LED Flashes
Status
Solution
- For indoor use only.
- Install the system in a cool, dry, well-ventilated location.
- Ensure the power source meets the specifications of the unit.
- The power cord and any extensions used must match the voltage supplied to the system and meet standard
electrical
safety
requirements.
- Modifying or opening the system will void the warranty.
- When resetting the ballast, a 15 minutes cool down period is required between lamp ignitions.
- Wear safety glasses and gloves when installing lamp.
The Lightspeed 315W dimmable system is equipped with an LED status indicator and an internal troubleshooting system.
- With no connected power supply, the ballast LED will be off.
- With power supply connected, the ballast LED will illuminate.
Note: When connected to the Lightspeed Digital Controller, the ballast LED status indicator will be off and instead the controller LED
will be lit and flashing.
- If a system error occurs, the LED status indicator will flash abnormally. Refer to this chart to determine the signaled error:
- If the lamp fails to ignite:
• Verify all electrical connections.
•
Check for errors via the LED status indicator (See instructions under “LED Status Indicator”) and make the necessary correction.
- Should the fixture continue to fail, contact the point of sale for warranty and repair instructions.
- Prior authorization from Technical Support is required before opening the ballast and accessing internal components.
Any unapproved attempt to open and/or repair the ballast will void the warranty.
1
1
2
3
4
5
Ballast locked
Output error
Low input voltage
High temperature
High input voltage
1
1
1
1
1
315W CMH Ballast
Connecting Cable With Wieland Plug
Hanging hooks set
System-to-system signal cable
Reflector
Instruction Manual
The ballast failed to ignite the lamp after five tries. Verify and reconnect the power source.
The lamp stopped for unknown reason. Check whether the lamp is correctly mounted.
The input voltage is too low. Ensure the input voltage matches the power cord and ballast
specifications.
The input voltage is too high. Ensure the input voltage matches the power cord and ballast
specifications.
The ballast is overheated, to keep the environment temperature lower.
www.HydrotekHydroponics.com
Distributed by