Installation Instructions for:
Briteblade
This luminaire complies with BS EN 60598-2-22 and is suitable for normal
interior locations including defined escape routes. Normal ambient
temperature 0°C to +25°C.
Caution
DO NOT MEGGA after installation. In accordance with IEE regulation 613-7
and ECA/LIF recommendations, disconnect live and neutral wires from the
luminaire to check insulation resistance.
Installation
1. Cut an aperture 342 mm x 103 mm in the ceiling. A template, part no.BBT,
is available, sold separately.
2. Remove the front bezel and secure the luminaire in the ceiling aperture by
winding down all the integral side arms. If installing adjacent to a wall
ensure the LED charge indicator is on the room side of the luminaire.
3. Connect an unswitched mains supply to terminals Lch and N. If a switched
facility is required for maintained operation connect an additional switched
mains supply to terminal Lsw, if the lamp is to be continuously alight
terminal Lsw may be linked to terminal Lch.
4. If a test facility is required it should be connected as shown. If the test
switch is manually operated it must be self-resetting or key operated.
5. Fit the legend panel (sold separately) into the front bezel and retain with
the split pins supplied with the luminaire, splay the split pin ends to secure.
6. Close the gear cover.
7. Re-fit lamp. When fitting the 3W LED lamp ensure that the green label is
the same end as LED charge indicator and when installed the green label
is facing downwards.
8. Align the charge indicator in the housing with the hole in the bezel and fit
the bezel/legend assembly to the luminaire using the wishbone springs
fitted.
Under no circumstances cover this luminaire with insulating matting or
similar material.
L
Mains lighting fuse
To mains
lighting
N
Battery Replacement
Performance of the luminaire is dependent on the use of the correct type of
high temperature nickel-cadmium battery.
Battery life may be impaired if the luminaire is mounted in an ambient
temperature greater than 25°C. Store the luminaire or battery between
0°C and 25°C. Replace with high temperature nickel-cadmium battery to
the manufacturer's recommended part number. Connect the red lead to
positive (+), the black lead to negative (-). Take care not to damage the
sleeving. The battery should be replaced when the rated duration is no
longer achieved.
Warning: When disposing of the battery do not pierce, incinerate or short
circuit. The battery contains cadmium and should therefore be disposed
of in accordance with recognized disposal methods.
Additional Notes On Installation For Electromagnetic Compatibility
The intended use of this product is to supply rated illumination for its
specified duration in the event of a failure of the mains supply. During
normal mains healthy conditions its batteries are charged and in the case
of maintained units the lamp may be operated from the 'Lsw’ mains supply.
When used as intended this product complies with EMC Directive
(89/336/EEC) and the UK EMC regulations 1992 (SI 2372/1992) by
meeting the limits set by the standards BS5406:1988 Parts 2 & 3,
EN61547:1996 and EN55015:1992.
The following installation guidelines must be followed:
1: External cables must be connected using the cable entries or
knockouts provided.
2: When routing external cables inside the product they must be:
a) kept as short as possible.
b) routed close to the housing.
c) kept as far as possible from the electronics.
Any modifications other than those in the main installation leaflet, or any
other use of the product may cause interference and is the responsibility
of the user, who should ensure compliance with the EMC and Low
Voltage Directives.
Safe Installation and Operation
Fluorescent
emergency
luminaire
Use solid
wires only
Tamper-proof
test switch
To additional
emergency
luminaires
Lch
Lsw ONLY USED ON
( MAINTAINED
UNITS (
N
Lsw
Maintained lighting
control switch
Testing:
1. Check the rating label for voltage and frequency before connecting to the
electrical supply.
2. Ensure the mains supply is switched off and the battery disconnected
when working on this luminaire, whether installing, re-lamping or
carrying out any other servicing.
3. Use only the correct lamp and battery as indicated on the luminaire label.
4. Ensure the fixing is adequate for the luminaire weight.
Servicing
This luminaire must be Earthed
1. The luminaire must be connected to an unswitched live supply fed by the
normal lighting sub-circuit in that location.
2. Check the green LED indicator illuminates to indicate the battery is
charging.
3. Maintained luminaires only - check the lamp illuminates when the
switched supply is turned on.
4. Briefly interrupt the unswitched supply when the lamp must illuminate at
reduced brightness and the LED indicator extinguish.
Date of Commissioning
Date to be entered in the space provided on the battery label by either the
installer or commissioning engineer.
Rated lumen output
Rated minimum luminaire output in emergency mode in accordance with
EN 60598-2-22: 1 lumen.
This value is provided to permit checking of correct operation,
determination of the lighting level on an escape route can only be made
with full photometric data.
1. Ensure this instruction leaflet and recommendations for periodic
inspection and test are presented to the authority responsible for the
operation and maintenance of this luminaire.
2. Servicing, e.g. cleaning and lamp replacement, must only be carried out
after the electricity supply has been switched off. Do not assume a
luminaire with no lamps alight is switched off, always check before
servicing. Do not touch the lamp pins or any terminals without first
disconnecting the battery.
3. Cleaning should be carried out at regular intervals to ensure dirt does not
accumulate to an extent that will impair the thermal safety of the
luminaire. Regular cleaning will help to maintain the optical performance
of the luminaire.
4. Failed lamps, starter switches and batteries must be replaced as soon
as practicable by components of the same type. Replace the battery
when the luminaire fails to achieve the rated duration marked on the
luminaire.
Cooper Lighting and Safety Ltd
Wheatley Hall Road, Doncaster, South Yorkshire, DN2 4NB
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Lighting
EMERGENCY LUMINAIRE TEST RECORD
All emergency lighting installations should be regularly tested and a record kept of the results. Tests carried out to the schedule
listed below conform to the requirements of BS EN50172 and BS5266 Part 8 Emergency escape lighting systems.
Tests should be conducted at times of minimum risk and buildings not re-occupied until the battery has recharged.
Where a large number of emergency luminaires are involved do not test all the luminaires at the same time.
Daily
Check the charge indicator is illuminated.
Monthly Simulate a mains supply failure and check the emergency lamp illuminates. The period of simulated mains failure
should be sufficient to check the operation of the luminaire but should not exceed one quarter of the rated duration.
When the mains supply is restored check the charge indicator is illuminated
Annual Simulate a mains supply failure and check the emergency lamp is illuminated for the rated duration.
When the mains supply is restored check the charge indicator isilluminated.
Luminaire location
Installation Engineer:
Ref. No.
Telephone No.
Luminaire Cat. No.
INSTALLATION ENGINEER’S TEST REPORT
Charge Indicator:
Luminaire type
Rated duration
Hrs
Year 1
Test
Signed
Date:
Signed:
Year 2
Date
Charge/discharge test:
Signed
Year 3
Date
Signed
Year 4
Date
Signed
Year 5
Date
Signed
Date
Month 1
Month 2
Month 3
Month 4
Month 5
Month 6
Month 7
Month 8
Month 9
Month 10
Month 11
Annual
Year 6
Test
Month 1
Month 2
Month 3
Month 4
Month 5
Month 6
Month 7
Month 8
Month 9
Month 10
Month 11
Annual
Signed
Year 7
Date
Signed
Year 8
Date
Signed
Year 9
Date
Signed
Year 10
Date
Signed
Date