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6.6 Lamp socket assembly
Drawing 2
Drawing 28
VGEM000-GB192
Pag. 42/68
The lamp socket (4) is the electrical connection between the lamp and
the lamp driver. It also plays an important role in the positioning and
temperature management of the lamp. The lamp socket is mounted
onto the mounting flange (8) by two screws and plastic spacers (2, 2a).
The mounting holes are symmetrically positioned on the mounting
flange, allowing the lamp socket to be mounted in two ways. In other
words the socket can be rotated 180°.
The lamp socket must be mounted so that the cable(gland) (5) points
in the direction of the water flow. (see Chapter 'Installation drawings'
for correct and incorrect positioning)
If the lamp socket is mounted correctly in relation to the water flow, the
return wire is always "downstream". This is important for optimum
irradiation of the water.
Ensure that the O-ring (3) is not lost. Tip: store it temporarily.
Insert both M4x45 screws (2) with the spacers (2a) around them in
the holes of the lamp socket. Place the foam gasket (6) at the ends
of the screws so that it can be placed as a whole on the mounting
flange.
Position the cable (cable gland) (5) in the direction of the water flow
(see also chapter 'Installation drawings'), until the screws fall into
the holes of the mounting flange (8).
The lamp socket (4) with foam gasket (6) can be secured by means
of the supplied M4x45 screws and spacers (2 and 2a).
If the O-ring (3) has been taken out of the lamp socket, it can now
be put back clean again. Check the O-ring and groove for
contamination. If dirty, clean thoroughly with a brush or dry cloth.
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