
Instructions to assemble and install
Edition E0
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4
FASTENING SYSTEM
WARNING!
The 45 HC systems must be fastened to the existing structure by qualified personnel selected by and
under the responsibility of the installer or user, according to the instructions in this chapter and to
the safety measures in force in the place of installation. If you do not follow the instructions and
warnings given in this paragraph, the guarantee will no longer be valid.
CoeLux S.r.l. supplies an installation kit, certified by a structural engineer for the products in its
range: to this regard, please read paragraph 4.2.
CAUTION:
If you do not use the CoeLux installation kit, the installer will be responsible for the structural
certification of the suspension system. CoeLux S.r.l. declines any liability for the use of any
alternative suspension system to the one offered.
4.1
SAFETY DISTANCES AND VOLUME
For the system to operate at its best, the louvre thermally coupled to the LED source needs to
exchange air with the surrounding environment. If the air within the false ceiling can be regulated
and is not dusty or humid, the free volume of air around the LED projector must be at least 1.5 m
3
.
Conditions are much better if the air can circulate freely around the entire installed product: thus
we highly recommend leaving at least 100 mm free space around all the system surfaces. Please
refer to Tab. 2 para. 2.1 for the overall dimensions of the system.
You must ensure access to the projector to allow for maintenance. Therefore, you need to make an
opportunely positioned trapdoor with adequate dimensions (restrictions shown in Figure 2).
Furthermore, you need to ensure there is an opportune work area around the light (the optimum
distance of the projector from the walls is at least 50 cm).
Fig. 2
Installation diagram for 45 HC systems. Dimensions in millimetres (inches)
Floor
False ceiling
Trapdoor
600x600
(23.6x23.6)
Max 300
(11.8)
Free
space
Structural
ceiling
Light beam
Range
2200
–
3200
(86.6
–
126)