INSTALLATION
STEP #5
WIRING THE AUXILIARY RELAY CONNECTIONS (OPTIONAL)
This product also provides 2 additional isolated, auxiliary output relays to allow additional or alternate dimming
operation from other dimming sources, or to provide a means of control or signaling to alternate equipment. See
Illustration 1 for the location of these auxiliary contacts on the product.
STEP #6
BATTERY INSTALLATION
ILLUSTRATION 6a
BATTERY MECHANICAL INSTALLATION
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This product is provided with two lead-acid batteries, which must be mechanically secured inside the enclosure using the provided
battery bracket. They must then be wired using the provided battery connection wires. Refer to Illustration 6a and 6b for installation.
To replace the batteries, disconnect both switched and unswitched AC power to the Emergency Lighting Inverter. Remove
the two screws securing the lid to the enclosure base and remove the lid. Open the inverter connector wires and then
unplug and remove the old batteries. Reverse this process to install the new batteries. Remember to join the inverter
connector prior to reinstalling the lid. The charging indicator light should be illuminated once unswitched AC power is
restored. Use only Philips Bodine part number PRT00133 as replacement batteries.
ILLUSTRATION 5
AUXILIARY RELAY CONTACT WIRING
ILLUSTRATION 6b
BATTERY WIRING CONNECTIONS
YELLOW
RED
BLACK
TO PCB BOARD J8
Attach the battery wires as
shown in the illustration.
Refer to Illustration 5 for connections to these auxiliary relay contacts. Ensure the ratings of the contacts are not exceeded.
The relay contacts are rated for 1 A at 30 VDC or 1 A at 120 VAC.
Install the batteries as shown. With the unit secured to the mounting surface, place the batteries into the enclosure as
illustrated in Illustration 6a. Insert the battery bracket on the battery bracket stud, ensuring the bracket is placed against the
batteries. Slide the ring terminal of the grounding wire over the battery bracket stud. Securely fasten the grounding wire and
battery bracket against the batteries using the external toothed washer and nut. Once the batteries are secure, attach the
battery harnesses as shown in Illustration 6b.
• The batteries should be installed and charged within 8 months of manufacture’s date code.
• The battery date code is made up of 5 characters which represent the month, day and year of manufacture (MM/DD/Y). For example,
08023 means the battery was made August 2, 2013. There may be additional alpha-numeric characters at the end of the date code.
The date code is located on the battery carton and additionally engraved into the battery.
• DO NOT CONNECT the battery cable connector to the Circuit Board connector J8 until the unit is ready for use as the batteries may
be discharged after long periods of unit inactivity.
BATTERY REPLACEMENT
CAUTION:
BATTERIES
BATTERY BRACKET
RING TERMINAL FROM GROUNDING
WIRE, EXTERNAL TOOTH WASHER
AND NUT
