ektor EV-MERCURY-III-40M Installation Instructions Manual Download Page 13

When the Ektor emergency product is permanently connected to the mains supply you will need to allow 24 
hours to charge its battery. Once the battery is fully charged you will need to conduct a manual discharge test 
as per the requirements of AS/NZS 2293 or other relevant standards. At the time of printing, the  Australian 
standard requires that new fittings operate in emergency mode for at least 2 hours for their first discharge 
test. Further tests are to be carried out at intervals of not more than six months. It is important that you keep 

records of the initial test and ongoing tests in the building’s emergency service logbook. If the fitting is not to be 

permanently connected to the mains supply at the time of installation, you must give it the mandatory 2 hour 
test when you connect it permanently to the mains supply.

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24. CONSTRUCTION SITES

IMPORTANT NOTE:

 Continuously switching the power supply to the fitting on and off during or after  

the installation process due to other processes being conducted on the building site could cause the fitting  to 
discharge and charge its battery many times during a short period which can impact negatively on the battery 
life. It is not recommended that you connect the Ektor emergency products to the power supply if such 
conditions are prevalent. If you choose to expose the Ektor emergency products to such harsh operating 
conditions, Evolt may not honour any warranty on the life of the batteries or the dish. This Ektor emergency 
product is designed to undergo regular discharge tests but it is recommended that the intervals between 
consecutive tests are not less than two weeks. Frequent testing of the exit product will reduce the service life 
of the battery. In order to prevent damage to the battery, leave the unswitched active circuit turned off at the 
circuit breaker until such time as emergency lighting is required  

25. TESTING PRECAUTIONS

26. PROBLEM SOLVING PROCEDURE

If you have installed and connected the Mercury III Jumbo as per the instructions contained within this manual 
and the product fails to work properly, please use the following table as a guide to fixing the problem before 
calling our office. 

FAULT

POSSIBLE CAUSES

Green LED is not lit

Green LED is lit but the lamp does not light when the test 
switch is pressed

Lamp lights, but only temporarily, when test switch is 
pressed or when the main power supply is turned off

•   AC Supply is not connected
•   AC Supply turned off
•   Battery plug not connected to battery pack

•   Lamp is damaged
•   Lamp is not inserted properly
•   Battery pack is damaged

•   Battery pack not fully charged
•   Battery pack is damaged

Summary of Contents for EV-MERCURY-III-40M

Page 1: ...intaining your Mercury III Jumbo 8 Replacing the battery 9 Battery life 10 Power and battery charge 11 Wireless daughterboard 12 Self test standard wiring central battery system 13 DALI wiring central battery system 14 Using the inverter with a switch 15 Using the inverter with a sensor 16 Accessories list 17 Non maintained maintained jumper 18 Discharge rating selection 19 Self test indicator LED...

Page 2: ... best performance from the battery 450V Electrolytic capacitors which increase the products reliability Highly efficient design to reduce fatigue on the product For buildings requiring longer durations such as 3 4 and 8 hours the installer can change the jumpers found on the unit for automatic scaling of the output Moreover should you require non maintained or maintained output the installer can s...

Page 3: ...k it back into its box and return it to the place of purchase for replacement If the product is satisfactory proceed with the installation 2 Unscrew either side panel with a Phillips screwdriver Remove the panel by pulling gently away from the product body as shown in figure 1 3 The Mercury III Jumbo decals and diffuser can be removed by sliding them across as shown in figure 2 Figure 1 Mercury II...

Page 4: ...t surface and fasten with the appropriate fixing as shown in figure 4 4 Removing the decal and diffuser allows access to the Mercury III Jumbo battery and inverter for wiring servicing and maintenance purposes 5 The disassembly of the Mercury III Jumbo is also necessary for the installation using a Rod Mount Kit Installation instructions for the Rod Mount can be found in section 5 page 5 of this m...

Page 5: ...ount is suitable with tubes ranging from 0 2 metres in length Weight on the rod must not exceed 8kg The product and rod MUST BE dry and clean before assembly to avoid joint contamination 1 Disassemble the Mercury III Jumbo as shown in the disassembly instructions in section 4 page 3 of this manual This will allow for the rod mount to be assembled with the Mercury III Jumbo top cover 2 Remove alumi...

Page 6: ...ated inverter Due to this care should be taken when replacing the battery WARNING 6 TERMINAL BLOCK WIRING Wiring schematic for the terminal block used with the Mercury III Jumbo is illustrated below Figure 8 Wiring schematic Figure 7 Jack chain installation L N L DA2 DA1 Green Yellow NOTE Once the product has been chain mounted the Mercury III Jumbo can be reassembled Ensure the cable is secured o...

Page 7: ...fore carrying out any discharge tests as per the requirements in AS NZS 2293 BCA or other relevant standards 7 Charge current Max charge current Max charge voltage Savings Cell voltage 9 BATTERY LIFE 10 POWER AND BATTERY CHARGE To maintain the economical life of this product it is required that the battery be discharged and recharged at least once every 6 months The battery life can be reduced if ...

Page 8: ...the system cannot report the light status see Self test support document for more information Figure 12 Inverter standard wiring diagram During the first stage of operation the battery charger charges the battery until full Afterwards the unit goes into a stage which charges the battery periodically This reduces the battery temperature and reduces the loss of electrolytes which ultimately increase...

Page 9: ...sted with DALI Figure 13 Inverter DALI wiring diagram 14 USING THE INVERTER WITH A SWITCH A mains rated switch can be wired with this product to turn ON OFF the non emergency light in normal use This does not affect operation in emergency mode Figure 14 Inverter switch wiring diagram 15 USING THE INVERTER WITH A SENSOR A mains rated sensor can be wired with this product to turn ON OFF the light in...

Page 10: ...nformation Figure 16 Maintained non maintained jumper Jumper Figure 17 Discharge rating selection Remove strain relief cover C B A HOURS INDICATOR A STATUS B C DESCRIPTION 1 Hour 2 Hours default 3 Hours 4 Hours N A Central battery operation N A N A NON MAINTAINED MAINTAINED MODE OFF ON ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF ON ON LED is only ON in emergency LED is O...

Page 11: ...nabled using the test button sequence below INDICATOR DESCRIPTION A duration test is pending The device is not in any self test and is set to normal mode 5X SWITCH CYCLES 3X PRESS RELEASE WAIT REPEAT WAIT REPEAT WAIT 30 sec then repeat the 5X SWITCH CYCLE WAIT 30 sec then repeat the 3X press release NOTE If the wait in between breaker or test button push sequences is longer than 50 seconds then it...

Page 12: ...State Smart charge 220 240V 50 0 40 C LiFePO4 1 Depending on jumper IP20 Max 4 5W 3W 23 AUSTRALIAN EMERGENCY CLASSIFICATION Classification of the Mercury III Jumbo output when duration is selected HOURS MERCURY III JUMBO 40M 1 2 3 4 D10 D10 D6 3 D4 22 SPACING TABLE Below is the spacing table extract from A52293 which details spacing between emergency fittings at different mounting heights LUMINAIR...

Page 13: ...ou connect the Ektor emergency products to the power supply if such conditions are prevalent If you choose to expose the Ektor emergency products to such harsh operating conditions Evolt may not honour any warranty on the life of the batteries or the dish This Ektor emergency product is designed to undergo regular discharge tests but it is recommended that the intervals between consecutive tests a...

Page 14: ...t with any warranty claim Evolt recommends that the purchaser attaches their proof of purchase to their product manual If you wish to claim under this Warranty you must at your own expense return the product or that part of the product which you believe is defective and proof of original purchase your name address and telephone number and a certificate of installation or other document required by...

Page 15: ... A2 2008 EN 55015 2006 A1 2007 A2 2009 EN 61547 2009 EN 61000 3 2 2006 A1 2009 A2 2009 EN 61000 3 3 2008 Luminaires Part 1 General requirements and tests Luminaires Part 2 22 Particular requirements Luminaires for emergency lighting Limits and methods of measurement of radio disturbance characteristics of electrical lighting and similar equipment Equipment for general lighting purposes Electromagn...

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