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Cooper Lighting VISTRAL Installation Instructions

Cooper Lighting VISTRAL Installation Instructions

Self-contained emergency luminaire

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Battery Replacement
Performance of the luminaire is dependent on the use of the correct type of high
temperature nickel-cadmium battery.
Battery life may be impaired if the luminaire is mounted in an ambient temperature
greater than 25°C. Store the luminaire or battery between 0°C and 25°C. Replace
with high temperature nickel-cadmium battery to the manufacturer's recommended
part number. Connect the red lead to positive (+), the black lead to negative (-).
Take care not to damage the sleeving. The battery should be replaced when the
rated duration is no longer achieved.
Warning: When disposing of the battery do not pierce, incinerate or short circuit.
The battery contains cadmium and should therefore be disposed of in accordance
with recognized disposal methods.
Safe Installation and Operation
1. Check the rating label for voltage and frequency before connecting to the
electrical supply.
2. Ensure the mains supply is switched off and the battery disconnected when
working on this luminaire, whether installing, re-lamping or carrying out any other
servicing.
3. Use only the correct lamp and battery as indicated on the luminaire label.
4. Ensure the fixing is adequate for the luminaire weight.
Servicing
1. Ensure this instruction leaflet and recommendations for periodic inspection and
test are presented to the authority responsible for the operation and maintenance
of this luminaire.
2. Servicing, e.g. cleaning and lamp replacement, must only be carried out after the
electricity supply has been switched off. Do not assume a luminaire with no lamps
alight is switched off, always check before servicing. Do not touch the lamp pins
or any terminals without first disconnecting the battery.
3. Cleaning should be carried out at regular intervals to ensure dirt does not
accumulate to an extent that will impair the thermal safety of the luminaire.
Regular cleaning will help to maintain the optical performance of the luminaire.
4. Failed lamps, starter switches and batteries must be replaced as soon as
practicable by components of the same type. Replace the battery when the
luminaire fails to achieve the rated duration marked on the luminaire.
Cooper Lighting and Safety Ltd
Wheatley Hall Road, Doncaster, South Yorkshire, DN2 4NB
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This luminaire complies with BS EN 60598-2-22 and is suitable for interior use
including defined escape routes. Normal ambient temperature 0°C to +25°C.
Rated lumen output
Rated minimum luminaire output in emergency mode in accordance with EN
60598-2-22 is 70 lumens.
This value is provided to permit checking of correct operation, determination of the
lighting level on an escape route can only be made with full photometric data.
Spacing to height tables are published in the Cooper Lighting and Safety catalogue.
Disassembly
Lighting
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR:
VISTRAL
self-contained emergency luminaire
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1. Remove diffuser by inserting a screwdriver
and prise out.
2. Remove lamp.
3. Remove reflector moulding by moving the
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3
lamp holders inwards.
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2
When refitting reflector moulding ensure
correct orientation.
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Summary of Contents for Cooper Lighting VISTRAL

  • Page 1 Spacing to height tables are published in the Cooper Lighting and Safety catalogue. Safe Installation and Operation 1. Check the rating label for voltage and frequency before connecting to the Disassembly electrical supply.
  • Page 2 EMERGENCY LUMINAIRE TEST RECORD Wiring Mains lighting fuse All emergency lighting installations should be regularly tested and a record kept of the To mains results. Tests carried out to the schedule listed below conform to the requirements of lighting EN50172 and BS5266 Part 8 Emergency escape lighting systems. Tamper-proof To additional test switch...