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- Page 1 PHANTOM INSTALLATION MANUAL...
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Page 2: Validity Of Manual
Phantom - ceiling mount CUSTOMER SERVICE The Planet Lighting after-sales service is at your disposal for any further details you might require regarding the Product, its packaging, its transport and its installation and for any requests for techni- cal and electrical diagrams:... -
Page 3: Glossary Of Terms
TERM DEFINITION PRODUCT THE EM (Electro-Medical) EQUIPMENT to which this manual refers is the Planet Model ‘Phantom’ examination/Minor pro- cedure light. For ease of description, in this manual this EM EQUIPMENT will be called “Product”. OPERATOR Person handling the equipment (e.g., professional health per- sonnel, nonexpert person assisting the patient). -
Page 4: Warnings And Safety Notices
The Product is not suitable for use wherever there are inflammable mixes of anaesthetics with air, oxygen or N 0 (laughing gas). WARNING Planet Lighting disclaims all liability for any injury to persons or damage to things caused by the Product having been installed by persons who are not “SERVICE PERSONNEL”. WARNING The RESPONSIBLE ORGANIZATION is entirely responsible for Product in- stallation activities;... -
Page 5: General Information
“greener” alternative to similar products. The Planet model Phantom allows the accurate positioning of the lamp head above any work sur- face. It is designed to be mounted on a wall or ceiling and be pulled down from above when re- quired, remaining there until repositioned. -
Page 6: Operator Qualification
ULED life of 50,000+ hours, your environmental footprint will be significantly reduced. When your Product reaches the end of its life, contact Planet lighting or our local agents to learn about recycling options. The Phantom light must be disposed of properly according to local laws and, regulations. -
Page 7: Symbol Description
This triangular symbol together with the explanation alongside (shown above) indicates the type of hazard to be dealt with. 2.4 GRAPHIC SYMBOLS USED ON PACKAGING The following table lists the common symbols used by planet lighting on our packaging. DESIGNATION SYMBOL... -
Page 8: Graphic Symbols Used On The Product
No arbitrary structural changes or variations to the Product are admitted. Any modifications must have the prior written authorisation of Planet Lighting. In case of the Product having been tampered with, the warranty shall be invalidated and the manufacturer disclaims all liability for any injuries or damage caused to the OPERATOR, the RESPONSIBLE ORGANIZATION and the SERVICE PER- SONNEL. - Page 9 WARNING – SAFE MASONRY WORKS The masonry works for preparing the ceiling to install the Product must be sturdy and safe and com- pleted in a workmanlike manner, according to applicable building regulations. By way of example only, the professional persons charged with completing the masonry works could be: Construction Engineer, Structural engineer, or a Builder, duly registered in the respective profes- sional register.
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Page 10: Installation
The qualified electrician who is responsible for the installation of the Phantom must include an isola- tion switch( all -pole disconnection) in the fixed wiring of the Phantom and a cable tie near the termi- nal block of the primary(240V) wiring (Phase and Neutral) to secure the cables. - Page 11 that the centre axis of the mounting collar is plumb, and the light is balanced. NOTE: If ceiling tube is the pre-welded type, please go to section 4.1.5 4.1.2 DETERMINE THE CEILING TUBE LENGTH Fig. 4.0 4.1.3 CUT CEILING TUBE TO LENGTH WARNING Do not cut tube end with countersunk holes Fig.
- Page 12 4.1.4 PRE CEILING FIT OUT Fig. 7.0 Fig. 6.0 6. Assemble ceiling tube to ceiling plate, with the locking bolt and nut, as shown in Fig. 6.0 7. Reticulate 240V power to the power supply mounting location in accordance with local standards and regulations.
- Page 13 4.1.6 POSITION POWER SUPPLY AND TIGHTEN ONTO THE CEILING TUBE Fig. 10.0 10. Slide power supply into mounting position, as close to the ceiling as possible, as shown in Fig. 10.0. 11. Using the u-bolt, nuts and washers supplied, attach the power supply assembly to the ceiling tube, as shown in Fig.
- Page 14 4.1.9 ATTACH LIGHT FITTING TO CEILING TUBE Fig. 14.0 16. Lift Phantom arm into place, and engage the 24V plugs as shown in Fig. 14.0. 17. Insert the arm bearing into the ceiling tube (taking care to align the threaded holes on the bearing sheath with the countersunk holes on the ceiling tube), as shown in Fig.
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Page 15: Wall Mount
and s-bend section, as shown in Fig.14.0. MAINTENANCE ONLY 20. Unscrew the end cap for access to the spring balance adjustment, as shown in Fig. 14.0. 21. Adjust the spring balance: using a 4mm allen key, adjust the screw inside the knuckle. Clock- wise/Tightening the screw will cause heavier engagement of the spring - this will improve ‘head droop’... - Page 16 4.2.3 MOUNT FITTING Fig. 18.0 4. Lift Phantom arm into place, and engage the 24V plugs as shown in Fig. 18.0. 5. Insert the arm bearing into the wall unit (taking care to align the threaded holes on the arm side bearing sheath with the corresponding holes on the bearing sheath on the wall unit, as shown in Fig.
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Page 17: General Operation
5.0 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 5.1 GENERAL OPERATION The general operation sequence is as follows: Switch light on Adjust dimming as required Using the handle, position the head of the fitting and direct the light at the target location Perform task Reposition for other tasks if required Turn light off after use WARNING: Take care that you DO NOT direct the lighting beam into your eye’s (or any- one elses) during operation. -
Page 18: Maintenance Task Schedule
6.0 MAINTENANCE 6.1 MAINTENANCE TASK SCHEDULE The following periodic maintenance task are recommended for both the Wall, and Ceiling mounted Products: TASK DESCRIPTION FREQUENCY sterilise handle Remove handle (as per instructions below), Once per use and place in an autoclave (or similar sterili- sation machine) for sterilisation. -
Page 19: Cleaning And Disinfecting
6.1.2 CLEANING AND DISINFECTING WARNING: Turn off the light before commencing any cleaning. Please use the following procedures and precautions during the cleaning process: • Let the light cool down. Disinfect and clean the light and body (including any cables) only when it is cold.
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