INSTRUCTIONS FOR MOUNTING
IMPORTANT WARNINGS
a) Before any intervention to or maintenance of the light fitting, it is necessary to disconnect the light circuit from the electrical network. This
is to be performed only by a person qualified for performing this kind of activities in accordance with valid regulations. The light fitting may
be connected into an electrical network where the installation and the protection are in accordance with rules in operation. It is very important
that the yellow-green wire of the light fitting is connected properly to the blue wire in the distributor. Light fittings with electronic
ballasts must be connected to the earth conductor – otherwise the electronic ballast is likely to get damaged.
b) It is forbidden to cover recessed light fittings with isolation mats or similar materials.
c) It is not allowed to connect light fittings designed for continuous lines before mounting. Manipulation with a line of light fittings might cause damage.
d) When replacing light sources, use fluorescent lamps equivalent to the ones you want to replace. Disposal of fluorescent light fittings and
light sources after the end of their lifetime or when they are defective must be performed in accordance with the disposal law in operation.
In case the above mentioned warnings are not respected or the light fittings are handled in an incompetent way, the guarantee ceases to be valid.
Guarantee conditions:
A 24-month guarantee applies to the light fittings unless determined differently. A properly signed delivery bill is necessary for raising a complaint.
1. Electrical connection of light fittings
The light fitting is assigned for 230V/50 Hz nominal voltage. It is equipped with a screwless terminal board designed for connecting conductors
with solid cable cores of max. S=2,5 mm2 profile. Each pole of the terminal board can take max. two conductors. Strip approximately 10mm of
the insulation at the ends of the conductors.
2.1. Removing louvre and plexiglass frame from IP20 or IP40 light fitting
cca 20 mm
Pull the louvre (frame) slightly out of the light fitting. Attention! You can pull the louvre (frame) out of the light fitting only
by approximately 20mm. Push the clips and pull louvre out of the grooves in the light fitting. If the louvre is polished or
matt, use gloves for handling. Do not forget to reconnect the guard wire when reinserting the louvre into the light fitting!
2.2. Removing asymmetrical reflector
Remove the protective foil, push the reflector according to the arrows and
take it out. Use gloves and be careful not to deform the reflector.
2.3. Removing diffuser and reflectors from “WINGS“
When connecting the light fitting to electrical network, pull out the perforated cover and one of the reflectors slightly as shown in the picture. When
mounting into plasterboard, take out both reflectors and follow point 3.4.
BAYONET
2.4. Removing plexi cover (glass cover ) from IP 54 and IP65 light fittings
The frame is attached to the light fitting with bayonets. In order to dismount the frame, you need to turn the
bayonets by 90O. When handling the light fitting, always check if the sealing elements that ensure the protection of the light fitting are undamaged. Should you be in doubt, replace the sealing elements immediately.
2.5. Light fittings with SPORT louvres
SPORT louvres are equipped with 4 safety locks ensuring that the louvre does not fall out after being hit
by a ball. Fasten the locks by pushing them out after installing the louvre into the light fitting according
to point 2.1- it is important for your safety!!
CAP
3. Mounting of light fittings
M600 and M625 recessed light fittings
Insert the light fittings from above into a standardized construction for mineral false ceilings. It is not necessary to fix the light fittings.
It is forbidden to cover recessed light fittings with isolation mats or similar materials.
UNI light fittings – see page 2 of the instructions
IP54 (IP65) recessed light fittings for plasterboard – see page 2 of instructions
Insert the light fittings from below into a hole cut into the ceiling (see table). Insert clips
(4-6pcs) into longitudinal holes in the sides of the light fitting and tighten them with the
screws that go with them (underlay the clips with a plasterboard profile or a wooden lath
for better distribution of pressure at the edge of the plasterboard panel).
80
min.15
max.40
Recessed light fittings for plasterboard (IP20, IP40) – mounting from below –type “B“
Table with dimensions of holes:
1x18W
2x18W
Hole size (mm)
170x605
290x605
3x18W
4x18W
605x605
Light fitting T5
1x14/24W
2x14/24W
Hole size (mm) M600
115x585
285x585
3x14/24W
4x14/24W
585x585
Hole size (mm) M625
140x610
298x610
610x610
Surface-mounted (pendant) light fittings
1x36W
2x36W
170x1230
290x1230
3x36W
4x36W
605x1230
1x28/54W
2x28/54W
115x1185
285x1185
3x28/54W
4x28/54W
585x1185
140x1235
298x1235
610x1235
1x58W
2x58W
170x1530
290x1520
3x58W
4x58W
605x1530
1x35/49/80W
2x35/49/80W
-
115x1485
285x1485
-
140x1530
298x1530
-
N
F
Use Ø 6,2mm holes for fixing the light fittings on the ceiling.
Cable inlet: 2 holes Ø 20mm
The light fittings can be mounted on common ignitable surfaces.
The light fittings can be suspended on wire or pipe pendants. Instructions are supplied with the pendants.
N
Light fitting T8
Asymmetrical light fittings
Use wire pendants for fixing the light fittings on the ceiling.
Place the light fitting 1m away from the black board and 0,5m above the upper edge of the black board.
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UNI light fittings
Mounting into M600 and M625 panel false ceilings
Fix holders to the light fitting.
Insert the light fitting into the hole.
Push the holders out and lock them with screws.
See picture 1.
It is forbidden to cover light fittings with isolation mats or similar materials.
1
Mounting into plasterboard
Cut a hole into plasterboard:
3x14, 4x14, 3x24, 4x24W
1x28, 1x54W
2x28, 2x54W
1x35, 1x49, 1x80W
2x35, 2x49, 2x80W
590x590 mm
205x1190 mm
280x1190 mm
205x1490 mm
280x1490 mm
Insert a plasterboard profile (SDK PROFIL) in order to ensure better
distribution of the weight of the light fitting.
Screw the holders to the light fitting.
Insert the light fitting into the hole.
Push the holders out and lock them with screws.
See picture 2.
2
Mounting on solid ceilings (surface mounted light fittings)
Use Ø 6,2mm holes for fixing the light fittings on the ceiling.
Cable inlet: 2 holes Ø 20mm
The light fittings can be mounted on common ignitable surfaces.
See picture 3.
F
3
IP54 (IP65) recessed light fittings for plasterboard
Cut a D hole into plasterboard (see table).
Insert a P plasterboard profile (in order to ensure a better distribution of the weight of the light fitting) and fix it with an S3 screw (version A).
Or insert a piece of a D wooden lath (version B) - this version can only be used for light fittings with maximum weight of 15kg.
Push an L connecting conductor into the light fitting and insert the light fitting into the hole.
Unloose the S1 and S2 screws. Move the H holder according to the arrow. Tighten the S1 screw slightly. Set the position of the holder,
then tighten the S2 screw and the S1 screw. Do the same with all the holders.
Connect the light fitting to electrical network.
Fix the cover to the light fitting and place plastic caps over the bayonets.
T5
1x14, 1x24W
2x14, 2x24W
3x14-24W, 4x14-24W
1x28-54W
2x28-54W
3x28-54, 4x28-54W
1x35-49-80W
2x35-49-80W
3x35-49-80W, 4x35-49-80W
version A
D
3x36-55W, 4x36W
H
S3
S1
S2
min. 23
max. 44
P
TC-L
hole size
175 x 640 mm
295 x 640 mm
640 x 640 mm
175 x 1250 mm
295 x 1250 mm
640 x 1250 mm
175 x 1550 mm
295 x 1550 mm
640 x 1550 mm
version B
D
L
size of light fitting
196x660
316x660
660x660
196x1267
316x1267
660x1267
196x1567
316x1567
660x1567
H
D
S1
S2
min. 23
max. 44
T8
1x18W
2x18W
3x18, 4x18W
1x36W
2x36W
3x36, 4x36W
1x58W
2x58W
3x58, 4x58W
L