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Caring for Your LumenDimM4micro
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The LumenDimM4micro is a circuit-board assembly without a protective
case.
This makes it more sensitive to damage by static discharge and
accidental short circuits than devices with an enclosure.
When wiring
and installing this device in an application, take appropriate precautions
for handling exposed electronics, including a grounded work mat and
static discharge strap.
Failure caused by static damage is not covered under
warranty.
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The LumenDimM4micro should not be used with AC power or with any
voltage higher than 35VDC.
Doing so will severely damage the device and
is extremely dangerous for the operator.
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Do not exceed the maximum total power handling of the
LumenDimM4micro, which is 6A. That is 72W at 12V, 144W at 24V, shared
across the four dimmer channels.
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Always use a fuse or circuit breaker at the source of power and always use
an appropriate wire size for the fuse rating. For example, if using a 3A fuse,
use wire that can safely carry 3A.
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The LumenDimM4micro should be kept away from excessive heat, cold, dust
and moisture.
• Do not immerse in water or other fluids.
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Dimmers generate heat when operating. Allow space for air to move around
the unit for cooling, especially when driving 5A or more.
The LumenDimM4micro is a high-power, high-current device. Failing to
observe appropriate safety precautions can result in fire or other risk. RC4
Wireless cannot be held responsible or liable in such cases. Operate the
LumenDimM4micro at your own risk.
