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4.2.3 MOUNT FITTING

Fig. 18.0

4. Lift Phantom arm into place, and engage the 24V plugs as shown in Fig. 18.0.

5. Insert the arm bearing into the wall unit (taking care to align the threaded holes on the arm side 

bearing sheath with the corresponding holes on the bearing sheath on the wall unit, as shown in  Fig. 

18.0. 

6. Insert and tighten the two grub screws to complete the fixing of the arm to the wall unit as shown 

in Fig.18.0.

7. Replace the wall unit cover as shown in Fig. 18.0.

8. Fix in place with the countersunk screws provided, as shown in Fig. 18.0.

MAINTENANCE ONLY

9. Unscrew the end cap for access to the spring balance adjustment, as shown in Fig. 18.0.

10. Adjust the spring balance: using a 4mm allen key, adjust the screw inside the knuckle. Clock-

wise/Tightening the screw will cause heavier engagement of the spring - this will improve ‘head 

droop’. Anticlockwise/loosening the spring balance will fix a ‘rising head’ issue, as shown in Fig 18.0.

11. Friction adjustment: Clockwise/tightening this screw will apply more friction to the arm mecha-

nisms, as shown in Fig. 18.0. The arm will require more force to move, however will not continue to 

move with moment. This should be set to the staff preference.

Summary of Contents for Phantom

Page 1: ...PHANTOM INSTALLATION MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...xing the SAA marking VALIDITY OF MANUAL This installation manual is valid for the following models Phantom wall mount Phantom ceiling mount CUSTOMER SERVICE The Planet Lighting after sales service is at your disposal for any further details you might require regarding the Product its packaging its transport and its installation and for any requests for techni cal and electrical diagrams Planet Lig...

Page 3: ...e to the responsible organisa tion that installs assembles maintains or repairs the equip ment In certain circumstances the safety of such persons depends on their knowledge and training and ability to take appropriate precautions when gaining access to hazardous parts of The Product assembly By way of example only the following professional figures are deemed as SERVICE PER SONNEL Construction En...

Page 4: ...irely responsible for Product in stallation activities no costs or responsibilities relating to the installation and or commissioning of the Product may therefore be traced back and or in any case attributed to Planet Lighting WARNING The ceiling or wall masonry works for Products to be installed on ceilings or walls and the electrical works for supplying power to the Product shall be carried out ...

Page 5: ...tate Lighting devices worldwide The Planet Phantom provides an improved working environment significantly reducing ongoing maintenance with low operational costs and offers a greener alternative to similar products The Planet model Phantom allows the accurate positioning of the lamp head above any work sur face It is designed to be mounted on a wall or ceiling and be pulled down from above when re...

Page 6: ...ressure hPa 700 1060 2 2 5 RECYCLING Design of the Product takes into account the materials used in the manufacture of components This is to ensure when it reaches its end of life the disposal method with the lowest or least negative impact on human health and the environment is selected Unlike the sources of traditional light LED s do not contain mercury toxic gases filaments or fragile parts Due...

Page 7: ...ally hazardous situation which could result in moderate or light injuries and Product damage This triangular symbol together with the explanation alongside shown above indicates the type of hazard to be dealt with 2 4 GRAPHIC SYMBOLS USED ON PACKAGING The following table lists the common symbols used by planet lighting on our packaging DESIGNATION SYMBOL DESCRIPTION THIS SIDE UP Package must alway...

Page 8: ...ormed by SERVICE PER SONNEL The Product has not been used for its intended purpose and in conformity with the operating instructions see operation manual The premises have not been approved for healthcare activities The premises are not built in conformity with the law and applicable regulations The electrical system in the premises is not in compliance with appropriate requirements 2 7 STRUCTURAL...

Page 9: ...or Wall mount ed versions Structural capacity requirements Ceiling Mounted Total Mass structural ceiling fitting only 10 6kg Mass arm only 6 3kg Torque at mounting plate 63Nm Structural capacity requirements Wall Mounted Total Mass structural ceiling fitting only 10 22kg Mass arm only 6 3kg Torque at mounting plate 69Nm The Product installation premises must conform to local building standards Aft...

Page 10: ...the Phantom and a cable tie near the termi nal block of the primary 240V wiring Phase and Neutral to secure the cables STRUCTURAL LOADS CEILING MOUNT The structural integrity of the mounting surface is the responsability of the installer Structural loads are as follows Fig 2 0 4 1 1 MOUNT CEILING PLATE AND LEVEL Use the Ceiling Template found in the centre of this document to mark out the hole loc...

Page 11: ...lded type please go to section 4 1 5 4 1 2 DETERMINE THE CEILING TUBE LENGTH Fig 4 0 4 1 3 CUT CEILING TUBE TO LENGTH WARNING Do not cut tube end with countersunk holes Fig 5 0 4 Cut ceiling tube to length based on the table in Fig 4 0 5 Measure and drill 10mm through hole for the locking bolt as shown in Fig 5 0 ...

Page 12: ... Attach the mounting plate earth and reticulate power to the mounting location as shown in Fig 7 0 4 1 5 RETICULATE POWER TO CEILING LEVEL 8 Drill cable access hole in the ceiling tube at the sub ceiling level as shown in Fig 8 0 Take care to remove power cords from the drilling area before drilling 9 Complete the reticulation of 24V power to the power supply mounting location as shown in Fig 9 0 ...

Page 13: ... Fig 10 0 4 1 7 CONNECT POWER 24V DC OUTPUT TERMINAL THIS IS THE MAIN OUTPUT FOR THE LIGHT FITTING GEAR TRAY CLAMP FIXES THE GEAR TRAY TO THE CEILING TUBE 240V AC INPUT TERMINAL 240V INPUT TO DRIVER MEANWELL RPS 60 24 24V DC POWER SUPPLY 24V DC OUTPUT 24V DC OUTPUT FOR THE LED INDICATOR LIGHT 12 13 Fig 11 0 12 Connect the 24V power feed and earth for the light fitting into the terminal shown in Fi...

Page 14: ...ING TO CEILING TUBE Fig 14 0 16 Lift Phantom arm into place and engage the 24V plugs as shown in Fig 14 0 17 Insert the arm bearing into the ceiling tube taking care to align the threaded holes on the bearing sheath with the countersunk holes on the ceiling tube as shown in Fig 14 0 18 Insert the countersunk head set screws as shown in Fig 14 0 19 Optional remove or replace the lamp head twist the...

Page 15: ...e as shown in Fig 14 0 4 2 WALL MOUNT STRUCTURAL LOADS WALL MOUNT The structural integrity of the mounting surface is the responsibility of the installer Structural loads are as follows Fig 15 0 4 2 1 MARK UP AND MOUNT WALL UNIT 1 Use the wall mount template from the centre page of this document Measure up 1907mm from the floor and align the bottom of the wall mount template with this mark Positio...

Page 16: ...the countersunk screws provided as shown in Fig 18 0 MAINTENANCE ONLY 9 Unscrew the end cap for access to the spring balance adjustment as shown in Fig 18 0 10 Adjust the spring balance using a 4mm allen key adjust the screw inside the knuckle Clock wise Tightening the screw will cause heavier engagement of the spring this will improve head droop Anticlockwise loosening the spring balance will fix...

Page 17: ...OT direct the lighting beam into your eye s or any one elses during operation Looking directly into this light could cause permanent eye dam age 5 1 SWITCH AND DIMMING OPERATION The Products lighting functions are controlled via the use of the membrane switch located on the head of the fitting on the opposite side to the handle The controls shown below offer a simple on off switch and an additiona...

Page 18: ...instructions in 4 2 3 items 9 11 1 per 3 12 months site spe cific 6 1 MAINTENANCE TASK DEFINITION 6 1 1 STERILISE HANDLE To sterilise the handle 1 Remove the handle from the fitting see Fig 19 0 below 2 Place handle in the autoclave or similar sterilisation machine and run the cleaning cycle Make sure that you consult the operating instructions for the sterilisation machine 3 Re attach the handle ...

Page 19: ...aning agents or aldehydes Make sure the proportions of the detergents cleaning agents are accurate based on manufacturers instructions WARNING The disinfectants cleaning agents may contain substances harmful to health use disinfectants only recommended by your health authorities and follow the manufacturer s user instruction carefully CAUTION DO NOT spray cleaning solutions directly onto the Produ...

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