Channel safety systems Grove User manual

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL

CHANNEL SAFETY SYSTEMS t: 0845 884 7000

Peterseld Business Park f: 0845 884 6000

Bedford Road

Peterseld

Hampshire e: sales@channelsafety.co.uk

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LED Twin Spot

from Channel Safety Systems

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Horizontal Adjustment Screw

Vertical Adjustment Screw

INSTALLATION

All Installations should be carried out by a competent electrician.

1. Lay tting on its back and remove lid.

2. Remove and discard packing pieces.

3. Fit unit securely to wall, unit may be mounted in any orientation.

4. Connect a 230V AC supply to the‘L E N’ terminal block on the circuit board.

5. Connect the battery to the PCB terminals ensuring correct polarity is observed. (Red +ve, Black –ve).

Follow for the IP65 Version: - Follow for the IP20 Version: -

Fault nding

Monitoring LED’s –The left hand LED indicates that the unit has a

230vAC supply and is charging the battery, if it is not illuminated, then the

mains 230v supply has failed, or the battery is faulty/disconnected. The right

hand LED indicates the lamps (LED clusters) are connected to the unit.

Unit Not Meeting Required Emergency Period

May require cycling. Discharge, then recharge for at least 24 hours. Re-test.

Battery may need replacing if emergency duration still not met.

To be regularly tested in accordance with BS5266-1:2005

1. Position the lamps to the required position and use the locking

screws to secure the lamps in the chosen position.

2. Please note if the unit is tted directly to a wall and downward

light is required, the unit must be mounted with the lamps at the

top.

3. The unit will not illuminate in emergency mode until the mains

has been switched on and subsequently failed.

4. Operational check – Restore the A.C. supply for 30 minutes and

then remove. The lamps should illuminate for at least 30 seconds.

5. Switch on the mains supply and note that the indicator LED’s

have illuminated, proving that the unit is operational, the lamp

continuity is OK and that the battery is being charged.

6. The unit has deep discharge protection and this should

operate when the battery voltage falls to approx. 8V DC, whilst in

the Emergency Mode.

1. The unit will not illuminate in emergency mode until the mains

has been switched on and subsequently failed.

2. Operational check – restore the A.C. supply for 30 minutes and

then remove. The lamps should illuminate for at least 30 seconds.

3. Switch on the mains supply and note that the indicator LED’s

have illuminated, proving that the unit is operational, the lamp

continuity is OK and that the battery is being charged.

4. The unit has deep discharge protection and this should

operate when the battery voltage falls to approx. 8V DC, whilst in

the Emergency Mode.

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TESTING

Recommended Routine Test Procedure

The following test is designed to ensure the continued protection of your premises and occupants. Because of the possibility of a failure of the normal light-

ing supply occurring shortly after a period of testing, all tests should, whenever possible, be undertaken at times of least risk, e.g. during daylight hours.

Once A Day

Visual inspection of battery charge led.

Once A Month

Each unit should be energised from it’s battery for adequate time to ensure, by simulation of a failure of the normal lighting supply, the emergency mode is

functioning correctly.

Once Each Year