K983V4
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Luminaire battery
MUST NOT
be connected until building has a permanent un-switched live supply.
Repeated full discharges caused by fully removing power to luminaires with connected batteries (i.e. a nightly building power
down prior to hand over) will permanently damage the battery and invalidate any warranty.
Testing Maintained:
The unit should be connected to an unswitched live supply, which should be connected to the normal lighting sub-circuit in that
location. The LED indication should be checked to ensure that it is illuminated, this indicates that the batteries are charging.
A short discharge should be performed to check that the units are operating correctly. This is carried out by interrupting the
unswitched supply at the distribution board or by isolating the appropriate unswitched supply sub-circuit. The supply should
then be restored and the LED indication checked. After 24hrs carry out a full rated discharge test. The testing regime as
defined in EN 50172 should then be implemented. Alternatively, Self-Check products carry out a full rated duration test after 36
hours automatically and then preform automated tests to EN50172. See leaflet K1037 for further details.
If the unit no longer meets the emergency duration the battery must be replaced with a battery of the same type.
When used as intended this product complies with the EMC Directive 2004/108/EC and Low Voltage Directive 2012/19/EU.
Date of commissioning to be entered in the space provided on the battery label by either the installer or commissioning
engineer.
Safe Operation
1. Check the rating label for voltage and frequency before connecting this luminaire to the electrical supply.
2. Ensure that the mains supply is switched off when working on this luminaire, whether installing or carrying out any other
servicing.
3. To prevent damage to driver, do not mix with conventional magnetic ballasts on the same electrical circuit.
4. Where use in more onerous situations is required, e.g. In part-completed buildings before “drying-out” is completed, or
areas where ambient temperatures are outside the normal temperature range, then consult our Sales Office.
5. The light source contained in this luminaire shall only be replaced by the manufacturer or his service agent or a similar
qualified person
Servicing and Disposal
1. At commissioning and handing over of installation ensure that a copy of these instructions is presented to the authority
responsible for the operation and maintenance of the luminaries.
2. Servicing, e.g. cleaning, must only be carried out after the electricity supply has been switched off. It must not be assumed
that luminaries with lamps not lit are switched off-always check before servicing.
3. Cleaning should be carried out at regular intervals to ensure that dirt does not accumulate to an extent that will impair the
thermal safety or optical performance of the luminaire. Regular cleaning will also ensure that the optical performance of the
luminaries is maintained.
4. Avoid touching the LED array surface. To clean - Blow surface with either dry air or nitrogen gas.
5. At the end of life the luminaire is classed as WEEE under directive 2002/96/EC and should be disposed of in accordance
with local legislation.
Luminaire Cleaning
End of Life and Components Disposal
WEEE
