1. Decide on the position of the mirror light,
making sure there is a 200mm gap between
the sensor and any other surface – eg sink,
shelf etc. Ensure there is a solid mounting
surface, preferably a brick or block wall and
ensure that there are no cables or pipes
beneath the surface (except for the mirror
supply cable). If the wall is timber frame and
plasterboard then please use appropriate
fixings. Ensure the fixings used can support the
weight of the mirror.
2. Diagram 1. Remove the mirror front by
removing the 4 side screw assemblies, retain
these for re-use. Gently pull apart the demister
pad plug / socket (A) and remove the mains in
terminal block connection cover (B).
3. Diagram 2. Offer the back plate to the
mounting surface and determine the position of
the cable entry. Mark out the 4 mounting
positions as shown (C). Drill and plug the
mounting surface. Bring the mains cable
through the rubber grommet in the back
housing and secure the back housing to the
mounting surface – making sure that the sides
are vertical and the top is horizontal.
IMPORTANT: The rubber grommet must be
used at the cable entry point to ensure that the
water ingress protection of the fitting is
maintained.
4. Diagram 3. Connect the house wiring to the
terminal block. NOTE: This is a lass I fitting
and must be earthed. Cut and strip the mains
cable and connect it to the terminal block as
shown – see WIRING DETAILS. Re-fit the
terminal block cover (B).
5. Diagram 4. Re-connect the moulded male /
female connectors from the demister – (A).
6. Re-fit the mirror front making sure any
silicone seals are correctly positioned – to
protect the fitting against water ingress and that
no cables are trapped -then secure in position
with the 4 screw assemblies removed in 2
above.
7. Turn on the power and test the proximity