MIRROR BALL
INSTALLATION IN PRIVATE PREMISES
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WARNING: A falling mirror ball can cause serious injuries!
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A mirror ball is meant to create decorative light effects in combination with an appropriate light
source.
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ATTENTION!! Mirror balls need to be installed by a professional according to the European standard
EN60598.
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The installation that supports the mirror ball (including the motor) needs to be able to carry during 1
hour 5 times the weight of the mirror ball without showing visible distortion.
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Use a chain of sufficient strength to link the motor to the mirror ball. Do not use steel cable that might
fray due to the torsion.
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Big mirror balls need to be secured by a safety net.
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The mounted motor and mirror ball assembly needs to be checked regularly, and at least once a
year by a professional.
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Check regularly the chain between the motor and the mirror ball, including the fixing points on the
motor and the ball.
INSTALLATION IN PUBLIC PREMISES
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WARNING: Mirror balls need to be installed according to the European standard EN60598-2-7 and
the standards which are applicable in the different countries. The installation might only be done by a
professional installer!
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The installation that supports the mirror ball (including the motor) needs to be able to carry during 1
hour 10 times the weight of the mirror ball without showing visible distortion.
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The installation needs to be secured by a safety net so that no parts can fall down.
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IMPORTANT! THE INSTALLATION OF LIGHT EFFECTS REQUIRES EXPERIENCE and
knowledge of load calculations, installation materials, periodic safety checks, etc. Leave the
installation to a professional if you don’t have the required knowledge and experience. A wrong
installation might cause serious injuries and material damages.
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Use a chain of sufficient strength for the link between the motor and the mirror ball. Do not use steel
cable that can fray under the torsion.
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DANGER: Prior to the first use of the motor and mirror ball assembly, the installation needs to be
checked by a professional.
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The motor and mirror ball assembly needs to be checked regularly by a professional.
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Check regularly the chain between the motor and the mirror ball, including the fixing points on the
motor and the mirror ball.
PAR36 SPOT WITH COLOUR WHEEL
Installing/replacing the lamps
Before replacing the lamp, unplug mains lead and let the lamp cool down. Please follow the lamp
manufacturer’s notes when installing.
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You need one 6V 30W Par 36 Lamp for installation.
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Please remove the fixation ring by pressing it together.
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If replacing the lamp, remove the old lamp from the pin spot and loosen the wires.
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Loosen the screws on the new 6V 30W Par 36 lamp with an appropriate screwdriver.
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Connect the wires with the lamp using an appropriate screwdriver.
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Tighten the screws.
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Insert the lamp in the housing.
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Fix the lamp with the fixation ring.
Mounting the Colour Wheel
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Unscrew the nut and the first tooth ring from the fixation axle of the colour wheel motor.
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Remove the foil of the colour wheel.
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Slip the colour wheel onto the fixation axle of the motor
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Slip the tooth ring first and then the nut onto the fixation axle.
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Fasten the nut without damaging the colour wheel.
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Fix the colour wheel with motor via the fixation on the motor to the pin spot housing and tighten the
screw.
