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CALIFORNIA ACCENT LIGHTING, INC.

2034 E. Lincoln Ave. #431, Anaheim, CA 92806

ph. 800.921.CALI (2254) or 714.535-7900  \  fx. 714.535.7902

[email protected]  \  calilighting.com

© CALI. All rights reserved. CALI reserves the right to make changes or withdraw specifications without prior notice.

Installation Instructions

Overview

LLED

8700-OL

1 of 12

lip

LEDs

Frosted Lens Cover

(#LLED8700-OL-LF)

End Cap

(#LLED8700-OL-EC)

Aluminum Extrusion

(#LLED8700-OL)

Power Connector

(#LLED8700-PC)

End View

1.20”

1.46”

1.20”

1.46”

INSTALLATION TOOLS REQUIRED

WARNING

•  Do not power lipLEDs when coiled or bunched together. 
  Maintain half inch spacing between parts when lit
•  Do not cover lipLEDs as the covering may cause it to overheat, melt, or ignite
•  Do not puncture or damage lipLEDs
•  Do  not  route  lipLEDs  through  walls,  doors,  windows,  or  building  structures                     
•  Do not roll out lipLEDs on rough surfaces or over sharp corners.
•  Do not use lipLEDs if damaged, such as, broken outer jacket, loose  
  connections, or frayed wire insulation. Inspect periodically
•  Do not secure lipLEDs with staples, nails, or like means that might  
  damage the insulation. Secure using mounting clips or mounting channel
•  Do not submerge lipLEDs in liquid or install near standing water or  
  other liquids
•  Do not install lipLEDs where it is subject to continuous flexing
•  Do not mount lipLEDs inside cabinets, tanks, or enclosures of any   
    kind without proper ventilation
•  Do not run lipLEDs at an operation temperature exceeding 65C or 149F or  
    below -20C or -4F

•  Use only standard outdoor extensions cords, such as, SW, STW, STOW,  
  SJW, SJOW, SJTW, and SJTOW
•  Ground Fault Circuit Interruptor (GFCI) protection is required on    
  circuits or outlets when lipLEDs is used for outdoor applications
•  Surge protector must be set up for electrical power system to avoid  
  damaging lipLEDs lighting system

•  Electric Compound Miter Saw
•  14.4 to 28 Volt Cordless Drill
•  Wire Strippers for 22 and 15  
  gauge wire
• Pliers
•  Wire Cutter
•  Phillips Bits - Sufficient Quantity
•  Carbide Masonry Drill Bits - 
  Sufficient Quantity

•  Concrete Tapcon Screws
•  Self Drill Metal Screws #4 x 1/2”  
  - Sufficient Quantity
•  Electrical Cords
•  Electrical Three Way
•  Safety Glasses
•  Measuring Tape
• Marker
•  Chalk Line

IMPORTANT 

VERIFY CORRECT

LUMINAIRE WAS RECEIVED WITH

CORRECT COLOR TEMPERATURE 

AND VOLTAGE BEFORE CUTTING

OR INSTALLING. 

CALI 

WILL NOT

BE RESPONSIBLE IF INCORRECT

LUMINAIRE IS INSTALLED.

2” increments up to max run

± 0.125” cutting tolerance

*See max run for more information

2”

6” increments up to max run

*See max run for more information

6”

2” increments up to max run

± 0.125” cutting tolerance

*See max run for more information

(Run lengths required)

2”

3.9” or 6.5”

6.5”

2” increments up to max run

± 0.125” cutting tolerance

*See max run for more information

2”

8’ Maximum extrusion and lens length

8’ Maximum extrusion and lens length

(Dry Location field cuttable)

Lens and extrusion shipped in 

8’ sections (field cuttable)

8’ Maximum extrusion and lens length

3.95” increments up to max run

± 0.125” cutting tolerance

*See max run for more information

3.95”

LLED8400 --->

LLED8000 --->

LLED8200 --->

LLED8300 --->

LLED8500 --->

LLED8100 --->

Specify Length (19.7”Assembly Increments)

(Add 2.5” to run for end cap and strain relief)

.75”

5.5W

.78”

.52”

*1.5W, 2.5W, 

3.6W, 4.5W

.47”

.36”

 6.5” (2.5W) or 3.9” (5.5W) increments up to max run

± 0.125” cutting tolerance

*See max run for more information

6.5“  increments up to max run

± 0.125” cutting tolerance

*See max run for more information

2” increments up to max run

± 0.125” cutting tolerance

*See max run for more information

2”

6” increments up to max run

*See max run for more information

6”

2” increments up to max run

± 0.125” cutting tolerance

*See max run for more information

(Run lengths required)

2”

3.9” or 6.5”

6.5”

2” increments up to max run

± 0.125” cutting tolerance

*See max run for more information

2”

8’ Maximum extrusion and lens length

8’ Maximum extrusion and lens length

(Dry Location field cuttable)

Lens and extrusion shipped in 

8’ sections (field cuttable)

8’ Maximum extrusion and lens length

3.95” increments up to max run

± 0.125” cutting tolerance

*See max run for more information

3.95”

LLED8400 --->

LLED8000 --->

LLED8200 --->

LLED8300 --->

LLED8500 --->

LLED8100 --->

Specify Length (19.7”Assembly Increments)

(Add 2.5” to run for end cap and strain relief)

.75”

5.5W

.78”

.52”

*1.5W, 2.5W, 

3.6W, 4.5W

.47”

.36”

 6.5” (2.5W) or 3.9” (5.5W) increments up to max run

± 0.125” cutting tolerance

*See max run for more information

6.5“  increments up to max run

± 0.125” cutting tolerance

*See max run for more information

Summary of Contents for LipLeds LLED8700-OL

Page 1: ...Sufficient Quantity Concrete Tapcon Screws Self Drill Metal Screws 4 x 1 2 Sufficient Quantity Electrical Cords Electrical Three Way Safety Glasses Measuring Tape Marker Chalk Line IMPORTANT VERIFY CORRECT LUMINAIRE WAS RECEIVED WITH CORRECT COLOR TEMPERATURE AND VOLTAGE BEFORE CUTTING OR INSTALLING CALI WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE IF INCORRECT LUMINAIRE IS INSTALLED 2 increments up to max run 0 125 c...

Page 2: ...as broken boards loose connections or frayed wire insulation Inspect before installing Do not secure lipLEDs with nails or like means that might damage the wiring inside Secure it by using mounting clips Do not submerge lipLEDs in liquid Do not install lipLEDs on places where it is subject to continuous flexing Do not mount lipLEDs inside tanks or enclosures of any kind without proper ventilation ...

Page 3: ...p lightstrip at any location Do not cover or penetrate lightstrip with any material Do not apply excessive pressure to surface of lightstrip Do not overlap extrusions in any way Channel must be on flat flush surface Do not install lightstrip in a zig zag fashion Do not install wet location in outdoor cove without proper drainage Do not install lightstrip with damaged seals or without shrink tube i...

Page 4: ...o channel Leave a 0 5 gap between end of channel and beginning of sealed power cord and end cap LLED8700 OL REQUIRES A TEAM EFFORT TO ENSURE SECURE AND CORRECT INSTALLATION Another person unreels LLED8700 from spool holding lightstrip at 45 angle 45 Apply pressure to lightstrip ensuring adherence to channel Feed from wire puller stand Channel Double sided tape supplied by others IMPORTANT NOTE TO ...

Page 5: ...changes or withdraw specifications without prior notice Installation Instructions LLED8700 OL 5 of 12 lipLEDs Power Connector LLED8700 PC 1 6AMP XX XX specify 2w or 4W LLED8700 PC 4AMP XX XX specify 2w or 4W Maximum run with 1 6 Amp power connector 30 Rectifier measures 2 1 x 1 2 x 63 Maximum run with 4 Amp power connector 80 Rectifier measures 3 7 x 2 34 x 1 27 34 63 2 1 1 2 34 36 5 2 34 63 2 1 3...

Page 6: ...g about 1 of wire NOTE Do not remove rectifier from power cord Feed wire into weatherproof junction box and secure with weatherproof strain relief fitting TIP Leave enough excess wire for feed to junction box to be relaxed Dry Location Hardwiring Dry Location Wiring Diagram Cutting the Power Plug If Applicable Wet Location Wiring Diagram Wet Location Hardwiring Service loop Rectifier Do not remove...

Page 7: ...to channel Ensure screw is flush with channel Ensure lens is snapped in place 7 Conduct continuity test 8 Set voltmeter to AC voltage then test power source before connecting 9a Connect using power plug If a conductive path is formed between hot and neutral wires on power plug the multimeter will beep You need to trouble shoot to find the short If there is no conductive path between hot and neutra...

Page 8: ...ing countersink holes NOTE Surface must be flat 6 Conduct continuity test 7 Set voltmeter to AC voltage then test power source before connecting 8a Connect using power plug If a conductive path is formed between hot and neutral wires on power plug the multimeter will beep You need to trouble shoot to find the short If there is no conductive path between hot and neutral wires the multimeter will no...

Page 9: ...ne to ensure a straight installation 3 Mount aircraft cables at locations as marked RECOMMENDATION 3 16 aircraft cable 4 Snap mounting clips into fixture using the same spacing 5 Install set screw to prevent mounting clip from sliding 6 Feed cable through loop and secure with a cable lock not included 2 Mark location where mounting clips will be installed RECOMMENDATION Quantity of mounting clips ...

Page 10: ... lighting 1 Turn off power before beginning Check for any twisting or damage to the circuit in the LED lightstrip If there is excessive damage and circuit is broken the lightstrip must be replaced 2 Check for metal particles or other foreign objects causing the short 3 Check if cut is clean and not frayed causing positive and negative copper nodes to touch 4 Ensure the run is not too long and over...

Page 11: ...stic enclosure 85 C maximum surface temperature rating Thermally Protected Transient Over voltage Circuit PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS The Surge series of products are designed to be used in conjunction with LED Drivers and fixtures to provide an additional level of protection against powerline disturbances in industrial commercial and residential applications where surge protection to IEEE C62 41 2 is ...

Page 12: ... Diversol Lestoil WARRANTY The manufacturer warrants this product to be free for 1 year against any defects that are due to faulty materials or workmanship This warranty applies only to the original consumer purchaser and only to products used in normal use and service If this product is found to be defective the manufacturer s only obligation and your exclusive remedy is the repair or replacement...

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