Wireless - LED underwater spotlights for liner pools 2015_V2
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Initial use
Ensure the electricity supply coming into the light is not greater than
12 V. The underwater lighting should only be used underwater, se-
cured to the vertical walls of the pool. Never turn on the light when it
is not underwater.
Remote control for LED PAR 56 (optional)
This remote control has the following colour programmes:
Button 1 RGB (all LED’s light up)
Button 2 B LEDs’ light up blue
Button 3 R LED’s light up red
Button 4 G LED’s light up green
Buttons 5 - 11 Various changing colour programmes
Button 12 Switch off
Please note:
Wait 2 seconds before pressing another colour pro-
gramme
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Maintenance
To move the light around the edge of the swimming pool (Fig. 4) re-
lease the two M-6 x 70 screws (No 15).
To remove the bulb release the 6 nuts which secure the ring on the
base of the light (Fig. 8).
Remove the bulb (No 2) from the inside of the light base and undo
the two clips. Further loosen the two screws which secure the two
clips to the light (Fig. 9).
Replace the bulb and remount the light in the opposite order as de-
scribed in point 4, paying particular attention to the following points:
Connect the cable clips to the light using the two screws included
(Fig. 10).
Place the 95 x 7 O ring (No, 3) in the centre of its recess
Tighten the nuts fully.
Please note:
Before handling, always make sure there is
no electricity coming into the light.
The new bulb should be the same as the orig-
inal supplied with the light, PAR 56, 12V.
To ensure water tightness, clean the bulb’s O
ring (No 3) bed, or replace the O ring if you
find any notches or incisions or other perma-
nent damage.
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Service
Steinbach VertriebsgmbH,
Aistingerstrasse 2, 4311 Schwertberg,
Österreich
e-mail: [email protected], www.steinbach.at
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