Cree lighting Kbl series User manual

KBL Series

LED Luminaire

Universal Hook and Cord or Pendant Mount

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

INSTRUCTIONS D’INSTALLATION

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS

When using electrical equipment, basic safety precautions should

always be followed including the following:

READ AND FOLLOW ALL

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

1. DANGER- Risk of shock- Disconnect power before installation.

DANGER – Risque de choc – Couper l’alimentation avant

l’installation.

2. This luminaire must be installed in accordance with the NEC or

your local electrical code. If you are not familiar with these codes

and requirements, consult a qualied electrician.

Ce produit doit être installé conformément à NEC ou votre code

électrique local. Si vous n’êtes pas familier avec ces codes et ces

exigences, veuillez contacter un électricien qualié.

3. Suitable for damp location.

Convient aux emplacements humides.

4. Maximum ambient operating temperature: 9L, 12L, 18L (M) =

50°C and 24L (H), and 30L= 40°C.

Température ambiante maximale de fonctionnement:

9L, 12L, 18L (M) = 50°C et 24L (H), et 30L= 40°C.

5. MIN 90°C SUPPLY CONDUCTORS

LES FILS D’ALIMENTATION 90°C MIN.

6. Check to make sure that all input power connections have been

properly made and the module is grounded to avoid potential

electrical shock.

7. DO NOT lift luminaire by the power cord or any of the cables

connected to the LED heatsink and LED driver.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

FOR FUTURE REFERENCE

NOTES:

• Images used in this installation sheet are for illustration purpose,

there are different congurations of the luminaire.

• For each mounting application below, when mounting to surface

ensure that the mounting surface and customer supplied

hardware is capable of supporting the weight of the luminaire.

• The center of mounting is NOT the same as the center of

luminaire.

TO INSTALL:

HOOK AND CORD MOUNT

STEP 1:

Push down on retainer spring until top of spring is free of

luminaire hook. See Figure 1.

STEP 2:

Slide hook into securely mounted customer supplied eye

hanger and return retainer spring to original position.

NOTE: The luminaire should already be factory set for correct

balance. If necessary, the fixture may be balanced by loosening

the hook adjustment screws on the top of the housing and

sliding the hook as necessary for correct balance. Tighten hook

adjustment screws when finished. See Figure 1.

STEP 3:

Make wiring connections per the Electrical Connections

section. After electrical connections for luminaires with a

sensor go to pages 4-6 for installation of sensor.

Luminaire Hook

Hook Adjustment Screws

Retainer Spring

1/2” (13mm) IP, 0.875”

(22mm) O.D. Knockout

KBL

KBL WITH ML

SENSOR

KBL WITH PML

SENSOR

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Hinged J-box

“L” Channel

Pendant Mount Hole

3/4” (19mm) IP, 1.125”

(29mm) O.D.

1/2” (13mm) IP,

0.875” (22mm)

O.D. Knockouts

3/4” (19mm) IP,

1.125” (29mm)

O.D. Knockouts

Adjustment Screws

Hinged Splice

Box

Pendant Slider

Plate

PENDANT MOUNT

STEP 1:

Remove hinged splice box from top of housing

by loosening screw and sliding box to the right

and up from “L” channel. Unhook from hinge

holes. See Figure 2 and 3.

STEP 2:

Remove hook, slider plate and cord and

discard. Plug junction box knockout hole with

provided junction box plug.

STEP 3:

Attach the supplied pendant mount slider plate

using (2) supplied screws (Adjustment Screws).

Use customer supplied 3/4” threaded pendant,

along with two customer supplied locknuts

(one for inside the hinged splice box and one

for outside the splice box). Pull supply leads

into position from customer supplied conduit.

Note: If necessary, the luminaire may be

balanced by loosening (2) screws for pendant

adjustment on the top of the hinged splice box

and sliding the adjustment plate as necessary

for correct balance. Tighten (2) screws when

finished. See Figure 2.

STEP 4:

Attach one end of the hinged splice box to

luminaire by aligning hinge slots on Mounting

Bracket with hinges (on splice box), and then

inserting the hinges into the slots.

STEP 5:

Make wire connections per Electrical

Connections and then push the leads into

hinged splice box. Close the hinged J-box and

re-tighten the screw. See Figure 3.

STEP 6:

Secure other end of the hinged splice box

to luminaire by sliding screw on Mounting

Bracket up and over in “L” channel on the

hinged splice box. See Figure 2.

STEP 7:

Secure luminaire to hinged splice box by

tightening screw.

STEP 8:

For luminaires with a sensor go to pages 4-6

for installation of sensor.

REFLECTOR INSTALLATION

TOOL LESS REFLECTOR:

STEP 1:

Place the reflector over the luminaire

mounting tabs so that the big reflector keyhole

slots align with the tabs. See Figure 4.

NOTE: For aluminum reflectors, insert

two screws, provided with the reflector, for

retention as shown in Figure 4.

STEP 2:

Turn the reflector counter-clockwise until it

locks into place with the locking feature. See

Figure 4.

STEP 3:

To remove the reflector, depress locking tab

and turn reflector clockwise.

Hinged J-box

Screw

(4) Keyhole

Slots

(4)

Luminaire

Mounting

Tabs

Locking

Feature

5Loosen

Screws

Add 2 Screws For Aluminum

Reflectors

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STANDARD REFLECTOR:

STEP 1:

Loosen the (4) screws, shown in Figure 5, at least 0.1 inch from the

heatsink.

NOTE: The view in Figure 5 is of the underside of the luminaire.

STEP 2:

Bring trim into housing and line up the (4) screws from Step 1, with the

keyhole slots on the reflector.

STEP 3:

Rotate trim, turn clockwise and tighten the (4) screws from Step 1.

Mounting Lens or Wire Guard To Aluminum Reflector

STEP 1:

Secure the hinge retainer and frame hinge to the reflector using

supplied screw and lock nut. See Figure 6.

NOTE: Reflector is pre-punched at position of this installation.

STEP 2:

Swing the wire guard into place and secure to the reflector with the

attached spring latch. See Figure 6.

Mounting Lens or Wire Guard To Prismatic/ Polycarbonate

Reflector

STEP 1:

Place lens or wire guard onto the bottom of reflector, and place V-band

around lens and reflector. See Figure 7.

STEP 2:

Secure lens or wire guard to reflector by tightening screw on V-band.

See Figure 7.

INSTALLING SAFETY CABLE

NOTE: Safety Cable is sold separately as an accessory, please refer

to installation sheet in safety cable packaging for complete installing

instructions.

STEP 1:

Attach one end of the safety cable through the fin of the heatsink. See

Figure 8.

STEP 2:

Attach other end of the safety cable to mounting surfaces using

customer supplied hardware.

Reflector Hinge Retainer

Frame Hinge

Mounting Ring

Reflector

Lens with V-band

Screw

Safety Cable

Heatsink

ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

STEP 1:

Make the following Electrical Connections:

a. For 120/277/347V connect the black fixture lead to the

voltage supply or Hot 1 (for 208/240/480V wiring).

b. For 120/277/347V connect the white fixture lead to the

neutral supply or Hot 2 (for 208/240/480V wiring).

c. Connect the green or green/yellow ground lead to the green

wire position of the terminal block.

STEP 2:

For Dimming make the following Electrical Connections:

NOTE: The incoming signal cable needs to pass through the 1/2”

knockout shown in Figure 3 on page 2.

d. If 0/1-10V Dimming is used, connect the violet lead to the

supply positive dimming lead. If dimming is not being used

ensure to cap off the violet lead.

e. If 0/1-10V Dimming is used, connect the gray lead to the

supply negative dimming lead. If dimming is not being used

ensure to cap off the gray lead.

LINE

OR HOT 1

GREEN

LINE-BLACK

GROUND-GREEN

NEUTRAL-WHITE

DIM (-) GREY

DIM (+) VIOLET

NEUTRAL

OR HOT 2

VIOLET

GREY

SUPPLY WIRING

(DIMMING OPTIONAL)

LUMINAIRE

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Driver Box

Wire

Form

Tabs

Sensor

Adjustment

Screw

ML SENSOR INFORMATION

NOTE: For programming of sensor and

more detailed description of sensor visit

https://www.acuitybrands.com/en/products/

detail/575660/sensor-switch/lsxr-series/

fixture-mount-sensor.

INSTALLING SENSOR

STEP 1:

Locate the wire form on the sensor and

install onto the luminaire by inserting the

wire form into the (2) tabs under the driver

box. See Figure 9.

STEP 2:

Ensure that the sensor is leveled. To level the

sensor, loosen the screw on the top side of

the sensor, and retighten the screw once the

sensor is leveled. See Figure 9.

SENSOR DESCRIPTION

The occupancy sensor controls high and low

light levels based on occupancy.

The sensor uses passive infrared sensing

(PIR) technology that reacts to changes in

infrared energy (moving heat) within the

coverage area. Once the space is vacant and

the time delay elapses (adjustable from 30

seconds to 30 minutes), the luminaire will

turn off or dim. Sensors must directly “see”

motion of an occupant to detect them, so

careful consideration must be given to sensor

placement. Avoid placement where sensor’s

line of sight may be obstructed

IMPORTANT: There is an initial warm-up

period. It may take up to a minute before

the lights turn on due to a sensor warm–up

period required during initial power-up. This

occurs during installation or after a lengthy

power failure only.

PML SENSOR INFORMATION

NOTE: For programming of sensor and

more detailed description of sensor visit

https://www.legrand.us/-/media/brands/

wattstopper/.../ws-datasheet-fsp-2x1b.ashx.

INSTALLING SENSOR

NOTE: Ensure that you remove the label on

the unit that says, “Remove This Label Before

Installing Lens”. If this label is not removed,

the sensor will not work properly.

STEP 1:

Rotate the wire form up as shown. The

wire form will snap into position to hold the

Sensor horizontal. Confirm that Sensor screw

is tight. See Figure 10.

STEP 2:

Locate the wire form on the sensor and

install onto the luminaire by inserting the

wire form into the (2) tabs under the driver

box. See Figure 11.

STEP 3:

Rotate Sensor as needed to level position or

adjust field of view.

NOTE: The horizontal position is fixed.

SENSOR DESCRIPTION

The FSP-2X1 is a motion sensor that controls

lighting levels based on occupancy and

ambient light.

The sensors use passive infrared (PIR)

sensing technology that reacts to changes

in infrared energy (moving body heat) within

the coverage area. Once the sensor stops

detecting movement and the time delay

elapses, lights will go from high to low

mode and eventually turn off if it is desired.

Sensors must directly “see” motion of a

person or moving object to detect them, so

careful consideration must be given to sensor

luminaire placement and lens selection.

Avoid placing the sensor where obstructions

may block the sensor’s line of sight. See

Figure 12.

The FSP-2X1 operates on low voltage output

of driver, no power pack is required. It is

designed to be installed in indoor and outdoor

environments. Once the device is initially

powered up, the FSP-2X1 will use factory

default parameters to operate. If adjustments

are needed, the programming tool must be

used.

Light Sensor

IR Transmitter

IR Receiver

PIR Sensor

Motion

Indicator

Red LED

Driver Box

Wire

Form

Tabs

Sensor

Screw

Wire Form

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FSP-2X1 COMMISSIONING

The commissioning process establishes the

appropriate operating parameters of the

FSP-2X1. This is done using the programming

tool.

USING THE PROGRAMMING TOOL

The Wireless IR Programming Tool is a

handheld remote control for setup and testing

of the FSP-2X1. It provides wireless access to

change the parameters of the sensor.

The programming tool displays menus and

prompts to lead you through each process.

The navigation pad provides an intuitive way

to navigate through the customization fields.

See Figure 13.

Within a certain mounting height of the

sensor, 40’ (12.2m) or less, the programming

tool allows modification of the system simply

with the touch of a few buttons, without

requiring ladders or tools.

OPERATION

The programming tool’s IR transceiver allows

bidirectional communication between the

FSP-2X1 and the remote control. Simple

menu screens display the current status

of the system and allow editing of the

sensor parameters, such as high/low mode,

sensitivity, time delay, cut off and more.

You can also establish and store FSP-2X1

parameter profiles.

BATTERIES

The programming tool operates on three

standard 1.5V AAA Alkaline batteries or

three rechargeable AAA NiMH batteries (See

Figure 15). The battery status is shown in the

upper right corner of the home screen (See

Figure 16). Three bars next to BAT= indicates

a full battery charge. A warning appears

on the display when the battery charge

falls below a minimum acceptable level. To

conserve battery power, the programming

tool automatically shuts off 10 minutes after

the last key press.

NAVIGATION

Use the (up) or (down) arrow keys to navigate

from one field to another. The active field is

indicated by a blinking cursor.

Once active, use the Select button to move

to a menu or function within the active field.

Value fields are used to adjust parameter

settings. They are shown in angle brackets:

<value>. Once active, change them using

the (left) and (right) arrow keys. In general,

the (right) key increments and the (left) key

decrements a value. Selections wrap-around

if you continue to press the key beyond

maximum or minimum values. Moving away

from the value field overwrites the original

value. The Home button takes you to the

main menu. The Back button can be thought

of as an undo function. It takes you back one

screen. Changes that were in process prior to

pressing the key are lost. See Figure 14.

For further details on the Sensor, Settings,

Tips and refer to https://www.legrand.us/-/

media/brands/wattstopper/.../ws-datasheet-

fsp-2x1b.ashx.

IR COMMUNICATION

IR communication can be affected by the

mounting height of the sensor and high

ambient lighting such as direct daylight or

other electric light sources in close proximity

When trying to communicate with the FSP-

2X1, be sure to be positioned directly under

the sensor without any obstructions. Every

time the programming tool establishes

communication with the FSP-2X1, the

controlled load will cycle. See Figure 14.

• If communication is not successful, (if

possible) move closer to the sensor.

In some cases, a ladder or lift may be

required

• If still not successful, there may be

too much IR interference from other

sources. Programing the unit at night

when there is no daylight available

may be the only way to communicate

with the sensor.

• If multiple FSP-2X1 sensors are

within the transceiver’s range, all

of the loads may cycle and the “no

response from device” message may

appear on the display.

Home Screen

15 16

Distance may vary

depending on

the lighting

environment

max. height

of 40'

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TROUBLESHOOTING

NO RESPONSE SCREEN APPEARS:

• Make sure that the sensor is not obstructed.

• Move closer to the sensor. A ladder or lift may be required.

• The angle may be too high, move closer so that you are directly

underneath the sensor.

• Make sure that multiple sensors are not in the range of the

transceiver. If this happens, then all of the luminaires will cycle.

• If still not successful, there may be too much IR interference from

other sources. Programming the unit at night may be the only way

to communicate with the sensor.

LIGHTS WILL NOT go to high mode:

• Make sure that the sensor is not obstructed. The sensor must

detect motion to switch to HIGH mode. The red LED indicator will

blink when motion is detected.

• Check the light level parameter, to find out the amount of light

that the sensor is detecting. Cover the sensor lens to simulate

darkness in the room. If the luminaire goes to high mode, then the

setpoint needs to be adjusted to a value greater than the detected

light level. See the new settings and current settings sections for

instructions.

• If the light level is higher than the setpoint value but less than

the photocell value, then the luminaire will remain in low mode.

Adjust the setpoint and photocell values as needed.

• Make sure that the high and low settings are correct by checking

the current settings.

Lights will not go into Low Mode:

The time delay can be set from a minimum of 30 seconds to a maximum

of 30 minutes. Ensure that the time delay is set to the desired value and

that there is no movement within the sensor’s view for that time period.

• To quickly test the unit operation, enable Test Mode and move out

of the sensor’s view. The luminaire should go to LOW mode after 5

seconds.

Lights will not turn OFF:

• Cut Off time may be set to “None.”

• Ensure that the Cut Off is set to the desired time and that there is

no movement within the sensor’s view for that time period when

the lights are in Low Mode.

• To quickly test the unit operation, enable test mode and move out

of the sensor’s view. The luminaire should switch to LOW mode

after 5 seconds and then turn OFF (if cut off is enabled) after 10

sec.

• If the luminaire does not turn off in daylight, check the ambient

light level. Adjust the photocell setting to a value lower than the

ambient light level. The setpoint may also need to be adjusted if

the difference is less than 10 fc.

• Make sure that the Sensitivity field is not set to On-Fix.

Lights will not turn ON:

• Check all wire connections and verify that the load and the ground

wires are tightly secured.

• Check the current settings. If the setpoint value is lower than the

ambient light level, the luminaire will be held OFF. Increase the

setpoint value.

• Disable the cut off function, if not desired.

• Make sure that the Sensitivity field is not set to Off-Fix.

OPERATION DURING POWER-UP

During the sensor warm-up period, which can last up to a minute after

initial power-up (or after a lengthy power outage), the load will remain

ON until the selected time delay expires.

TECHNICAL SUPPORT

If unable to successfully resolve problems with the sensor, contact Cree

Lighting at 800.236.6800 for technical support.

FEDERAL COMMUNICATION COMMISSION INTERFERENCE STATEMENT

CAUTION: Changes or modifications not expressly approved could void your authority to use this equipment.

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2)

this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

This device has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are

designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the device is operated in a commercial environment. This device generates,

uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference

to radio communications. Operation of this device in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to

correct the interference at his own expense.

INDUSTRY CANADA STATEMENT

This device complies with Industry Canada license-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not

cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device. In addition,

this device complies with ICES-003 of the Industry Canada (IC) Regulations.

Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d’Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence. L’exploitation est autorisée aux deux

conditions suivantes : (1) l’appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage, et (2) l’utilisateur de l’appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi,

même si le brouillage est susceptible d’en compromettre le fonctionnement.

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