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4.
Installation
The fixture may be installed in any orientation, but if installed horizontally with
a downward beam-angle, water can potentially pool in the fan wells. Under
normal operation the moisture will evaporate. However, in locations with high
rainfall, you may wish to fabricate a rain shield above the fixture, or modify the
position and orientation of the fixture to minimize pooling.
Two quarter-turn brackets are supplied with the fixture if
it is to be flown above the ground. Rig the fixture to a
support truss or structure using the supplied brackets and
suitable clamps.
Fasten a safety cable (not shown) between the
support structure and the attachment point on
the fixture. The safety cable must be able to bear
at least 10 times the weight of the fixture.
5.
Connecting AC Power
The fixture can operate on any 100
–
240 V, 50/60 Hz AC mains power supply. It
draws approximately 2 amps at full power. For permanent installation, have a
qualified electrician wire the mains cable directly to a suitable branch circuit.
The junction’s ingress protection (IP) rating must be suitable for the location.
For temporary installation, the mains cable may be fitted with a grounded
connector intended for exterior use.
When installing standard type C circuit breakers there will be no limitations due
to the fixture in-rush current. Due to the nominal current of the fixture, ensure
that no more than:
