1 October 2018
Version 5 • CE and UL • ALIS Barn Lamp and ALIS Nest Lamp
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Once the ALIS Bus is positioned within the coupler housing, carefully bring the two lid sections together and close.
It is recommended to close the end clips first and then close the side clips by pressing on their outside surfaces
rather than the thumb levers.
Ensure that the ALIS Bus is not trapped when closing the coupler and the ALIS Barn Lamp ferrite surfaces
are clean and free from grit.
Ensure a minimum 3cm (1
¼
inches) of ALIS Bus remains untwisted at the coupler entry holes. Too tight
a twist at this point can cause a lift in the coupler lid resulting in a broken seal.
Attach all the remaining ALIS Barn Lamps to the desired position along the ALIS Bus. Once completed, cable tie the
ALIS Bus to the catenary wire.
Place the first two cable ties a minimum of 20 cm (8 inches) each side of the ALIS Coupler ensuring the
catenary wire supports the ALIS Barn Lamp on its clip. Add the remainder of the cable ties between 30cm
to 40cm (12 to 16 inches) apart to ensure the ALIS Bus does not droop at any point.
2.2 ALIS Nest Lamp
Reference sections 1. and 6. of this manual and the lamp positioning information, found within the lighting design
plan. If there is not any positioning information available, then fit to achieve the required lighting level within the
nest box. Take note of the lamp position and place the first lamp as follows. At the desired lamp position un-twist,
the ALIS Bus by no more than 5cm (2 inches). Place one wire from the ALIS Bus into the lamp coupler slot, as
shown below, ensuring the ALIS Bus is clean and free from grit.
Without untwisting the ALIS Bus any further, as the cable twist tension is used to hold the lamp in place, slide the
second wire over the lamp housing as shown below, locating and pressing the ALIS Bus wire firmly within the guide
clip channel.
Ensure the first wire has remained fully inserted within the coupler lamp slot. Attach all the remaining ALIS Nest
Lamps to the desired position along the ALIS Bus.
