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Technical data sheet: S000104007EN-1 Updated: Created: 30/09/2019
Self-testing Addressable self-contained
emergency evacuation lighting unit
128, av. du Maréchal-de-Lattre-de-Tassigny - 87045 LIMOGES Cedex
Tel: +33(0)5 55 06 87 87 Fax: +33(0)5 55 06 88 88
www.legrand.com
Cat. No: 0 626 25
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1. DESCRIPTION
IP 43 - IK 07 self-contained emergency evacuation lighting unit
45 lm - 1 h
Class II: 0
Consumption: 0.5 W - 0.7 VA
Plate delivered not connected. The box can be re-closed after the plate
has been used.
• As-shipped product
Weight of product in packaging: 480 g.
Volume: 1.9 dm3.
Product for surface mounting on walls or ceilings.
Self-contained emergency lighting unit with LEDs used for evacuation in
public buildings and work premises.
Rated ux at one hour: 45 lumens.
Standby power: 1 hour (to ensure this duration, the standard requires
a minimum standby power of 1 hour 30 minutes when
new).
Conforming to standards: NF C 71-800 and NF EN 60598-2-22
NF C 71-820 + NF 413.
Awarded the "NF AEAS performance SATI" and NF environment
quality marks.
• Technical characteristics
• Materials
Class II: 0
Remote control for setting to rest mode during intentional mains power
breaks.
Remote control input terminals protected against connection errors.
230 VA- 50/60 Hz power supply.
Fitted with large-capacity automatic connection terminals
(2 x 2.5 mm2).
Usage temperature: -5°C to +35°C
• Technical characteristics (continued)
0 612 10
Separable signalling label
(supplied already attached to product)
Cat. No. 0 612 10.
Instructions
printed inside
the box.
CONTENTS Page
1. Description ..............................1
2. Installation...............................2
3. Operation................................3
4. Connection ............................ 16
5. Maintenance........................... 24
6. Compliance and approvals ............. 26
7. Equipment and accessories............. 26
45
225
125
• Dimensions
Class II plastic casing: 0
Diuser: clear polycarbonate, self-extinguishing 850°C 30 s.
Label: Lexan, self-extinguishing 850°C 30 s.
Reector: white polycarbonate, self-extinguishing 850°C 30 s.
Circuit board.
Battery.
Base: white polycarbonate, self-extinguishing 850°C 30 s.
Plate incorporating the weatherproong membranes: polypropylene +
SEBS, self-extinguishing 850°C 30 s.
• Caloric value
Thermal load of the plastic components of the casing:10.4 MJ.
All plastic parts weighing more than 50 g are marked with their material type so
that the materials can be recycled at the product's end of the life.
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
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Cat. No: 0 626 25
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emergency evacuation lighting unit
2. INSTALLATION (continued)
• Signalling options
This product is supplied with a separable label (already attached to the
product) Cat. No. 0 612 10 (one direction arrow and 1 human gure)
suitable for most evacuation situations encountered in buildings.
Examples of possible evacuation situations.
All these labels can be removed and recycled.
0 612 10
2. INSTALLATION
• New installation
Plate dimensions.
REMOTE CONTROL - Connection terminals: no direction of connection
with Legrand remote controls.
Terminal capacity: 2 x 2.5 mm2.
Fixing the plate
Tear o the seal
Insert the cable in the gland
• Fixing the plate on a ush-mounting box
Positioning the 2 screws in
the ush-mounting box.
Fixing in the wall with 2 additional
screws.
• Installation level with the ceiling
Can be unlocked by pushing a screwdriver right through to the back
of the unit (minimum blade length 110 mm).
Can be attached over the whole marked area.


CLICK
Separable evacuation label, Cat. No. 0 612 11,
illustrating a human gure and a 45° arrow.
• Possibilité de signalisation
Ce produit est livré avec un (une flèchee étiquette sécable réf. 0 612 10
directionnelle et bonhomme qui court) permettant de répondre à la1
plupart des situations d'évacuations rencontrées dans les bâtiments.
Etiquette d'évacuation réf. 0 6 pour personne à mobilité, sécable 12 14
réduite permettant de baliser les sorties spécifiques aux
fauteuils roulants (sorties aménagées).
45°.
Toutes ces étiquettes sont a s smovible et recyclable .
Etiquette d'évacuation réf, sécable . 0 612 11, un bonhomme
qui court et une flèche à droite à
Exemple de situations d’évacuations possibles.s
170
102
95
1. DESCRIPTION
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
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70
mm
28 mm
Cat. No: 0 626 25
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emergency evacuation lighting unit
2. INSTALLATION (continued)
• Replacing an existing unit with a 0 625 25 unit while keeping the
old plates:
* For plates from 1998 to 2010 you should turn the unit upside down
and reposition the pictogram, in which case the unit protection rating
becomes IK 05.
Attach a maintenance label Cat. No. 0 60900 and write the commissioning
date on it.

3.4 Automatic checking of the unit status (self-testing
system)
This unit automatically checks its operating status.
Once a week:
Switches to emergency state and tests the light source for 15 s.
Once every three months:
Switches to emergency state and tests the light source and the standby
battery power time.
3. OPERATION
3.4.1 Result of the automatic checks
3.4.2 Stopping a test in progress
If a manual autonomy test hinders operation, it can be stopped immediately.
Press the O button on the remote control Cat. No. 0 625 20/21
or 0 039 00/01. The test is stopped and postponed until the following day.
The time of the tests is set at the time the unit is rst switched on. The
day of the test is chosen randomly in order to ensure that a minimum
number of units is tested at the same time.
The time at which all the units are tested can be changed to the required
time by simultaneously pressing the On and O buttons
on the remote control.
LEDs Luminaire
OK
Battery
fault Other fault(s)
Green
(steady or
flashing)
Yellow
(steady)
(rapid flashing)
*

3.5 Increased visibility
This new function is used to make the self-contained emergency
lighting unit pictograms more visible in the event of evacuation due to a
re alarm with mains power present.
This self-testing addressable self-contained emergency lighting unit
incorporates two operating modes: self-testing mode and addressable
mode.
Self-testing mode
This lighting unit is factory-congured in self-testing mode, and can
therefore be used in this mode without any alteration..
Addressable mode
This lighting unit can also be used on an addressable system. For
this it must be addressed using conguration tool Cat. No. 0 882
40 in accordance with the procedure described in the "Addressing
lighting units" section. It is then possible to control it remotely
using the central control panel Cat. No. 0 626 00 (for more detailed
information, see the addressable self-contained emergency lighting
units installation manual supplied with Cat. No. 0 626 00).

3.1 Switch-on/standby state


0 612 10
 

The 2 white standby LEDs come on 
The green unit status LED comes on (ashing while the batteries are
charging: 24 hours max.) 
Exception
Both LED indicators ashing green/yellow 
- unit not addressed/lighting unit voltage present
- unit addressed/BUS voltage not present
3. OPERATION (continued)

3.2 Mains supply break/emergency operation
0 612 10
 

The emergency LEDs come on (45 lm) 
The green unit status LED goes o 

3.3 Setting to rest mode using remote controls 0 625 20/21
and 0 039 00 /01
After the normal lighting is switched o intentionally:
Pressing the O button sets the unit to rest mode to prevent the
battery discharging, in compliance with regulation EC14.
Normal lighting switched back on:
The unit automatically returns to standby.
Cat. No: 0 626 25
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emergency evacuation lighting unit
3. OPERATION (continued)

3.5 Increased visibility (continued)
3.5.1 Standard increased visibility
Increased visibility is a function that can be accessed without setting any
parameters. The units are supplied with this function by default.
With mains power present, following opening of the SSI (Fire safety)
contact on the remote controls 0 625 20/21 or 0 039 00 the evacuation
units will ash for 15 minutes to make the pictograms more visible.
1st to ash 2nd nth
SSI
15 min.
SSI
3.5.2 Escape sign lighting
This function requires parameter setting.
This parameter setting must be done with conguration tool Cat. No. 0 882 40
and the CloseUp app. This action can assign a number that indicates the
unit position in the queue.
061210
061210
061210
061210
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

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0
3.5.2 Escape sign lighting (continued)
• Installation with escape sign lighting in a corridor
Cat. No: 0 626 25
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emergency evacuation lighting unit
3. OPERATION (continued)

3.5 Increased visibility (continued)
3.5.2 Escape sign lighting
• Installation with escape sign lighting in several corridors
0612 10
0612 10
0612 10
0612 10
0612 10
0612 10
0612 10
0612 10
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

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
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

0
062625

3.6 Interrogating the unit
Infrared conguration tool Cat. No. 0 882 40 with the Close Up
app is used to view and modify the emergency lighting unit
parameters.
3.6.1 Viewing information
Step 1: After interrogating the desired unit, the following information
is accessible:
Cat. No. of the
interrogated unit
Parameter
details
Photo
The screenshots change as and when the Close Up app is
updated.
Cat. No: 0 626 25
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emergency evacuation lighting unit
3. OPERATION (continued)

3.6 Interrogating the unit (continued)
3.6.1 Viewing information
Step 2: Click
062625
to access the technical documentation
062625
Link back to
www.legrandoc.com
to view all the product
documentation.
REF. 0 626 25
062625
Self-testing addressable self-contained
emergency evacuation lighting unit
Cat. No: 0 626 25
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emergency evacuation lighting unit

3.6 Interrogating the unit (continued)
3.6.1 Viewing information (continued)
Step 3: Click “SEE DETAILS" to access the full list of parameters and additional information. During this step you must hold the conguration tool facing
the interrogated unit, the parameter loading is then visible on the phone screen.
3. OPERATION (continued)
062625
1  062625
Step 4: In the "Diagnostics" part the user can see if the unit is faulty and the battery autonomy.
062625
1
This parameter is used to view the battery
autonomy (measured in minutes) during
the latest quarterly test.
3
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emergency evacuation lighting unit
3.6.2 Assigning the sequence number in the queue
062625
In the "Conguration" part,
click to the right of "Block
position" on the number.
1 
Enter the unit number in the
queue.
3. OPERATION (continued)

3.6 Interrogating the unit (continued)
3.6.1 Viewing information (continued)
Step 5: In the "Commands" part, clicking on "Manual functional test" or "Manual autonomy test" starts the functional and autonomy tests. These will
only start running if the unit is suciently charged. These tests are immediate, they are not postponed.
062625
After clicking on manual functional test or manual
autonomy test, the result can be viewed on the unit:
- For the manual functional test the unit comes on
in emergency mode for 15 seconds
- For the manual autonomy test, the unit stays on
until its battery has fully discharged
0 612 10
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emergency evacuation lighting unit
3. OPERATION (continued)

3.6 Interrogating the unit (continued)
3.6.2 Assigning the sequence number in the queue (continued)
4
3
Aim the conguration tool at the unit to conrm this action.
3.6.3 Changing a unit address
After interrogating the unit (see section 3.6.1 Viewing information), it can be addressed by performing the steps below.
Note: Address 1023 corresponds to the standard self-testing function.
062625 062625
To assign an address to the unit,
click to the right of "Address".).
In this step you enter the
number you wish to assign to
the unit address, then conrm.
1  3
Next, save this change by clicking
"Upload conguration".
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emergency evacuation lighting unit
5
4
Aim the conguration tool at the unit to conrm this action.

3.6 Interrogating the unit (continued)
3.6.3 Changing a unit address (continued)
3. OPERATION (continued)
The address has been saved.

3.7 Addressing units
3
Click "Block addressing".
1
On the home screen click
If you decide not to interrogate the unit rst, there are two dierent addressing methods, by direct addressing or from a list.
To access unit addressing, follow the steps detailed below:
In this step there are 2 possible options:
- Addressing the system using a list (with .csv le)
- Addressing units directly