Lithonia Lighting Aeris ASF1 User manual

INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
Upon receipt of fixture and accessories
(packaged separately), thoroughly in-
spect for any freight damage which
should be brought to the attention of the
delivery carrier. Compare the catalog de-
scription listed on the packing slip with
the fixture label on the inside of the hous-
ing to be sure you have received the cor-
rect merchandise.
Tools Required: 3/16” allen wrench, #2 phillips screwdriver (ASF2 only).
3/8” allen wrench required for yoke mounting.
Prior to Installation
Read carefully before installing light fixtures. If you do not understand these instructions, please
contact your local Lithonia distributor before installing.
INSTALLATION
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WARNING: Recheck to be sure the proper
fixture voltage lead has been selected to
match the supply line voltage before
energizing. Improper wiring may result in
ballast failure and void all warranties.
NEVER disconnect any component while
power supply is engaged.
Note: At no time should the Aeris Flood be inverted.
ASF1 (see Fig 1)
* Attach the fixture to the junction box or wiring
compartment, ensuring the wires are accessible
from the wiring compartment.
* Fixture requires a ¾” threaded bolt to mount
(provided by others unless using an ASF
mounting accessory).
* To adjust the tilt and aiming of the ASF1, loosen
the 3/16” allen screw on the side of the knuckle.
Adjust as necessary and retighten.
ASF2 (see Fig 2, 3)
* Remove the access cover plate to the integral
wiring compartment using a #2 Philips Head
screwdriver (see figure 2).
* Slipfit swivel onto the 2” (standard 2 3/8” OD)
tenon, ensuring that the wires are pulled through
the integral wiring compartment.
* Secure the swivel to the tenon by tightening
the (4) 3/16” allen set screws.
* To adjust the tilt and aiming of the ASF2,
loosen the 3/16” allen screw on the side of the
knuckle. Adjust as necessary and retighten
(see figure 3).
OPTIONAL MOUNTING (Yoke - YK):
ASF1 & ASF2
* Mount the yoke to the desired bracketry by the
center hole using a 3/4” bolt, lock washer and
nut (provided by others). 1/2” bolts may be
used in the outer holes if necessary. Tighten to
30ft.-lbs.
* To adjust the tilt and aiming of the ASF, loosen
the 3/8” allen set screw on each side of the yoke.
Adjust as necessary and retighten (see figure 4).
Make the supply connections (Standard)
ASF1
* Make the supply connections in the wiring
compartment the ASF is mounted upon.
ASF2
* Make the supply connections in the wiring
compartment the ASF is mounted upon.
* Reinstall the access cover plate over the integral
wiring compartment.
Make the supply connections (Yoke - YK)
* Make the supply connection to the 16-3
SEOOW cord supplied.
Yoke Footprint (See figure 5).
IMPORTANT SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
(For your protection, read carefully.)
· This fixture must be wired in accor-
dance with the National Electrical
Code and applicable local codes and
ordinances.
· Proper grounding is required.
· Use approved connectors for all
electrical connections.
· Be certain the green lead from the
fixture is secured to ground.
· Follow all instructions and warnings
listed on fixture labels.
· ALL work should be performed by a
qualified electrician.
MOUNTING (Standard):
Figure 1
Figure 2
Figure 3
Figure 4
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Lamp Installation:
Open fixture lens/doorframe by loosening the (4) 3/16” allen head screws.
HID: Prior to installing the lamp (may or may not be provided), verify that the lamp source and wattage corresponds with the fixtures and ballast label.
Screw the lamp securely into the socket, back it out one or two turns, and tighten securely again. This procedure properly seats the lamp in the socket.
Compact Fluorescent: Verify correct wattage and source, push lamp into socket until the socket retention clips snap secure (audible click).
Close fixture door; tighten closure screws to 75 in. lbs. evenly.
OPTIONS: (Shipped installed or included with fixture.)
TB/TBV: Multi Tap Ballast for HID - comes wired from the factory for 277 volts. To change to 120, 208, 240, or 480 (TBV only), find the ballast
marker (tap) marked with Neutral. For 208, 240, or 480, connect the other incoming hot leg (2nd hot leg) to COM marker. Ground with appropriate
green leads. Cap off all unused ballast leads individually.
MVOLT: Multivolt Electronic, High Power Factor ballast for compact fluorescent - This ballast may be connected to any voltage ranging from 120
through 277 volt, (347 in CUL listed fixtures). No wires will need to be changed. Connect incoming line voltage to black, and incoming neutral to white,
ground to ground. In the case of 208 or 240 line voltage, the 2nd hot leg will be connected to the white lead coming from the fixture.
SF: Single Fusing for HID units (includes fuse installed from factory), internal fuse holder, available with 120, 277 or 347 specified voltage units. N/A
TBorTBV.
DF: Double Fusing for HID units (includes fuse installed from factory), internal fuse holder, available with 208, 240, or 480 specified voltage units. N/A
TBorTBV.
GMF: Internal Slow Blow Fusing for compact fluorescent units, (includes fuses installed from factory), internal fuse holder, must specify voltage, not
available with MVOLT.
EC: (Available on ASF2 only) Auxiliary Emergency Circuit for incandescent double contact bayonet based lamp, contains double contact bayonet based
socket with socket leads for use with separate external 120 volt emergency power source (provided by others), accepts maximum 100 watt quartz lamp.
EC option factory installed only.
QRS: (Available on ASF2 only) Quartz Restrike System for HID units. Automatically switches on 120V quartz double contact bayonet based lamp if
there is a power interruption or brownout significant enough to cause the primary HID lamp to drop out. The quartz lamp stays on until the HID fixture
restrikes. Wiring for the quartz lamp is internal to the fixture and does NOT require additional circuits or preparation. The 120 volts required to operate
the quartz lamp is supplied by the ballast. Not for field installation. Lamp not included. 100 watt maximum quartz lamp wattage. (T4 DC Bayonet
Base).
QRSTD: (Available on ASF2 only) Quartz Restrike System with Time Delay for HID units. Automatically switches on 120V quartz double contact
bayonet based lamp if there is a power interruption or brownout significant enough to cause the primary HID lamp to drop out. The quartz lamp stays
on for two minutes after the HID fixture restrikes. QRS does not energize during cold start of HID luminaires. Wiring for the quartz lamp is internal to
the fixture and does NOT require additional circuits or preparation. The 120 volts required to operate the quartz lamp is supplied by the ballast. Not for
field installation. Lamp not included. 100 watt maximum quartz lamp wattage. (T4 DC Bayonet Base).
PE: Photo Electric Cell, button type, available with 120, 208, 240, 277, and 347 volt fixtures. Voltage must be specified during ordering. Not available
with 480, TB, TBV, or MVOLT option. Factory installed only. No additional wiring or circuitry is needed.
Listings:
IP66, UL, CUL.
CAUTION: Observe lamp manufacturer’s recommendations and restrictions on lamp operations, particularly ballast type, burning position, cycling, etc.
Maintenance: Your architectural outdoor fixture is designed for years of trouble-free operation. For optimum performance, periodically clean reflector
and lens with a soft, damp cloth.
Important: DO NOT use abrasive materials, glass cleaner or other solvents on lens or paint. Use only mild, soapy water.
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OpticalInterchange:
To change optical assemblies, remove the assembly currently in the unit by unsnapping the holding points from the tool-less
spring clips. Once the optical assembly is free from the seating and spring clips, disconnect socket leads via quick disconnect.
Connect the quick disconnect of the new optical assembly with the connector in the unit, insert optical assembly to the correct
orientation. Be sure that the optical assembly has not been positioned past the seating position on the spring clips. Re-check
seating position for secured application. Be sure no wires are pinched or exposed.

WIRING INSTRUCTIONS FOR TAP BALLAST
The tap ballast option comes with multple line voltage taps to accommodate different line voltages, without having to change ballasts. In
general, there are 4 different types.
1. Quad tap, the most common, can be used on 120, 208, 240, or 277 line voltages. (TB)
2. CSA Canadian tri-tap, used for 120, 277, or 347 line voltages.
3. For smaller wattage ballast, it is common to have 120/277 dual tap ballast.
4. Penta Tap, can be used on 120, 208, 240, 277, or 480 line voltages. (TBV)
For products shipped in the US, Lithonia will send the fixture out wired and ready to accept 277 line voltage (or 347 volts in Canada) stan-
dard. The leads are clearly marked and labeled to indicate the fixture has been pre-wired for 277 volts at the factory.
To change the multi-tap ballast (TB/TBV) to accommodate a different line voltage:
* Locate the tap or lead that corresponds to your line voltage.
* Strip the properly marked voltage tap you need and make connections to your line voltage.
* You will always use a “com” or “common” marked tap.
* For 120 line voltage systems, find ballast lead marked 120, wire your hot 120 volt leg to this tap, and your neutral to the lead
marked “com” or “common”.
* For 208 (two hot voltage lines), connect one hot line voltage leg to the lead marked 208 and the other hot line voltage leg to
the “com” or “common”.
* For 240 (two hot voltage lines), connect one hot line voltage leg to the lead marked 240 and the other hot line voltage leg to
the “com” or “common”.
* For 277, this tap is already pulled and ready to wire to your hot 277 volt leg. Before doing so, double-check the marked
lead to make sure it is correct. If not, or if it needs to be changed, connect the hot line voltage leg to the 277 lead,
and the neutral to the tap marked “com” or “common”.
* For 347 line voltage systems, find ballast lead marked 347, wire your hot 347 volt leg to this tap, and your neutral to the
lead marked “com” or “common”.
* For 480 (two hot voltage lines), connect one hot line voltage leg to the lead marked 480 and the other hot line
voltage leg to the “com” or “common”.
Sometimes there is an extension wire attached to the factory connected ballast tap. This may be moved to the correct
tap you are using if necessary.
CAUTION:
* ALWAYS PLACE WIRE NUTS OR ISOLATE AND CAP OFF ANY UNUSED VOLTAGE TAPS.
IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO CHANGE ANY OTHER WIRES INSIDE THE FIXTURE.
* TAP BALLAST MAY BE SUITABLE FOR MULTIPLE VOLTAGES, BUT ARE NOT SUITABLE FOR
DIFFERENT WATTAGES OR SOURCES.
* ALWAYS COMPARE THE ANSI BALLAST NUMBER WITH THE ANSI LAMP NUMBER
TO CONFIRM COMPATIBILTY.
* DO NOT PERFORM MAINTENANCE OR INSTALL WHEN SUPPLY LINES ARE ENERGIZED.
* ALWAYS VERIFY SUPPLY LINE VOLTAGE AND CONNECTIONS PRIOR TO ENERGIZING SYSTEM.
* ALWAYS SECURE ANY LOOSE WIRES AWAY FROM THE BALLAST AND COMPONENTS IN A
FASHION SIMILAR TO THEIR ORIGINAL RESTRAINT OR CONFIGURATION.
* LITHONIA LIGHTING IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE MISWIRING OF ANY LINE VOLTAGE
COMBINATION TO THE FIXTURE.
* ALL WORK SHOULD CONFORM TO CODES AND APPLICABLE STATUTES AND SHOULD ONLY BE
PERFORMED BY A QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN.
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TROUBLESHOOTING:
If this fixture fails to operate properly, check to make sure:
*The correct lamp is properly installed. *The fixture is grounded correctly
*The fixture is wired correctly. *The line voltage at the fixture is correct.
*The lamp is not faulty. *The photocell is of proper voltage and wattage.
*There is no reflected light back into the photocell causing the fixture
to turn off.
If all these variables have been checked and the fixture still does not operate as specified, contact your local Lithonia Lighting distributor.
NOTE: On the 120V and 277V systems, connect voltage supply lead to fixture lead marked with voltage marker, then connect neutral supply lead to
fixture marked COM. On other voltage systems, connect one supply lead to fixture lead marked with proper voltage and connect other supply lead to
fixture lead marked COM. On multiple voltage fixtures, insulate all unused fixture leads individually.
NOTE:
Make wire connections, observing proper
voltage and polarity. Connect green ground
wire from the fixture to the field ground wire.
*If TB option (tap ballast) is ordered, this
fixture comes pre-wired with the 277-volt
ballast tap exposed. If another supply line
voltage is used, be sure to use the proper ballast
tap/taps, capping off any unused taps.
Secure wires as they originally were.