INSTALLATION MANUAL
EN
- Insert the power supply cable (A) into the hole and then install
the light (B), applying light pressure until it is completely fitted
as illustrated in figure 2.
FLUSH INSTALLATION ON METAL SURFACES
ATOM
devices can be flush mounted on 0.7 mm thick (min.)
metal surfaces and on a ø 57 mm hole as illustrated in figure 3.
- The light must be anchored to the metallic bracket by inserting
first one spring and then the other, applying slight pressure until
completely fitted as illustrated in figure 4.
SURFACE INSTALLATION
ATOM
can be surface mounted with the aid of specific supports.
The installation can be carried out with the light power supply
cable in both an axial or radial position with respect to the
installation surface. In the event of a specific requirement a
power wire exit hole can nevertheless be drilled in other
positions as long as it does not compromise the integrity of the
wire and/or the connector installed on it.
- Secure the plastic bracket (C) to the installation surface with
the included screws (D); insert the light (B) into the plastic
WARNING
Safety is guaranteed if these instructions are followed and
therefore they must be kept. Installation may require the
involvement of qualified personnel. Before proceeding with
installation of the device, ensure that the environmental
conditions are in conformity with and suitable for the
characteristics of the product. Before any operation on the
device disconnect mains power.
FLUSH INSTALLATION ON WOOD PANELS
ATOM
devices can be flush mounted either on a pass-through
hole or on a closed-end hole in wood panels.
The installation can be carried out with the light power supply
cable in both an axial or radial position with respect to the
installation surface. In the event of a specific requirement a
power wire exit hole can nevertheless be drilled in other
positions as long as it does not compromise the integrity of the
wire and/or the connector installed on it.
- To flush mount the device, bore a ø 57mm hole ≥ 8mm deep on
the installation surface and then, if necessary, bore a ø ≥ 8mm
exit hole for the power supply cable as illustrated in figure 1.
