Spectravision lighting Adagio Pro LED Pool Lighting Owner’s Manual

Spectravision lighting Adagio Pro LED Pool Lighting

Technical specifications

For operation only with a safety isolation transformer

• Minimum input voltage: 10 VAC 50/60 Hz (at lamp terminals)
• Nominal input voltage: 12 VAC 50/60 Hz (at lamp terminals)
• Maximum input voltage: 14 VAC 50/60 Hz (at lamp terminals)
• Power factor: 0,90

Remarks
The luminaire is maintenance free
If the luminaire needs to be replaced, it needsto be completely removed from the water
If the external flexible cable or cord of this luminaire is damaged, it shall be exclusively replaced by the manufacturer or his service agent or a similar qualified person in order to avoid hazard
Adagiopro Pool lamps must be completely submerged into water during operation. Fixing the lamps with adhesivesor silicone kit into a niche is not allowed
Not following these instructions, will void warranty.

Box contents

Installation instructions

mounting face plate

mounting the connector

Connector installation

Wiring instructions Setup 1

For new installations
Each lamp is connected to the transformer by a separate cable

SELECT CABLESECTION & MAXIMUM LENGTH

Wiring instructions Setup 2

For existing or other installations
All lamps are connected to the transformer via 1 cable

4m cable included in lamp package Separatecable ( not included )
This setup is not preferred for installations where a PLP-REM(-300) is used

SELECT CABLESECTION & MAXIMUM LENGTH

Wiring remarks
For installations with PLP-REM& PLP-REM-300
Third party equipment such asfrequency inverters and electric motors can generate excessive noise on the 230VAC / 400VAC power line.
This noise might be injected into the adjacent 12VACpower line and disturb the power line communication towards the AdagioPro RGBlights.
To prevent this, please take care of the following:

• Keep 230VAC / 400VAC power line cables at least 50cm separated over their full length from the 12VACpower line towards any RGBlights
• Do not mix 12VACand 230VAC / 400VAC power line cables into the same cabl trays
  (**) Do not mix 12VACand 230VAC / 400VAC power line cables into the same cable trays

Retrofit in PAR56niche (only PLP170)

Synchronizing & color changing (for RGBand TW lamps only)
Manual synchronization

1.  Switch ON the 12 VAC line voltage and make sure that all lamps light up.
2.  Switch OFFthe 12 VAC line voltage and wait for at least 20 sec.
3. Switch ON and switch OFF
4. Switch ON and switch OFF
5. Switch ON
6. The lamps should now all be on color program 1
   for RGBlamps: fixed blue light (Deep blue Sea) for TW lamps: 3200K

Changing colors
Quickly turn the lamps OFFand back ON
The lamp will jump to the next color program ( 1 –> 14 )
Memorizing the last color
Turn the lamp OFFfor MINIMUM 20 seconds
The last chosen color has now been memorized

Troubleshooting

PROBLEM

• The pool light is flickering

SOLUTION

1. Switch the lamps ON
   For RGBlamps: select the Sun White color program

2. Remove the lamp from the water, unscrew the clips nut, pull back the gasketand the black cable jacket, so you can reach the brass contacts inside the connector block
   (do not remove the connector block)

3. Measurethe voltage at the lamp terminals (while the lamp is still ON)

4. The voltage at the lamp should be at least 10VAC50/60hz.
   If the measured line voltage is below 10VAC:

   • Check the output voltage at the transformer terminals. This voltage should be between 12VACand 14VAC. Verify that the used transformer VA rating is sufficient for powering all connected lamps
   • If the transformer output voltage is ok, then install a thicker cable between the transformer and the lamp.(wiring instructions p. 8-13) Make sure that all lamps are connected to the same 12VAC power line. Execute the synchronization as explained on p.16
   • Severalpool lights in the pool show different color program

References

• Koigarten Müller - Trommelfilter - Teichpumpen - Koifutter

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