Crompton Lighting LASERLINE User manual

28W - 1153 MM SUSPENSION CENTRES
35W - 1453 MM SUSPENSION CENTRES
3) Thread 1.5m long wire into clutch
body higher than required to
enable easy downward
adjustment.
1) Fix ceiling boss to mounting
surface using suitable wood
screw or appropriate M6 fastener.
4) Offer housing up to ‘Y’ section wire and
feed nipple ends into keyhole slots.
Adjust height of housing downwards by
pressing top of clutch.
2) Feed 1.5m long wire into
fastener body as shown.
Screw body into ceiling boss.
B)A)
Installation Instructions for:
LASERLINE
LIGHTING
28W - 1288 O/A LENGTH
35W - 1588 O/A LENGTH
These luminaries comply with BS EN60598 Class 1(IP20) and are suitable for use in normal indoor conditions. Where use in more
onerous situtations is required, e.g. in part-completed buildings before “drying-out” is completed, or areas where ambient
temperatures are outside the normal temperature range, then consult Crompton Lighting.
Approved normal temperature range: 5°C to 25°C
Preparation for Installation
1. Remove louvre from housing and peel off remaining protective film from louvre surfaces. Re-fit louvre.
Dimensional Data
Installation
2. Connect supply and earth leads to appropriate connector.
Blue N
Brown L
Green/Yellow
Note: On emergency luminaires connect the unswitched wire to L2.
The luminaire must be earthed
Note: Emergency and High Frequency luminaires must NOT be megger or high voltage tested.

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Shootbolt Louvre - Installation
1. Attach louvre suspension cord through the hole in louvre end bracket and connect earthing spade onto same bracket.
2. Locate the shootbolts at the cord suspension end of the louvre, into the endplate and swing the other end up into position,
pulling back the shootbolt handles to lock into place.
Servicing Control Gear
1. Remove louvre, remove lamps and disconnect internal plug and socket.
2. Slacken off gear tray fixing nuts and slide out of slots.
3. Move gear tray forward to next line of fixing slots, slide fixing nuts in and tighten nuts.
4. Reverse the above operations to return luminaire to its operating condition.
Safe Operation
1. Check the rating label for voltage and frequency before connecting this luminaire to the electrical supply.
2. Ensure that the mains supply is switched off when working on this luminaire, whether installing, re-lamping or carrying out any
other servicing.
3. Use the correct lamps as initially supplied or as indicated on the ballast label.
4. Do not mount luminaire on or close to readily flammable materials.
5. To prevent damage to H.F. Ballasts do not mix H.F. and Conventional Magnetic Ballasts (Switch, Quick or S.R Start) on the
same electrical circuit.
Servicing and Lamp Disposal
1. At commissioning and handing over of installation ensure that a copy of these instructions are presented to the authority
responsible for the operation and maintenance of the luminaires.
2. Servicing, e.g. cleaning, lamp replacement, must only be carried out after the electricity supply has been switched off. It must
not be assumed that luminaires with lamps not lit are switched off - always check before servicing.
3. Cleaning should be carried out at regular intervals to ensure that dirt does not accumulate to an extent that will impair the
thermal safety of the luminaire. Regular cleaning will also ensure that the optical performance of the luminaires is maintained.
A louvre cleaning solution to remove fingerprints and other unwanted marks is available (part no. LVRSOL). Polythene gloves
are supplied with all louvred fittings, however if required, cotton gloves can also be ordered (part no. LVRGLV).
4. Failed lamps must be replaced as soon as practicable by lamps of the same type.
5. Lamps should be disposed of by breaking them in a container.Precautions must be taken against flying glass or other
fragments. This should be done out of doors or in a well ventilated area. Disposal of the debris of large quantities of lamps may
be the subject of special regulations of your Local Authority who should be consulted for specific guidance.
6. All other parts of these luminaires, in small quantities, may be disposed of in the normal way. However, if large quantities of
plastic are to be incinerated special precautions should be taken against the fumes which may be given off.