SUNNY TM Series Self-Contained Emergency Light User Manual

SUNNY TM Series Self-Contained Emergency Light

Model: TM209CD2

Product Information

The Self-Contained Emergency Light TM Series, Model: TM209CD2, is an indoor emergency lighting unit that can be installed on the leveled ground or hung up. It has a 230VAC power supply and comes with a remote control for setting the timer.

PRODUCT Indicators

by remote.
A continuous red light| Charge/Fail| The battery is charging.
The red light turns off| Charge/Fail| The battery is fully charged.
A red light blinks four times every 15 seconds| Charge/Fail| Charging fail: When the battery charging system does not
charge, the charger does not cut off, the charging circuit cuts
off, but the battery charge decreases too quickly.

Remote Control

The remote control can be used to set the timer for the emergency light. The following options are available:

• 1: The lamp will turn on for 1 hour.
• 2: The lamp will turn on for 2 hours.
• 3: The lamp will turn on for 3 hours.
• 6: The lamp will turn on for 6 hours.
• 12: The lamp will turn on for 12 hours.
• OFF: Cancel the timer.

Important Note on Using the Unit

1. The emergency lighting unit should be installed indoors, out of direct sunlight and humidity. It should not be installed in an environment with temperatures higher than 40 degrees Celsius.
2. The unit should be stored in temperatures under 25 degrees Celsius, and the battery should be charged every 3 months to maintain its operational life.
3. Please always read the manual carefully prior to operating the unit for the safest and most effective use of the product.

Product Usage Instructions

Installation and Operation

1. Install the unit properly and securely to prevent accidents that could cause damage to the unit or other people and property.
2. Plug the unit into a power socket with a 230VAC power supply. The emergency lamp will remain off until it is turned on using the remote control.
3. The unit can be installed on leveled ground or hung up as per your preference.

Status Indicators and Testing Buttons

The following indicators and buttons are available on the unit:

• LED AC: Indicates that the unit is receiving a power supply.
• LED On/Timer: Indicates that the unit is receiving power/Indicates the status when setting the timer using the remote.
• LED Charge/Fail: Indicates that the unit’s battery is charging or is a problem with the battery.
• IR Off Test: Infrared signal receiver. Press to turn off the lamp and the system of the unit.
• Switch Off/Test: Press to test the device’s availability.

Initial Troubleshooting

Power not getting to the unit after plugging in. The LED AC
light does not turn on.| The power socket might not have any power. The plug or socket
is loose. The AC.230V fuse is blown.| Check the 230VAC power supply. Check the plug and socket.
Contact customer service.
The emergency light does not turn on after the power went out.| The lamp is faulty. The circuit’s wiring is loose. The DC fuse
is blown.| Contact customer service. Contact customer service. Contact
customer service.

Status Indicators and Testing Buttons

• Indicates that the unit is receiving a power supply
• Indicates that the unit is receiving a power / Indicates the status when setting the timer using the remote
• Indicates that the unit’s battery is charging or is a problem with the battery
• Infrared signal receiver
• Press to turn off the lamp and the system of the unit (while the power is off or the unit is not plugged in)
• Press to test the device’s availability (during normal circumstances and the unit is plugged in)

Remote Control

Installation and Operation

1. The unit can be installed on the leveled ground or hung up.
2. Install properly and securely to prevent accidents that could cause damage to the unit or other people and property.
3. Plug the unit into a power socket with a 230VAC power supply. The emergency lamp will remain on for about 2 seconds before turning off, Notice the LED will show the status as follows.
4. The LED “AC” will turn on indicating that the unit is receiving power.
5. LED “On/Timer” lit or flashing slowly indicates the status of the unit ready to use.
6. The LED “Charge“ will be on when the battery is charging.
7. The LED “Charge” will be off when the battery is fully charged.
8. When the unit is operational, tests can be performed.
9. Pressing the “Off/Test” switch the emergency lamp will remain on for about 5 seconds before turning off.
10. Unplug the unit from the 230VAC socket and the emergency light should turn on automatically and plugging the unit back in should cause the emergency lamp will remain on for about 5 seconds.
11. During power outages, the emergency light should automatically turn on and will turn off automatically and start charging the battery once power is restored.

_ Caution: _Please always read the manual prior to installation and operation.

Important Note on Using the Unit

1. The emergency lighting unit should be installed indoors, out of direct sunlight and humidity. It should not be installed in an environment with temperatures higher than 40 degrees Celsius.
2. The unit should be stored in temperatures under 25 Degree Celsius and the battery should be charged every 3 months to maintain its operational life.
3. Please always read the manual carefully prior to operating the unit for the saftest and most effective use of the product.

Indicators

AC

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• A continuous orange light
• The orange light turns off

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• The unit is receiving a normal AC power supply.
• The unit is not receiving an AC power supply.

On/ Timer

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• A continuous green light
• A green light blinks on and off

|

• The unit is turned on and operational
• The unit’s timer has been activated by remote. The illumination from the lamp is not powered by battery but by the mains power supply

Charge/Fail

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• A continuous red light
• The red light turns off
• A red light blinks four times every 15 seconds

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• The battery is charging.
• The battery is fully charged.
• “Charging fail” When the battery charging system does not charge, the charger does not cut off, the charging circuit cuts off, but the battery charge decreases too quickly.

Dimension (mm)

Initial Trouble Shooting

• Power not getting to the unit after plugging in. The LED AC light does not turn on.

|

• The power socket might not have any power.
• The plug or socket is loose.
• The AC.230V fuse is blown.

|

• Check the 230VAC power supply.

• Check the plug and socket.

• Contact customer service.

• Emergency light does not turn on after the power went out.

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• The lamp is faulty
• The circuit’s wiring is loose.
• The DC fuse is blown

|

• Contact customer service.

• Contact customer service.

• Contact customer service.

• Emergency light only turns on for a short time after the power went out.

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• The battery is not fully charged.
• The battery is past its operational lifetime or has deteriorated

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• Take the emergency light unit to charge until the “LED Charge” indicator turns off.
• Contact customer service to replace the battery

Terms for Warranty and Service

1. The product will only be under warranty if the customer fills in the “warranty card” and return the “return part” to the company within 7 days of purchasing the product. If this is not done within the specific time then the warranty will be considered void.
2. The warranty only covers the unit’s internal parts for the duration specified by the company counting from the date of purchase.
3. Please show the warranty card every time when contacting our service department or the dealer you purchased the unit from.
4. The warranty will be considered void in the following cases.
   • The unit has been used outside of its intended use specified in the manual.
   • The unit has been used with equipment that does not meet the specifications specified within the manual.
   • The unit has been damaged from impact, for example, parts are dented, scratched missing or distorted.
   • The unit has been modified or repaired by people not socially certified by our company.
   • The Sticker Warranty Void has been removed or torn.
   • The unit is damaged from negligence or incompetent use, for example, the battery is swollen, the batter has been overcharged, the battery has been damaged from quick charging, the battery has been short-circuited, the batteries charged has been completely drained.
   • The unit has been stored improperly, for example, it was exposed to moisture causing rust and damage to the internal circuitry.
   • Damage was caused by a malfunction in the AC power supply.
   • Damage from natural disasters such as fire, moisture, submersion in liquids, chemical damage or from unavoidable circumstances.
   • Damage from animals or insects.

Note: Please read the manual carefully before installation and operation to understand how to properly operate the unit.

CONTACT

For any further questions about your product please feel free to contact SUNNY’s customer service department.

• Tel:  (+66) 02-948-4450-2
• E-mail: service@sunnyemergencylight.com

IsOn Import-Export Co., Ltd.

2915-2917 Ladprao Road, Klongjan, Bangkapi, Bangkok 10240

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