Cree CR150-650L User manual

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
CR150
INCLUDING CR150-650L, CR150-1000L, CR150-2000L
STEP 1:
Remove CR150 fixture from the packaging. Remove and save the
two screws from the power supply lid. Remove the lid from the
power supply exposing the terminal block. See Figure 1.
STEP 2:
Ensure power is turned off at main power source. If replacing
existing fixture, remove existing fixture from the ceiling opening and
disconnect wires. For new installation, cut a 150-175mm diameter
opening into ceiling for CR150.
STEP 3:
When Installing With Conduit: Remove and discard sheathed
wire installation plate. Select conduit installation plate and remove
knockout holes with screw driver. See Figure 2.
Locate power wires inside the ceiling opening. Pull wires through
conduit. Install and fasten conduit with conduit nut onto supplied
conduit installation plate. Continue to STEP 4.
When Installing With Sheathed Wire: Select sheathed wire
installation plate and discard conduit installation plate. See Figure 2.
TO INSTALL:
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CR150
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IP44
IP20
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7
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75mm
47,5mm
CAUTION - Tc location
shown is 55°C max
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63°C
Conduit Installation Plate
Sheathed Wire Installation Plate
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
WARNING - Risk of Electric Shock. Disconnect power at fuse or circuit breaker
before installing or servicing.
READ AND FOLLOW ALL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
1. Each luminaire shall be installed only in its intended manner and orientation
2. Luminaire designed for use only on 220-240V, 50/60 Hz, protected circuits from
Circuit Breaker / Fuse Panel.
3. Recommended xed wiring size is 0.75-2.5 sq. mm. Recommended strip length
is 7mm.
4. Installation should only be performed by qualied personnel.
5. The luminaire is to be installed in accordance with the national installation
regulations and electrical codes.
6. Lens portion of luminaire is suitable for IP44 locations. Remainder portion of
luminaire is only suitable for IP20 locations.
7. Suitable for locations with maximum ambient of 35°C.
8. Suitable for damp locations..
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
CEILING OPENING, CEILING THICKNESS COMPATIBILITY
• CR150 fixture is designed to be compatible with 150-175mm diameter ceiling openings.
• Either fixture should be installed in non-insulated ceilings ranging from 1-25mm thick and with maximum above ceiling temperature of
35°C.
• Not all existing ceiling openings that meet these requirements will be compatible with the CR150. To ensure compatibility, a test
installation should be conducted.
FOR AUSTRIALIA (AU) AND NEW ZEALAND (NZ) ONLY, THE
FOLLOWING INSTALLATION IS REQUIRED:
1. Minimum clearance for insulation installation around the product per the “CA80”
requirements in accordance with the NZ requirements as shown below:
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2. Building insulation abutting the luminaire must meet the following requirements :
a. Insulation abutting the luminaire needs to be of a type that can retain its structural integrity when exposed to maximum surface
temperatures of this luminaire (90C) for CA80
b. Abutting insulation must be able to withstand 30 second needle ame test as per ASNZS 60695.11.5
c. Loose ll insulation as per NZS 4246 is not permitted to abut or cover this down light “batt” style insulation is ok subject to complying to “b”
FOR ALL OTHER COUNTRIES, THE FOLLOWING INSTALLATION IS REQUIRED:
1. Luminaire not suitable for covering with thermally insulated material.
2. Ensure adequate free air space (>50mm) around the entire luminaire and its power supply unit.

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REMOVAL OF CR150
NOTE: Ensure power to fixture is
disconnected before attempting to
remove CR150 from ceiling.
To remove fixture from the ceiling,
firmly grasp the outer ring and slowly
pull the fixture from the ceiling.
STEP 4:
Power Connection: Insert the “Ground”
wire into the terminal block port labeled
with the universal ground symbol. Insert
the “Line” wire into the terminal block
port labeled “L”. Insert the “Neutral” wire
into the terminal block port labeled “N”.
Wire can be inserted into either port
under respective symbol. Ensure wire is
secure in terminal block. Care should be
taken not to damage wiring during this
process. See Figure 3.
NOTE: Maximum current for looping-in is
16A when connecting multiple fixtures.
STEP 5:
Strain relief wires with strain relief clips.
See Figure 4.
STEP 6:
Close lid and re-engage snap features.
STEP 7:
Assemble installation plate onto power
supply lower housing.
STEP 8:
Re-install lid onto power supply by
fastening with screws removed in Step 1
STEP 9:
Insert power supply into ceiling opening.
See Figure 5.
STEP 10:
To insert the CR150 in the ceiling
opening, feed all excess wiring into
ceiling. Carefully rotate both retention
springs up until they reach the lid of the
integrated junction box. Insert the CR150
into the ceiling with wiring or conduit
first. Once the springs are through the
ceiling opening carefully release the
springs allowing the CR150 to seat itself
in the ceiling opening. See Figure 6.
STEP 11:
Installation is complete. Reconnect
power at main power source.
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