far exceeds 3hrs at higher ambient
temperatures.
If, during an emergency mode cycle, the battery capacity
has deteriorated to the point that 3 hours is not achieved,
then when power is restored this battery "failure" will be
signalled by flashing the green status LED once every 7-8
seconds. The fault indication will be automatically reset
when a successful charge/discharge cycle is completed.
Conditions for use:
The supply to the Luminaire must include a fuse which is
capable of interrupting a 1.5kA short circuit current.
When used with steel wired armoured or braided cable the
basket weave armour or braid is unable to carry the cable
load without fracture. Therefore the cable must be
clamped and cleated to prevent pulling on the cable
being transmitted to the cable terminations.
Improper installation and operation of this luminaire may
invalidate the warranty.
For maximum long term reliability and light output, the
luminaire must be installed in free air.
Inspection
Within the scope of maintenance or inspection routine the
following should be included:
- Protective hoses covering the connection cables.
- Cable entries must be free of corrosion.
- Perform visual mechanical and electrical inspections on a
regular basis. We recommend routine checks to be made
on a yearly basis. Frequency of use and environment should
determine this. It is recommended to follow an Electrical
Preventive Maintenance Program as described in NFPA
70B: Recommended Practice for Electrical Equipment.
- The lens should be cleaned periodically as needed to
ensure continued photometric performance. Clean the lens
with a damp, non-abrasive, lint free cloth. If not sufficient,
use mild soap or a liquid cleaner.
- Inspect the luminaire to ensure that it is free of any
obstructions or contamination (i.e. excessive dust build up).
Clean with a non-abrasive cloth if needed.
Repairs / Overhaul / Modification
Any unforeseen repairs or overhaul may only be carried out
with genuine Dialight spare parts.
Should the luminaire enclosure be damaged, only a full
luminaire replacement will be permitted. In case of doubt,
the equipment should be returned to Dialight for
inspection/repair.
Modifications to the device or changes of its design are not
permitted.
This equipment must be operated according to the
intended purpose in a perfect and undamaged condition.
Ordering Spare Parts
Replacement Batteries
Dialight Part Number ELX-BATT-KIT
(3.6V 10Ah Ni-MH battery pack)
Should any unforeseen spares be required then please
contact Dialight for availability.
Disposal Recycling
When the battery is disposed of, the respective national
regulations on waste disposal should be observed.
WEEE (Waste electrical & electronic equipment) registration
number WEE/DC2678RY.
Dialight, 1501 Route 34 South, Farmingdale, NJ, USA 07727
732 919 3119
Tel:
Fax: 732 751 5778 www.dialight.com
9100127275499 REV A
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