HTM Lighting Solutions CLW-HO27W-5K Manual

LED Corn Lights
Instruction Guide
LED Corn Lights
Instruction Guide
HTM Lighting Solutions - 6420 Benjamin Rd, STE 3, Tampa, FL 33634, USA
T: [phone] | E: [email protected] | https://www.htm-lighting.com
HTM Lighting Solutions - 6420 Benjamin Rd, STE 3, Tampa, FL 33634, USA
T: [phone] | E: [email protected] | https://www.htm-lighting.com
To help protect the environment, please dispose of the product proper-
ly when it has reached the end of its use. Do not dispose of in house-
hold waste. Information on collection points and their opening hours
can be obtained from your local municipalities.
WARNING
Customer Support
Model
Table 1
If you may have any questions, or concerns, please call or email our lighting
specialists at:
1. Please disconnect power prior to installation
2. This model is not suitable for dimming, electronic switch, emergency exit
lights, or remote controlled system.
3. Do not use if moisture higher than 85%.
4. To use in damp locations, please use our IP64 Rated LED Corn Light
5. Do not touch the lamp body when on, or serious injuries may occur.
6. Please turn off the Corn Light if you encounter somthing unsual while oper-
ating. Please contact HTM Lighting Solutions at [phone]
7. Do not stare directly at the light while oprating.
8. Added weight of the device may cause instability of a free-standing portable
luminaire. Use only with a portable luminaire that is provided with a shade.
This lamp employs light emitting diode technology and unlike tungsten-halo-
gen lamps does not require a ballast.
9. LED Corn Lights are suitable for enclosed luminaires (Check SKU#)
10. For lamps with a weight signicantly higher than the lamps they are re-
placing, special care and attention should be drawn to the fact that the
increased weight may reduce the mechanical stability of certain luminaires
and lampholders.
CLW-HO27W-5K
HTM-CLW-LED-150WB1HTM-CLW-LED-120WB1
HTM-CLW-LED-80WB1
CLW-HO54W-5KCLW-HO36W-5K
T: [phone]
E: [email protected]
Models Watts HID
Equivalent
Input
Voltage Lumens
CLW-HO27W-5K 27W 100W 100-277VAC 3,645 lm
CLW-HO36W-5K 36W 150W 100-277VAC 4,860 lm
CLW-HO54W-5K 54W 200W 100-277VAC 7,290 lm
HTM-CLW-LED-80WB1 80W 250W 100-277VAC 9,400 lm
HTM-CLW-LED100WA1 100W 350W 100-277VAC 11,500 lm
HTM-CLW-LED-120WB1 120W 400W 100-277VAC 13,500 lm
HTM-CLW-LED-150WB1 150W 700W 100-277VAC 17,400 lm

LED Corn Lights
Instruction Guide
LED Corn Lights
Instruction Guide
HTM Lighting Solutions - 6420 Benjamin Rd, STE 3, Tampa, FL 33634, USA
T: [phone] | E: [email protected] | https://www.htm-lighting.com
HTM Lighting Solutions - 6420 Benjamin Rd, STE 3, Tampa, FL 33634, USA
T: [phone] | E: [email protected] | https://www.htm-lighting.com
Installation
Product Features
Application
• Up to 75% More Efcient than Metal Halide / HPS Equivalent
• 360° Beam Angle!
• Longer life and lower maintenance cost
• Active Sunnon Fan heat exchange cooling
• Mercury / Lead / UV / IR free
• Instant on, no warm up or start time
• Some models suitable for enclosed luminaires (Please Check SKU#)
Widely used in high bay, and low bay xtures, wallpacks, gas stations canopy kits, post
top lamps, street lights, warehouses, supermarkets, parking garages, schools, and ship-
ping centers among many other applications.
1. Disconnect Power Prior to Installation
2. Unscrew the MHL / HPS / CFL Bulb
3. Remove & Bypass the Ballast / Capacitor & Ignitor as per Figure (6)
4. Refer to Figure (1) & Figure (2) to identify the Line (L), and the Neutral (N)
5. For Corn Lights With Internal Power Supply, Follow Instructions On Figure (6).
Bypass the ballast, and rewire the Line (Black) & Neutral (White) Wire
6. For Corn Lights With External Power Supply, Follow Instructions On Figure (5)
Remove the ballast, and replace it with the provided Meanwell Power Supply from the
Corn Light
7. After rewiring the E39 or E26 Socket as per Figure (6) - LED (In Driver), verify that
everything is attached, and wired correctly
8. You may now screw in your new LED Corn Light, turn on the Power, and Enjoy your
savings
Warning: Please make sure the power is off before installation.
Figure (5)
Figure (1) Figure (2) Figure (3) Figure (4)
Figure (6)
Before After