On/off switch
The lamp is operated via the switch on the electronic bal-
last.
Changing the LEDs
Caution:
In case of damage, the LEDs may only be re-
placed by Ingo Maurer GmbH. LEDs of this type have an
average life of 25,000 hours (information supplied by
manufacturer).
Cleaning
The lamp can be cleaned with a dry antistatic cloth. Do
not use fluids and /or solvents, as these will damage the
LEDs.
Technical specification
Input: 100 -240 V~50-60 Hz. Output: 48 V/ 700 mA
Light bulbs: 2 LEDs warm white, 2x max. 13W, 2700K,
1660 lm. Electronic ballast with switch.
LED radiation: do not look straight into the beam!
Any repairs that may become necessary must be carried
out by a professional electrician. In case of damage, the
power lead may only be replaced by Ingo Maurer GmbH.
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Caution:
Do not connect the lamp to the power supply
until the assembly is completed.
Enclosed:
3 legs (each comprising 2 sections)
1 lamp head with reflector and ball joint
1 counterweight
3 clips
Assembly
Open the long package with the leg sections. Assemble the
legs by screwing the paired sections (
1a, 1b
) together.
1
Carefully remove the lamp head with the ball joint (
2
) and
the reflector (
3
) from the packaging – please do not grasp
the lamp by the fragile reflector head! – and remove the
shipping protection. Check whether the lever (
4
) between
the metal disks of the ball joint is firmly arrested. If neces-
sary, tighten the lever by turning it clockwise. Screw the
three legs (
1
) into the fixtures (
5
) on the ball joint and
stand the lamp upright.
2
Screw the counterweight (
6
) up into the ball and make
sure that it is firmly in position. Secure the lamp cable by
fixing it with the enclosed plastic clips (
7
) to one of the
legs.
3
Plug the lamp into the power socket.
Adjusting the reflector
The reflector can be axially revolved by 360° and tipped
160° backward and forward. Fix the reflector in position
by turning the lever (
4
) clockwise to lock it.
4
Important:
Please ensure that the cable does not wrap
itself around the counterweight.
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