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The Smart Remote app provides the following functions:
–Display of operating states
–Emergency-light test for defined lighting group
–Display of time interval since last emergency-light test
6. Operating emergency-light module
LED indicator frequency Meaning
Green status LED permanently lit ■Normal operation
Green status LED flashes
at intervals of 1 s
■Self-test/recharging batteries
Red status LED permanently lit ■See Troubleshooting
7. Maintenance and care
Changing rechargeable batteries
Important: rechargeable batteries must be replaced if the emergency-light module
stays ON for less than 3 h.
• Remove emergency-light module (Fig. 7.1)
• Remove used batteries and insert new batteries (Fig. 7.2)
Cleaning
The emergency-light module can be cleaned with a damp cloth (without detergents)
if dirty.
Maintenance
The emergency-light luminaire must be serviced at regular intervals in line with
national regulations.
Manual emergency-light test
"test" button on the back of the lamp (behind status LEDs) (Fig. 7.3)
• Briefly press "test" button.
The emergency-light goes into test mode for 30 s. The emergency-light and status
LEDs switch ON. The sensor-switched light's general function is overridden during
these 30 s.
Self-test
The emergency-light module tests itself automatically once a week. This test covers
the emergency-light LEDs, the charging facility and the rechargeable batteries.
The sensor-switched light continues to provide main light illumination and sensor
detection during the test.
The self-test is no substitute for the function check prescribed in national regulations
for emergency-light illumination.
Function test simulation via Smart Remote app
A function test can also be simulated for 1-5 min for an interconnected sensor-
switched lighting group with emergency-light module.
The simulated function test is no substitute for the function check prescribed
in national regulations for emergency-light illumination.
8. Disposal
Electrical and electronic equipment, accessories and packaging must be recycled in
an environmentally compatible manner.
Do not dispose of electrical and electronic equipment as domestic waste.
EU countries only:
Under the current European Directive on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment
and its implementation in national law, electrical and electronic equipment no longer
suitable for use must be collected separately and recycled in an environmentally
compatible manner.
Do not throw devices or rechargeable batteries into household waste, fire or
water at the end of their useful life. Rechargeable batteries should be
collected, recycled or disposed of in an environmentally friendly manner.
EU countries only:
In accordance with Directive 2006/66/EC, defective or spent rechargeable batteries
must be recycled. Waste rechargeable batteries can be returned to the point of
purchase or to a collection facility for hazardous substances.
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