Luci silux K(13.3W/m)
CAD-3000-MCRN-I
~2.6m
~5.3m
~7.9m *
~6.8m *
~2.3m
~4.5m
The number of lamp fittings that can be connected to the power supply
depends on the output (W) of the power supply.
For Luci silux K, the
maximum number connectable in series is 6 m.
If more than the maximum number must be connected, connect in
separate systems.
Lamp fitting lengths (74, 259, 388, 509, 573, 702, 823, 1008, 1137,
1451) can be combined freely; however,
the maximum number of meters connectable in series (6 m) must
be strictly observed.
Small noise may be emitted from the appliance and the dimmer while
using the dimmer, but it is normal. Load capacity of 60% is
recommended to reduce noise.(normal operation: 70%), or to connected with multiple systems.
* : split into multiple circuits
Follow the instructions in the manual for the power supply regarding the
temperature, humidity, and other operating environment conditions.
(CAD-3000-MCRN-I)
* Use the U terminal or O terminal for the power connection and make sure the
screw is tightened completely.
- When wiring, make your selection by paying careful attention to the cable
used at the input and output. When current flows in a long cable, the loss
(heat generation) is generated by resistance, etc.
- Thick, short wiring is ideal.
When the cable is bundled, heat dissipation becomes poor and the
temperature becomes extremely high. When bundling 5 cables or more,
connect by lowering the load factor (number of connected devices).
- Divide connection to the DC output side terminals into 2 to 4 systems so that
wire of the same size as the cable connecting to the Luci product body or a
little thicker is connected. Connection with maximum VCTF-2C-2.0sq is
recommended.
-
To prevent electrical shock and noise, be sure to correctly connect the
L (live), N (neutral), and FG terminal of the AC input correctly.
VCTF- 2C-_sq
1.25
7
12
0.75
About the connection cable
Cable thickness and allowable current
(reference value according to manufacturer documentation)
Ambient temperature 30
℃
Conductor nominal cross-section area
Max. allowable current (A)
Important!
Check with the labels indicating
the current directions and be sure
to correctly connect to the power
supply.
