Radiant lighting Faze led strip cob User manual

LED STRIP COB

CAUTION - light fitting must be installed by a licensed electrician.

• Please ensure to read instructions correctly for the installation of the ﬁtting provided. Failure to do so will result in a void of warranty and

compromises the safety of luminaire.

• Radiant Lighting are not liable for warranties when luminaire is damaged by incorrect installation. The installation of the luminaires must be

in accordance with the national safety regulations.

Please refer to Radiant Lighting’s General Terms & Conditions for more information concerning the installation and warranty of our products.

Category

Power

IP Rating

CRI

INSTALLATION

1. Check the required lengths of strip, and round measurements down to the nearest cutting point; in this case: 50mm

2. Cut the strip between connection points to pre-measured lengths. Do not cut strip in any other spot (inbetween LEDs) as it will damage

the circuit and render that section unusable. Each section of the strip is made up of a separate circuit and can work independently

(each 25mm / 50mm / 100mm can be lit on it’s own when cut and wired.)

3. Choosing Drivers: Decide how many drivers you will need to complete your installation. If pre-cut lengths of strip are being

installed in different locations, you will need several drivers. If feasible, multiple cuts of strip can be linked back to one

driver.

STRIP LENGTH WATTAGE PER METER 10% TOTAL WATTAGE

X+=

LED Strip lighting

14W p/m

90+

PCB

3Years

Calculate driver size required by using this simple equation:

50mm

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For all other queries, please call us on 1300 438 609

Heat Shrink

Cut heat shrink to required size then slide over the LED strip. Solder cable to the soldering pads and then slide heat shrink

back over and heat.

LED STRIP COB

Wiring diagrams & connection options: Even though each application of strip lights is different from the previous, it can be simplified to

several installation methods.

a) Parallel connection: All strips are being wired back to single power adapter. This is ideal for scenarios when an installation has many short cuts of LED

tape (shelving). Can also be used in situations with centrally located power supplies.

b) Serial Connection: Individual cuts of strips are being connected to a single power supply in series, linked with wires inbetween. Typically, this method

is used when continued length of strip has to be split into several lengths in order to run wires through obstacles. Maximum continued run in series

cannot exceed 5m (<1m tolerance)

c) Central connection: In the event that continued lengths of strip are required (no room for drivers), it is recommended to split them into 2x5m sections and

supply power from a central point. Each strip will be taking an equal amount of current, preserving the lifespan of the strips and giving even light distribution.

Please note: Overheating can be caused & damage the first 1-2m of LEDs and FPC (flexible printed circuit-board) by connecting more than 5m of continuous