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Cooper Lighting Sure-Lites SELDW User manual

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IB505039EN 049-290 SURE-LITES
Installation Instructions for the Sure-Lites SELDW Emergency Luminaire for
Hazardous Locations
WARNING
Risk of Fire/Electric Shock
If not qualified, consult an electrician.
WARNING
Risk of Electric Shock
Disconnect power at fuse or circuit breaker before
installing or servicing.
Important Safeguards
WHEN USING ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, BASIC SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS SHOULD ALWAYS BE OBSERVED INCLUDING
THE FOLLOWING.
1. READ AND FOLLOW ALL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
2. Do not use this equipment for other than the intended use.
3. Installation is to be performed only by qualified personnel.
4. Install in accordance with National Electric Code and local
regulatory agency requirements.
5. The use of accessory equipment not recommended by the
manufacturer may cause an unsafe condition.
6. SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
MAX MOUNTING HEIGHT: 27.6 ft.
Figure 1
Cover
Weather Shield
Backplate
INSTALLATION – HAZARDOUS LOCATIONS
NOTE: For hazardous location compliance, the SELDW must
be installed using the provided conduit hub.The SELDW
should not be directly mounted to a junction box when
used in hazardous locations.
NOTE: Only proceed with installation to hazardous areas
when area is non-hazardous.
1. Extend AC supply of rated voltage to conduit opening.
Leave at least 18 inches of supply connection slack. Circuit
should not be energized. Use a wiring method suitable for
hazardous location ares.
2. Remove the weather shield by removing the 4 screws in
the corners (See Figure 1). Due to the airtight nature of the
exit sign, the weather shield may be held on by a slight
vacuum. If this occurs, carefully pry the corners of the
shield with a flat head screwdriver, but do no damage the
water shield or inner gasket.
Installation Instructions for the Sure-Lites SELDW Emergency Luminaire for Hazardous Locations
ACTIVATING TIME DELAY
The SELDW has an integrated time delay circuit that allows the
emergency lights to remain in emergency mode 15 minutes
after power is restored. Remove the jumper on the circuit board
labeled TDM/J4 to activate the time delay.
SETTING BROWN OUT CIRCUIT
Because of the universal input of the SELDW, the battery
charger will continue to function if voltage sags, even if the
normal power lights in the area fail. Selecting the appropriate
incoming voltage sets the voltage threshold for the brownout
circuit, so that the emergency lights will come on if voltage
sags. The SELDW ships with the circuit set to 120V. Determine
the incoming voltage, and select the appropriate jumper for the
brownout circuit (see Schematic).
OPERATION
The Sure-Lites Eagle Eye Self Diagnostics is continuously
monitoring your emergency light and will signal any failure
through the 3 color indicator LED.
Initial Operation
When the unit is first powered up it will go into a 24 hour fast
charge as indicated by the indicator LED pulsing green. Once
the unit has fully charged it will perform a self-calibration as
indicated by the steady green indicator LED. At this point the
unit will be float charging the battery to maintain a full charge.
Automatic Testing
The unit will perform a battery capacity, lamp/LED, and charge
circuit test every 30 days for 30 seconds. During testing the
indicator LED will change to a steady yellow. The unit will
perform a full battery capacity test for 90 minutes once per
year. During testing the indicator LED will change to a blinking
yellow.
Figure 2
3. Remove the cover by removing two screws at the bottom,
and lifting the cover hooks from the slots on thebackplate.
4. Remove the conduit plug at the the appropriate location
for the mounting (left side, right side, or top or backplate).
Remove only one plug and replace with hub and conduit
for hazardous location. If additional conduit mounts are
needed, a second Myers STGK 1 hub should be ordered.
Unscrew the conduit plug from the backplate using a
5/8” or 15mm wrench Connect conduit using the ½”
liquid tight fitting provided (See Figure 3). Both the Myers
STGK 1 and HUB1 by Cooper Lighting Solutions Crouse-
Hinds are approved or hazardous location use with this
exit sign. Conduit hubs must engage at least 3 and a half
threads for supply connections.
5. Secure the emergency light to the wall using one or more
of the knockouts provided. Remove the knockouts using a
hammer and flat blade screw driver.
NOTE: When mounting the SELDW, it is necessary to consider
the weight of the emergency light, about six pounds. A
suitable anchor is recommended, or mounting directly to a
stud, for the unit itself.
NOTE: The foam gasket on the back of the SELDW is suitable
for smooth surfaces, but for rough surface mounting,
silicone caulk should be used to prevent water from
entering the emergency light.
6. Once the backplate is secured, the housing can be held in
place during installation using the EZ Hang feature. (see
Fig. 2)
7. Connect incoming ground to the green ground wire.
8. Connect the incoming wires to the SELDW’s power supply
wires using the wire nuts provided. Connect the white
wire to neutral. Connect the black wire to the hot lead.
The SELDW uses a universal input power supply that will
accept from 120-277VAC (see Schematic).
9. Connect the battery leads to the PCB (see Schematic).
10.Replace the cover assembly, and adjust the heads
as needed. Once the area is returned to a hazardous
condition, do not adjust the heads for danger of spark.
11. Replace the weather shield.To insure a water tight fit,
make sure the gasket and weather shield edge are clean
and free of debris.
12.Energize AC supply. The test button should illuminate, and
LED heads will illuminate briefly when the test button is
pushed or laser test is engaged.
Installation Instructions for the Sure-Lites SELDW Emergency Luminaire for Hazardous Locations
• Charge Circuit (LED three blink red) and lamp/LED failure
(LED four blink red) will clear when the unit successfully passes
a manual or automatic 30 second test.
Indicators
• LED Off - No power to unit or in emergency mode.
• LED Steady Green - Unit is fully charged and is float charging
the battery to maintain readiness.
• LED Green Pulse - Unit is in a 24 hour fast charge of
the battery.
• LED Two Blink Red - Battery has failed a capacity test or the
battery is disconnected. See “Clearing Failure Codes” above.
• LED Three Blink Red - Battery charge circuit has failed. See
“Clearing Failure Codes” above.
• LED Four Blink Red - One or more of the lamps has failed.
See “Clearing Failure Codes” above.
• LED Steady Yellow - 30 second test or 10 second quick test
(Fast Charge only).
• LED Blinking Yellow - 90 minute test.
1. Check AC supply – verify that unit has 24 hour AC supply.
2. Unit is shorted or battery is not connected.
3. Battery discharged. Permit unit to charge for 24 hours and
then re-test.
4. If following the above trouble shooting hints does not
solve your problem, contact your local Cooper Lighting
Solutions representative for assistance.
Conduit plug
(ships in place)
Figure 3
Remove conduit plug using a 5/8”
or 15mm wrench. Replace with the
hazardous location conduit hub
provided in the desired location.
Hazardous
location
conduit hub
(provided)
Manual Testing
• 10 Second “Installation” test – Press and release the test
button once during fast charge (blinking green). The light will
switch to emergency mode for 10 seconds illuminating the
emergency lights allowing the installer to verify proper
installation of the unit. During testing the LED indicator will
turn steady yellow.
• 30 SecondTest - Press and release the test button once during
float charge (steady green). The indicator LED will turn steady
yellow to indicate the unit is performing a 30 second test of the
batteries and lamps/LEDs.
• 90 Minute Test – Press and release the test button a second
time during a 30 second test (steady yellow) to change to a
90 minute test. During testing the LED indicator will change to
blinking yellow and the circuit will perform a full battery
capacity, charge circuit and LED test for 90 minutes.
• Canceling Test – Press and release the test button during the
90 minute test (steady blink yellow) to return the emergency
light to its original state (fast charge or float charge).
Laser Testing
The SELDW is equipped with a Laser Test function that allows
the unit to be manually tested without physically pressing the
test button. Shining a laser pointer in the hole marked “LASER
TEST” on the bottom of the unit has the same effect as using
the test button. Only use a laser pointer properly labeled to be
suitable for the hazardous environment.
Clearing Failure Code
• A battery failure (LED two blink red) can be cleared by
replacing the battery. Disconnecting the battery and AC power
or performing a full 90 minute discharge will reset the error
code. However, the error code will return if the battery is faulty.
MAINTENANCE
Replace the batteries as needed according to ambient
conditions. However, we recommend that the equipment be
tested regularly in accordance with local codes.
NOTE: Servicing of any parts should be performed by
qualified personnel. Only use replacement parts supplied by
Cooper Lighting Solutions.
CAUTION: This equipment is furnished with a sophisticated low
voltage battery dropout circuit to protect the battery from over
discharge after its useful output has been used. Allow 24 hours
recharge time after installation or power failure for 90 minute
testing.
TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE
If LED heads or charge indicator LED does not illuminate, check
the following:
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Installation Instructions for the Sure-Lites SELDW Emergency Luminaire for Hazardous Locations
SCHEMATIC
BLACK -
HOT 120
THROUGH
277 VAC
WHITE -
NEUTRAL
SELF-DIAGNOSTIC
CHARGER/DRIVER PCB
TIME
DELAY
JUMPER
BATTERY
LED
HEADS
BROWNOUT
CIRCUIT
VOLTAGE
SELECTOR
D9
C1
J1
JP3
CN7
C3
+
C2
+
T1(EE19)
CN3 CN2
SW2
C6
+C4
MOV1
CN1
J4
L1
CN4
J2
J3
PR1
SW1
LED1
CN5
F1
C5
JP1
JP2
F2
D1
L2
H+
H-
JP4
++
JP6
JP5
SPT-1
277VAC
240VAC
120VAC
RMT-
BATT
W
B
TDM
+
RMT+
Remote
1
45
8
C19
Installation Instructions for the Sure-Lites XR6C-LED Emergency Luminaire.
SURE-LITES
STEADY BLINK
GREEN - FAST
CHARGE
STEADY YELLOW -
QUICK TEST
4 BLINK RED - LAMP /
LED FAILURE
3 BLINK RED - CHARGE
CIRCUIT FAILURE
STEADY BLINK YELLOW
- 90 MINUTE TEST
STEADY GREEN -
FULL / FLOAT
CHARGE
2 BLINK RED -
BATTERY FAILURE
OFF - EMERGENCY
MODE / POWER OFF
Eagle Eye
Self-Diagnostics
Cooper Lighting Solutions
1121 Highway 74 South
Peachtree City, GA 30269
P:770-486-4800
www.cooperlighting.com

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