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RM4 LED Signals Rail

Installation Guide

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notice. All values are design or typical values when measured under laboratory conditions. 
RAIL287 (Rev 03/15/21)  99003834

Installation Steps

Existing signal head in the field: Remove lens and 

incandescent bulb assembly from housing.
Existing in-line rheostat in the field: Set rheostat (variable 

resistor) to zero (0) or remove completely.
Voltage settings: Check the label on the back of the LED 

module to ensure the voltage corresponds to the system 

voltage. The recommended voltage at the signal head is 10V.
Wiring: For wire installation, please follow guidelines shown 

below.
Insertion of LED module into signal head: Insert the LED 

module into lens slot and tighten metal tabs, or insert LED 

module into the external ring holder.

Ensure arrow 

points upward for 

proper beam

Tighten plastic 

thumb- nuts by 

hand

Use wrench to 

tighten the brass 

hex nuts

Check label for 

required voltage

To remove the 

terminal block, 

first pivot the latch

Wire the terminals 

as shown, use shrink 

tubing color as a 

guide

The terminal block 

can then be pulled 

by hand

NOTE: Failure to properly follow these instructions may cause signal to malfunction.

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If testing before installation, be sure to use a constant power source rated 10V / 2 A minimum to ensure proper

operation of the LED signal. NOTE: Failure to do so will activate the light-out safety detection feature of the LED signal 

and disable the lamp’s operation.

Testing

 

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

Install unit in enclosure tested to be suitable 

for wet locations only. 

 

CAUTION

If the lamp is NOT inserted in the correct 

orientation, the light output of the lamp 

output will not meet specification

 

CAUTION

SOME SURFACES MAY BE HOT

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