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The floodlight has a beam angle of 120°. It can be tilted at an angle of
approximately 60° and downwards at an angle of approximately 90°.
Note: The angle of adjustment will vary slightly between models.
INSTALLATION
The floodlight is suitable for connection to a 220-240V, 50Hz earthed supply. It is
designed for permanent connection to fixed wiring, which must be a suitable circuit
protected by an RCD and an MCB or fuse of the correct rating.
Ensure that the mains supply is isolated before commencing installation.
Before beginning installation, check that you have all the tools you need.
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Check that the floodlights and its mains lead are not damaged. If there is any
damage, return it to the place of purchase. Do not attempt to repair it yourself.
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Choose the location to fix the floodlight, taking into account the guidance above.
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Use the floodlight bracket to mark the position on the fixing holes.
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Drill the fixing holes and fix the floodlight into position using the appropriate size
screws and wall plugs (not provided). Check that it is securely fixed.
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Connect the main lead from the floodlight to an IP rated junction box. Ensure that
the correct polarities for Live, Earth and Neutral are observed:
- Connect the green/yellow Earth wire to the Earth terminal ‘
E
’.
- Connect the brown Live wire to the Live terminal ‘
L
’.
- Connect the blue Neutral wire to the Neutral terminal ‘
N
’.
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After wiring, check that there are no bare wires, all the wires have been correctly
connected and that the cable restraint has been tightened.
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Before connecting power, perform the electrical tests specified in the current
building and IET wiring regulations to ensure that the installation is safe and that
the wiring has been performed correctly.
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Switch on the electricity to check that the floodlight illuminates. Adjust the angle of
the floodlight so that it illuminates the required area. Tighten the floodlight using
the bolts on the brackets.
