10
5.2 Mains Connection
The mains cable should be
connected to the terminals N and
L and to the separate PE
terminal, where L is an un-
switched permanent connection
for the electronics and L’ is
used for switching the lamp on
and off with a light switch as
and when required (Fig. 8).
5.3 Completion of the Luminaire
Plug the Faston plugs of the
battery cables to the contact
plugs on the module - red wire
to + Batt. , blue wire to -Batt.
(Fig. 9).
Close the luminaire by using the
two screws. Please take care of
a perfect fit of the rubber seal in
the luminaire.
switched
maintained
light
Fig. 11
Optionally, every luminaire can
be operated with light switching
(switched maintained light), in
non maintained mode or in
permanent light
mode (Fig. 11).
In addition, the following can be
started and displayed with the
test button:
- function test ON
- duration test ON / OFF
- duration test delayed
- setting the emergency light
operating time with
subsequent identification of
the luminaire short address
(when data bus is connected
and the CG-Controller has
issued short addresses).The
delayed duration test is
displayed if the luminaire is not
charged without interruption for
24 h or if an duration test is
started within the 24 h.
see Table 2 page 11
For further details see the
operating manual of the CG-
Controller CGLine 400
No.:400 71 860 016
Autarchic Operation
After the initial installation /
mains connection the luminaire
starts the function test weekly
and a duration test every three
months also without the
CG-Controller CGLine.
5.5 Accessories
Wire Guard
The wire guard should be firmly
attached to the wall centrally in
front of the luminaire using the
four lugs and four screws of the
appropriate size (Fig.13).
6. Inspection/
Maintenance/Repair
Observe the valid regulations
for the inspection, maintenance
and repair of electrical
equipment!
Button/LED-foil-
connection
Changing button/LED or printed
circuit please see marker 1 on
the printed circuit and on the
printed conductor (Fig. 10).
5.4 CGLine Monitoring
Device
The CGLine 6811 luminaire is
prepared for connection to the
CEAG CG- Controller CGLine
400.
An individual, distinct identi-
fication number (6 characters) is
assigned to every luminaire in
the CGLine luminaire series.
This ID number must be
transferred to the installation
plan for subsequent
configuration work. The
removable ID sticker in the
luminaire can be used for this.
Up to 100 luminaires can be
connected to a 2-core bus cable
and linked to the CG-Controller
CGLine 400.
The CG-Controller can monitor
max. 4 bus cables with 100
luminaires each.
The max. data line length
per strand is
0.5 mm2 - 450m
1.0 mm2 - 900m
1.5 mm2 - 1300m
Data per strand:
Bus voltage: 22.5VDC
Max. voltage drop: 13VDC
Bus current: 400mA
An unscreened, 2-core cable
with free bus topology can be
used as a data cable.
Each of the luminaires
connected to the data bus cable
is automatically recognised by
the CG-Controller. The CG-
Controller can assign a short
address to the connected
luminaires, which can be polled
via the three LEDs on the
luminaire (Fig. 12).
The three LEDs on the
luminaire indicate the following
status:
- no fault
- luminaire in function test
- luminaire in duration test
- charging fault
- function test - fault
- duration test - fault
- luminescent material faulty
non-main-
tained light
without
bridge L‘-L
maintained
light with
bridge L‘-L
After mains return the emer-
gency operation will stay for
approx. 1 minute
(delay on mains return)!
