Eterna WP51SDEM3 User manual

Model:
WP51SDEM3 / WP61SDEM3
IP65 LED Emergency Step Dim Weatherproof Fittings
These instructions are provided as a guideline to assist you.
PLEASE READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE INSTALLATION
AND RETAIN FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
A guide for qualied electricians
Email: [email protected]o.uk / [e-mail]
Visit our website: www.eterna-lighting.co.uk Made in ChinaIssue 0918
PACK CONTENTS:
LED weatherproof tting
FIXING KIT:
2 x Hanging clips
2 x Hanging hooks
1 x Grommet
1 x IP65 gland
2 x Wall plugs
2 x Fixing screws
2 x Washers
EVENTUALLY, YOU MAY WANT TO
REPLACE THIS PRODUCT:
Regulations require the recycling of Waste from
Electrical and Electronic Equipment (European
“WEEE Directive” eective August 2005—UK
WEEE Regulations eective 2nd January 2007).
Environment Agency Registered Producer: WEE/
GA0248QZ.
WHEN YOUR PRODUCT COMES TO THE END OF
ITS LIFE OR YOU CHOOSE TO REPLACE IT, PLEASE
RECYCLE IT WHERE FACILITIES EXIST  DO NOT
DISPOSE WITH HOUSEHOLD WASTE.
CLEANING:
Disconnect the power and clean the exterior only of
this tting with a moist (not wet) cloth.
Do not use any chemical or abrasive cleaners.
IF YOU EXPERIENCE PROBLEMS:
If you believe your product is defective, please return
it to the place where you bought it. Our Technical
Team will gladly advise on any Eterna Lighting
product, but may not be able to give specic
instructions regarding individual installations.
LAMP REPLACEMENT:
INDUSTRIAL BATTERIES:
Within certain products Eterna Lighting Ltd places lead
acid, lithium ion, nickel cadmium & nickel metal hydride
batteries on the market. Industrial batteries are subject
to waste regulation under the Waste Batteries and
Accumulators Regulations 2009 and should be disposed
of responsibly. Purchasers may be able to dispose of their
waste industrial batteries locally via legitimate licensed
trade waste contractors. Eterna is obliged to take back,
free of charge and within a reasonable time, waste
industrial batteries of the same chemistry supplied to a
Purchaser, for treatment and recycling and is required
to do this in any calendar year new industrial batteries
are placed on the market. In certain circumstances, this
may include batteries not originally supplied by Eterna.
If any Purchaser requires Eterna to take back Industrial
batteries, they should write to the Operations Director,
Eterna Lighting Ltd, Huxley Close, NN8 6AB, who will
then advise on the necessary arrangements for the
receipt, proper treatment and recycling of, the waste
industrial batteries.
BATTERY REPLACEMENT:
If after routine operation check, the lamp does not
remain lit for the three hour period, a new battery pack
may be required.
01. Switch o the electricity at the mains (both
permanent live and switch live) and allow batteries
to fully discharge then reconnect to supply and allow
charging for 24 hours.
02. Test again for 3 hours, if light does not remain lit, then
change the battery pack as follows:
03. Remove the diuser and remove the gear tray.
04. Remove the battery case from the gear tray, then
remove the four screws and remove the battery by
unplugging the battery lead from the circuit board.
05. Write current date on the new battery pack and t a
new battery by reversing the above procedure.
06. Plug battery pack into circuit board.
07. Ret gear tray and diuser.
08. Restore power and allow charging for 24 hours.
09. Perform full operation check and update test record.
REPLACEMENT BATTERY TYPE:
Ni-Cd 6V 2000mAh
The light source contained in this luminaire
shall only be replaced by the manufacturer,
service agent or a similar qualied person.
CAUTION, RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK.
The light source is designed to last the lifetime of the
luminaire.
3 HOURS DURATION IN EMERGENCY MODE

READ THIS FIRST:
Check the pack and make sure you have all of the
parts listed on the front of this booklet. If not,
contact the outlet where you bought this product.
This product must be installed by a competent
person in accordance with the current building and
IEE wiring regulations.
As the buyer, installer and/or user of this product it
is your own responsibility to ensure that this tting
is t for the purpose for which you have intended
it. Eterna Lighting cannot accept any liability for
loss, damage or premature failure resulting from
inappropriate use.
This product is designed and constructed according
to the principles of the appropriate British Standard
and is intended for normal service. Using this tting
in any other environments may result in a shortened
working life, for example where there is prolonged
periods of use or higher than normal ambient
temperatures.
Switch o the mains before commencing installation
and remove the appropriate circuit fuse or lock o
MCB.
Disconnect the Driver / dimmer from the electrical
supply before ash or high voltage testing.
Do not connect to a circuit which also has inductive
loads connected; switching of inductive loads will
generate spikes which may damage electronic
components within your driver / dimmer.
This unit is suitable for outdoor use.
This product is designed for permanent connection
to xed wiring: this must be a suitable circuit
(protected with the appropriate MCB or fuse).
Before making xing hole(s), check that there are no
obstructions hidden beneath the mounting surface
such as pipes or cables.
Make sure that the xings are strong enough to
support the considerable weight of the tting and
hold it rigidly.
The chosen location of your new tting should
allow for the product to be securely mounted (e.g.
to a ceiling joist) and safely connected to the mains
supply (lighting circuit).
When making connections ensure that the terminals
are tightened securely and that no strands of wire
protrude. Check that the terminals are tightened
onto the bared conductors and not onto any
insulation.
This product must be connected to earth
termination.
This product is not intended to be used by children
and persons with sensory, physical and/or mental
impairments that would prevent them from using it
safely.
You are advised at every stage of your installation to
double-check any electrical connections you have
made. After you have completed your installation
there are electrical tests that should be carried out,
these tests are specied in the current IEE wiring and
building regulations.
OPERATION CHECKS:
Periodic testing should be carried out to ensure
emergency lighting is operating correctly.
Interruption of the supply, causing the tting to be
energised from the battery, should be carried out by
the operation of a local keyswitch or other isolation
device. During this period all ttings should be
examined visually to ensure that they are functioning
correctly. At the end of the test period the supply
shall be restored and all indicator lamps or devices
checked to ensure that the normal supply has been
restored.
DAILY:
Visual inspection of the battery charge LED.
EACH MONTH:
Isolate the power supply for a period sucient to
ensure that each lamp is illuminated. Endorse the
test record form supplied.
ONCE EACH YEAR:
Isolate the power supply and check that the light is
still illuminated after 3 hours. Endorse the test record
form.
Because of the possibility of a failure of the normal
lighting supply occurring shortly after a period of
testing of the emergency lighting system or during
the subsequent recharge period, all full duration
tests shall wherever possible be undertaken
preceding time of low risk to allow for battery
recharge.
NOTE: please keep this instruction booklet and
the test record in a safe place. A re ocer or
other authorised person may want to see your
record of inspection and testing.
INSTALLATION:
01) Choose the location of your new tting giving
consideration to all of the conditions listed above
and the position of the entry points for the mains
supply cable.
02) Put nger in the hole on top of the clip and pull
outwards to release the diuser clips to open up
the tting.
03) Press together the tops of the clips protruding
through the middle of the gear tray and lift the
tray out of the tting.
04) If xing direct to a mounting surface, clear
through the mounting holes on the back of the
tting, visible from the outside, using a 5mm drill.
05) Using the back of the tting as a template, mark
the location of the xing holes on your mounting
surface.
06) If xing directly to a solid surface, drill holes and
insert the plastic plugs supplied.
07) Secure your tting in position using the screws
and washers supplied. Put the washer onto the
screw before xing. If the xings supplied are
not appropriate to your installation, please select
suitable alternatives. Take care not to over tighten
xing screws to prevent damaging the case.
08) Hanging clips are supplied to allow you to
suspend the tting from chains (not supplied).
09) Ensure that the chain is strong enough to support
the weight of the tting and that the tops of the
chains are xed securely to the mounting surface.
10) Pierce the centre of the grommet at the end of
the tting adjacent to the supply wiring. Take
care not to make the hole too large as the tight
t of the gland to the cable is essential for it to
retain its IP rating. Alternatively, t a gland/nut
assembly.
11) Thread the supply cable through the gland.
12) Make connections to the terminal block on the
back of the white metal gear tray according to the
following colour code:
Neutral - Blue or Black
Earth - Green and Yellow
PL (Permanent Live) - Brown/Red
SL - (Switch Live) - Brown/Red
13) Adjust the microwave sensor settings as required.
14) Locate the gear tray over the metal clips
protruding from the case and press the gear tray
into position. Ensure that all clips have latched
securely.
15) Hold the diuser in position on the tting so that
it is seated on the soft foam gasket all the way
around.
16) Position the bottom of each clip hook in the lip of
the diuser and press the thumb catches up and
over to lock rmly in position.
17) Restore the power supply and switch on.
DANGER!
NOTE: this unit has a permanent live mains supply,
please ensure you isolate before removing cover.
There may also be a seperate switched supply that
controls the emergency light tting - this also needs
to be isolated.
Yellow/Green EARTH
PL
N
Blue/Black
Brown/Red
Brown/Red
SL
NEUTRAL
PERMANENT LIVE
SWITCH LIVE

RED DIRECTIVE Eterna Lighting Ltd
Microwave Occupancy Sensor
Full declaration available at www.eterna-lighting.co.uk
UNDERSTANDING THE CONTROLS:
This luminaire has a step dim (corridor) function -
operation is at 100% light level after last presence
detection, reducing to 50/30/20 or 10% light output
after installer selected time delay.
The sensor is an active motion detector: it emits a
high frequency electromagnetic wave 5.8GHz and
receives its echo. The sensor detects the change
in echo from movement in its detection zone. A
microprocessor then triggers the switch light ON
command. Detection is possible through doors,
panels of glass and thin walls.
NOTE: The microwave settings control when
100% output is achieved; it is not possible to
disable the 10% setting.
MICROWAVE SENSOR SPECIFICATIONS:
DETECTION RANGE:
This determines the eective range of the motion
detector and is set up by DIP switches at the
sensor itself, refer to gure. Note that reducing the
sensitivity will also narrow the detection range.
The following settings are available:
I - Detection Range 100%
II - Detection Range 75%
III - Detection Range 50%
IV - Detection Range 10%
HOLD TIME:
This determines the time the tting remains at
100% level on motion detection and is set with DIP
switches at the sensor itself, refer to gure. The walk
test setting is useful when installing the tting to
establish correct operation and range.
The following settings are available:
I - 5s
II - 30s
III - 1 minute
IV - 5 minutes
V - 10 minutes
VI - 20 minutes
VII - 30 minutes
DAYLIGHT SENSOR:
This setting holds o the 100% light output should
there be sucient daylight and is set using DIP
switches at the sensor, refer to gure.
The following settings are available:
I - 2Lux darkness operation only
II - 10Lux twilight operation
III - 50Lux daylight operation
IV - Photocell disable
* In disable mode the lamp(s) will always be on with
motion detected and opperate at 100% light output,
even in bright daylight.
STANDBY PERIOD:
This is the time period the light keeps dimmed down
after the last detection.
I - 0s
II - 10 minutes
III - 1 minute
IV - 10 minutes
V - 30 minutes
VI - 1 hour
VII - Innity
STANDBY DIMMING LEVEL:
This is the dimming level the light keeps during the
stand-by period.
I - 10%
II - 20%
III - 30%
IV - 50%
HOLD TIME
345
I 5s
II   30s
III 1 min
IV 5 min
V10 min
VI   20 min
VII 30 min
STANDBY PERIOD
8 9 10
I 0s
II   10s
III 1 min
IV 10 min
V30 min
VI   1 hour
VII Innity
DETECTION AREA
1 2
I  100%
II 75%
III 50%
IV   10%
DAYLIGHT SENSOR
6 7
I  Disable
II 50Lux
III 10Lux
IV   2Lux
STANDBY
DIMMING LEVEL
11 12
I  10%
II 20%
III 30%
IV   50%
PRODUCT
TYPE
10% STEP DIM
MICROWAVE MOTION
SENSOR
Product Type 10% Step-Dim Microwave
Sensor
Operating Voltage 220-240VAC ~ 50/60Hz
Microwave frequency 5.8GHz ± 75MHz
Microwave power <0.3mW
Detection Angle 360° (ceiling mounted)
90 Degree (wall
mounted) Max. 12-18m adjustable
Power Consumption <0.5W
Detection Range
Max. Max. 14m (ceiling mounted)
Max.10m(wall
mounted) 2-50Lux, disable
Hold-time 5s/30s/1min/5min/10min/
20min/30min
Stand-by period 0s/10s/1min/10min/
30min/1h
Mounting Indoors: ceiling and wall
Light Control 2-50Lux, disable
Working Temp -20°C to +55°C
KEY: ON:  OFF: 

Month
Test
Year: Year: Year: Year: Year:
Sign Date Sign Date Sign Date Sign Date Sign Date
01 Short
02 Short
03 Short
04 Short
05 Short
06 Short
07 Short
08 Short
09 Short
10 Short
11 Short
12 3 Hour
Endurance
INSTALLATION, MAINTENANCE
AND OPERATION CHECK RECORD
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