olympia electronics BAU LIGHT Series Manual

"BAU LIGHT" SERIES SELF TESTING MAINTAINED EMERGENCY LUMINARIES
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
OPERATION VOLTAGE
MAXIMUM POWER CONSUMPTION
BATTERY (Ni-Cd)
INDICATIONS - CONTROLS
CHARGING TIME
MINIMUM AUTONOMY DURATION
ILLUMINATION SOURCE
ILLUMINATION (230V AC / emergency)
DEGREES OF COVER PROTECTION
PRODUCED IN ACCORDANCE WITH
OPERATION TEMPERATURE RANGE
RELATIVE HUMIDITY
VEWING DISTANCE
CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS
EXTERNAL DIMENSIONS
TYPICAL WEIGHT
GUARANTEE
GENERAL
These luminaires are used indoors (ta 40 C) where
emergency light is needed.
Each luminaire must be permanently connected to mains
power supply. In normal operation the illumination LEDs are
lit as well as the green indicating charge LEDs when the
battery is charging. In case of a mains power supply failure,
the luminaire enters in emergency mode and will light
automatically. When the mains power supply is restored the
device turns to normal operation.
INSTALLATION
To install the luminaire follow the installation instructions on
page 3.
Battery Charging
The battery charging procedure is controlled by the
processor, this maintaining its best possible preservation, as
it extends its duration.
Battery Cut-off
The luminaire enters this mode when the mains power
supply fails and battery has lost all its energy. During this
operation the luminaire enters the idle state and battery
consumption is negligible, in order to be protected from deep
discharge.
Manual Test
This test can be done by using the A-1900 card as described
on page 2. The light source and the emergency circuit of the
device are tested. The manual test can be conducted only if
the mains power supply and the battery are connected.
Automatic Operational Test
This test includes all the operations of the manual test and is
conducted automatically every 15 days. In order to be
performed, the mains power supply and the battery should
be connected.
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(for LED MODULE specifications see page 4)
GR-750/ST/HP/LL GR-751/ST/LP/LL GR-752/ST/HP/HL GR-753/ST/LP/HL
4W / 4.3VA
3.6V/1.5Ah
LED Charge, Battery Fault LED / Magnetic Test Contanct
150 lm / 1 0lm
EN 60598-1, EN 60598-2-22, ΕΝ 55015, ΕΝ 61547, ΕΝ 61000-3-2, ΕΝ 61000-3-3
*15m, **17m
358 x 125 x 88 mm 358 x 85 x 88 mm 358 x 125 x 88 mm
763gr.
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Automatic Autonomy Test
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The Automatic Autonomy Test measures the device's back up
operation and emergency duration. This test is conducted
automatically every 6 months. In order to be performed, the
mains power supply and the battery should be connected and
fully charged. If the battery is not fully charged, the test is
postponed until the battery is completely charged. If during
this test, the autonomy is less than nominal, the battery fault
led turns on continuously and the battery must be replaced.
Emergency Operation
The autonomy duration of battery during emergency mode is
at least 180 minutes. During emergency mode, a light source
test is also performed.
Resetting Errors
Hold the A-1900 card in TEST position for 10 to 15 seconds in
order to delete all LED indicated errors. Then the device
enters regular operation mode.
Connection to module (After request)
This luminary can be connected to any of the following
modules: Remote module, address module and fault relay
module. If you connect it to a module that supports inhibit or
rest mode, you should know that these commands can be
cancelled only during normal mode (e.g. not in emergency).
For installation refer to step 5 of the installation procedure on
page 3.
Also refer to the user manual of each module for additional
information.
Indication LED status (with connected mains power
supply).
Charge (Green LED)
On: Good charge condition.
Blink: Battery is charging.
Οff: No battery (No charging current
or disconnected battery).
220-240V AC/50-60Hz
24 h
3 h
30 white LED
6
IP54
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5 to 40 C
up to 95%
15m *15m, **17m
ABS/PC, PC
734gr. 836gr.
3 years (1 year for the battery)
4.6W / 4.8VA
3.6V/3Ah
220lm / 300lm
15m
358 x 85 x 88 mm
807gr.
923753000_09_001