Saxby Lighting EL-40094 Manual

Instruction leaflet
Canon Wall
EL-40094
www.saxbylighting.com
For your safety, always switch off the supply before changing lightbulbs, or cleaning.
Safety information
Saxby Lighting Ltd. LS9 0SE
This bulb is protected by a shade. This part must be replaced immediately should the shade become
cracked or damaged. This fitting must not be used without the shade in place.
Replace Cracked
Shade
Iss.2 24092015
When changing a bulb, always switch off at the mains and
allow the bulb to cool before handling. Dispose of used
bulbs carefully. Do not exceed the wattage stated or use a
different shape bulb from that indicated on the fitting.
Use a soft cloth to handle bulbs, avoid directly touching the
bulbs as this will shorten their life.
Fitting/replacing bulbs
Commissioning
• Place the fitting over the back plate, ensuring that the
bolts in the back plate are aligned with the holes in the
front of the fitting. Replace the domed nuts/ washers to
secure the fitting. Do not over tighten.
• Fitthebulbintothelampholder,andrefitthebulbcover.
• Replacefuseorcircuitbreakerandswitchon.Yourlight
is now ready for use.
Care and Cleaning
Wasteelectricalproductsshouldnotbedisposedofwithhouseholdwaste.Pleaserecyclewherefacilitiesexist.
Check with your Local Authority or retailer for recycling advice.
Recycling advice
Do not use solvents or abrasive cleaners as these could
damage the finish.
In normal circumstances, stainless steel is very resistant to
corrosion. It does however require maintenance to preserve
the high quality appearance. Wash the product with warm
soapy water, removing all surface deposits. Rinse with clear
water and with a soft cloth, wipe dry.
In some cases, surface corrosion may arise after installation.
This is normally caused by tiny iron particles left behind
after the brushing process when finishing.
Wash and dry as detailed above. Then with a soft cloth
soaked with a protective oil, wipe all over.
However if the product is subject to extreme environmental
conditions such as marine locations, industrial pollution
and acid rain these maintenance procedures should be
carried out around four times a year. For severe corrosion,
non-abrasive cream cleaners or proprietary stainless steel
cleaners should be used to remove the corrosion. Wash and
dry as detailed above. Then with a soft cloth soaked with a
protective oil, wipe all over.
Do not clean the units with a pressure washer.
35W GU10
Mains Halogen

Thankyouforpurchasingthislightfitting.Pleasereadtheinstructionscarefullybeforeusetoensuresafeandsatisfactory
operationofthisproduct.Pleaseretaintheseinstructionsforfuturereference.
Warning
This is a Class 1 product and must be earthed.
Pleasereadtheseinstructionscarefullybefore
commencing any work.
This unit must be fitted by a competent and qualified
electrician.
Install in accordance with IEE Wiring regulations and
current Building Regulations.
To prevent electrocution switch off at mains supply
before installing or maintaining this fitting. Ensure other
persons cannot restore the electrical supply without
your knowledge. If you are in any doubt, please consult a
qualified electrician.
This light fitting should be connected to a circuit with a
30mA RCD fitted.
If replacing an existing fitting, make a careful note of the
connections.
Always use the correct type and wattage bulb. Never
exceed the wattage stated.
When changing a bulb, always switch off at the mains and
allow the old bulb to cool down before handling. Dispose
of used bulbs carefully and responsibly.
Waste electrical products should not be disposed of with
householdwaste.Pleaserecyclewherefacilitiesexist.
Check with your local authority or retailer for recycling
advice.
ThisproductisratedatIP44.
This product is not suitable for location in or near a
marine or sea environment.
The entire unit gets hot whilst on for a period of time.
This type of light fitting may be connected to a dimmer if
a Tungsten incandescent bulb is used (as supplied). If a
CFL type bulb is fitted then these cannot (generally) be
controlled by a dimmer.
Specification
Voltage: 240V 50Hz a.c.
Lamp: 1 x Max. 35W GU10
IPrating: 44
Layout
Installation
• Planthedesiredlayoutofthisfittingcarefully,ensuring
the cables will reach the distance between the junction
box and the light fitting.
• Avoidlocatinganycablesinpositionsthatwouldcause
ahazard.Positioncablesandoutdoorratedjunction
boxes (not supplied) away from areas where they may
be at risk from being cut, trapped or damaged.
• WerecommendthatyouuseH05RN-Fspecification
cable (not supplied) which is an outdoor grade, rubber
sheathed cable. The mains supply cable must have a
minimum cross sectional area of 1.0mm²
• Cablesmustbeprotectedusingsuitableconduitor
plastic trunking.
Existing fittings must be completely removed before
installation of a new product. Before removing the existing
fitting, carefully note the position of each set of wires.
• Separatetheplasticbackplatefromthefittingby
removing the two domed nuts / washers on the front of
the fitting. Leave the threaded bolts in the back plate
(Fig 1).
• Usethebackplateasatemplatetomarkthescrew
holes. Make sure the back plate is correctly aligned with
the drain hole at the lowest position.
• Attachthebackplatetothewallusingtheappropriate
fittings (Fig 2).
• Useasharpobjectsuchasascrewdrivertopiercethe
rubber grommet in the back plate. Feed the incoming
cable through the rubber grommet and attach the back
plate to the wall. Wire as detailed below.
• Youhavecorrectlyidentifiedthewires
• The connections are tight
• No loose strands have been left out of the connection
block.
SUPPLY
NEUTRAL
LIGHT FITTING
BLUE (N)
EARTH(GREEN/YELLOW) GREEN/YELLOW
BROWN(L)
SWITCHED LIVE
Having correctly identified the wiring from your existing light
fitting, pull the wire through the hole and connect to the
connection block inside the product in the following way:
Wiring
Check that...
Fig 1. Fig 2. Fig 3.