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Thank you for buying the Defender LED Luminator.
You should read the entire manual before you use Luminator, and you should restrict use to persons who have
read, understood, and who will follow all warnings and instructions contained in this manual. In addition, you
should follow all warnings and instructions affixed to your Luminator.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
This instruction manual contains vital information for the safe use and efficient operation of the Luminator.
Carefully read and understand all instructions before operating & maintaining the Luminator, failure to adhere to
the instructions could result in serious personal injury.
If there is anything that you don’t understand, DO NOT use this equipment. Contact the supplier for advice.
INSPECT YOUR NEW LED LUMINATOR
Upon receiving the Luminator the following items should be included:
1. LED LUMINATOR
2. USER INSTRUCTIONS
Upon receiving the Luminator remove all transit packaging and ensure no damage has occurred.
KEEP THIS MANUAL FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
THIS MANUAL MUST BE MADE AVAILABLE TO THE USER AT ALL TIMES.
GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION
1. This manual should be used in conjunction with a suitable Risk Assessment and Method
Statement conducted for the project to be undertaken
2. Only competent persons should use the Luminator
3. Before erecting the mast ensure there are no overhead obstructions
4. Always switch off the unit and remove the power supply when not in use
OPERATOR SAFETY INFORMATION
5. Check all locking stabiliser components and ensure that Luminator is stable before use
6. Never use the Luminator if you are unwell or under the influence of alcohol or drugs
PRODUCT SAFETY INFORMATION
7. Ensure that the Luminator is thoroughly visually inspected before use. If any of the components are damaged
DO NOT use until these faults have been corrected
8. Ensure the Luminator is maintained. Castors and moving components should be lubricated periodically to
keep them running freely
9. Ensure that all necessary components and safety equipment is available and operational where needed.
Wear protective gloves and footware when moving and handling Luminator
10. Ensure all labels are present and readable
ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS
11. Do not use on soft or uneven surfaces. Ensure the ground upon which the Luminator is to be used
is capable of withstanding the weight of the unit
12. Establish an exclusion zone and fit warning signs. Ensure the exclusion zone is a minimum of 1 metre
around the Luminator
13. Always be aware of live electrical apparatus, cables and moving parts of machinery around the work area
14. Inform everyone in the work area of what you are doing and instruct them to adhere to the exclusion zone
15. The Luminator has an IP44 rating, however DO NOT use in adverse weather conditions. Consider
additional wind loading that could be generated by tunnel effects. Refer to page 4 for further information
16. Ensure the work area is kept tidy and observe other people within the environment
TRANSPORTATION SAFETY INFORMATION
17. The Luminator can be moved manually by tilting the unit onto the castors and using the handle to
manoeuvring into position. Please note: the unit must not be moved until the mast and stabilisers are fully
retracted and locked in position
18. Always visually inspect the Luminator after moving it and before use
19. The Luminator weighs 90Kg. Caution should be observed when moving or lifting and good manual
handling practice should be followed
20. If lifting the Luminator ensure that the unit is lifted from the lifting points – the red handle ring at the top of
the unit and the red foot stand at the base
21. Transport the Luminator on its side – locate the unit on the wheels and skids moulded to the main body of
the Luminator. Secure the lighthead into position with the strap and hook
WORKING PRACTICES SAFETY INFORMATION
22. Deploy and lock stabilisers during use. To deploy outriggers, ensure one hand remains on the red handle to
stabilise the unit whilst the stabiliser is deployed
23. It is recommended when using the Luminator adequate electrical protection is used. Use an inline RCD or
ensure the Luminator is powered from a protected supply
24. Keep combustible materials a minimum of 1 metres from the light head
25. Do not use the unit within potentiallly explosive environments i.e. areas where high concentrations of
flammable gases or liquids are present
26. Ensure the mains power cable is suitable (3-core 1.5mm). The cable must be fully unwound and routed to
ensure this does not present a trip hazard in the work environment
27. Ensure electrical cables are routed away from water and other potential hazards such as sharp edges that
may damage the cable insulation
RISK ASSESSMENT
It is the user’s responsibility to carry out a full Risk Assessment before using the Luminator. The Risk
Assessment should establish a safe working zone and a safe system of work to ensure operator safety and the
safety of others.
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
Ensure the operator is wearing the correct personal protective equipment for the task to be undertaken. Gloves
and protective footware should be worn when manoeuvring the Luminator.
LIFTING
The unit weights 90kg. An appropriate manual handling risk assessment should be carried out prior to a
manual lift and a safe procedure of work established before it is undertaken. Ensure all persons involved in the
operation are physically capable of such a lift and familiar with the lifting points – Ensure that the mast is fully
retracted, the light head secured using the transit lock and the power supply removed before lifting or moving.
The stablisers should be stowed and secured into position.
MOVING
Ensure the ground along the intended route is clear of any obstacles. Consider any size limitations/restrictions
along the route at both ground level and possible height restrictions or obstacles.
