Jump ID-1228 Wall LED Cantilever

Product Information

Specifications:

• Module Lengths: 4ft, 8ft
• Endcaps: 0.6
• Weight of Fixture: 3.5lbs/ft

Product Usage Instructions

1. Prepare Fixtures:
   Arrange the boxed fixtures on the floor in the specified mounting locations. Remove the fixtures from the boxes.

2. Attach Brackets to Wall:
   Attach the brackets to the wall using appropriate hardware (1/4″ fastener recommended). Ensure that the structure can support the weight of the fixture at 3.5lbs/ft. Install using two center holes for non-power locations and use 4 outer holes for power locations. Power locations require a vertically oriented 2×4 recessed utility box (supplied by others). Use a spirit level and adjust the mounting screws to level the brackets.

3. Complete Electrical Connection in Wall:
   Level the bracket by loosening or tightening the top screw or screws that hold the bracket to the structure.

FAQ

• Q: What are the module lengths available for Jump wall systems?
  A: Jump wall systems come in 4ft and 8ft modules.

• Q: How much weight can the brackets support?
  A: The brackets can support the weight of the fixture at 3.5lbs/ft.

• Q: What type of hardware should be used to attach the brackets to the wall?
  A: It is recommended to use 1/4″ fasteners to attach the brackets to the wall.

• Q: What should be used to level the brackets?
  A: A spirit level should be used to level the brackets. Adjust the mounting screws accordingly.

System Overview

These instructions review how to install Jump wall fixtures. Jump 4ft and 8ft modules can be installed as individual standalone units, or they can be joined together to create continuous runs. The graphic below shows the components required to install a typical run of Jump wall fixtures.

IMPORTANT:
Read all instructions including fixture/sensor wiring AND mechanical details before beginning installation

**Jump joint kit(s)***

• A/C mounting bracket (x1)
• Break apart joiner aligner (x1)

• 8-32 x 1/2″ screw (x2)

• 8-32 Hex Nut (x2)

• Gasket (x1)
• Power Plate (x2)
• Plug 1/2 (x2)

NOTE: 1 kit is required for each in-run joint.

Wall mount kit(s)

• 1/4-20 x 5/8 hex washer screw (x1)
• 1/4-20 x 5/8 screw (x1)
• 10-24 hex lock nut (x1)
• 1/4 countersink toothed washer (x1)
• Wall mount cover (x1)
• Fixture mount bracket (x1)
• Wall arm bracket (x1)

NOTE: 2 kits are required for each run (one for each end).

Module Lengths

Jump wall systems come in 4ft and 8ft modules. Overall module lengths are shown below. Module lengths do not include end caps.

Endcaps

Add two endcaps to the length of each run.

Mount Spacing

Run Configurations

The tables below indicate how 4ft and 8ft modules can be combined to create continuous runs of various lengths.

Nominal Row Length| Number of Modules Required| Installed Row Length (not including

end caps)

---|---|---
 | 4′| 8′|
4′| 1x|  | 4′ – 3/16
8′|  | 1x| 8′ – 3/8″
12′| 1x| 1x| 12′ – 9/16″
16′|  | 2x| 16′ – 3/4
20′| 1x| 2x| 20| – 15/16
24′|  | 3x| 24| 1 – 1/16
28′| 1x| 3x| 28| 1 – 1/4
32′|  | 4x| 32| 1 – 7/16
36′| 1x| 4x| 36| 1 – 5/8
40′|  | 5x| 40| 1 – 13/16
44′| 1x| 5x| 44| 1
48′|  | 6x| 48| 2 – 3/16
52′| 1x| 6x| 52 2 – 3/8
---|---|---|---
56′|  | 7x| 56 2 – 9/16
60′| 1x| 7x| 60 2 – 11/16
64′|  | 8x| 64 2 – 7/8
68′| 1x| 8x| 68 3 – 1/16
72′|  | 9x| 72 3 – 1/4
76′| 1x| 9x| 76 3 – 7/16
80′|  | 10x| 80 3 – 5/8
84′| 1x| 10x| 84 3 – 13/16
88′|  | 11x| 88 3
92′| 1x| 11x| 92 4 – 3/16
96′|  | 12x| 96 4 – 3/8
100′| 1x| 12x| 100 4 – 1/2

Overall run lengths provided do not include end caps. Add two endcaps to the overall length of each run.

Installation Instructions

1. Prepare Fixtures
   Arrange boxed fixtures on the floor in specified mounting locations; remove fixtures from boxes.

2. Attach Brackets to the Wall

3. Attach brackets to the wall using appropriate hardware (1/4 fastener recommended). Ensure the structure can support the weight of the fixture at 3.5 lbs/ft. Install using two center holes for non-power locations and use 4 outer holes for power locations. Power locations require a vertically oriented 2 x4 recessed utility box (supplied by others). Use a spirit level and adjust mounting screws to level brackets.

4. Level the bracket by loosening or tightening the top screw or screws that hold the bracket to the structure.

5. Complete Electrical Connection in Wall
   (Power locations only) Feed the power cable through the hole in the mounting bracket. Complete electrical connection to junction box through square cut out in mounting bracket.

6. Slide-on Wall Covers
   Slide on Wall covers, and use the supplied #8 lock-nut to secure to cantilever bracket (non-power mount shown).

7. Attach Fixture Hanging Brackets
   Attach fixture hanging brackets to cantilever brackets using supplied -20 bolts. Do not fully tighten.

8. Slide Power Plates into Fixture
   On the floor, slide power plates into fixture ends. Attach supplied bushings in power locations and plugs in non-power locations.

9. Install Mounting Bracket

10. Attach the Fixture to the Bracket
    Raise the fixture to brackets and use the supplied countersunk screw with the countersunk washer to attach the fixture to the bracket. Adjust fixture hanging brackets so the fixture is flush with the cantilever arm and tighten.

11. Run and Secure Power Cables

    • Run the power cable down the fixture channel and through the power plate at the end of the fixture. Secure power cable into fixture channel using supplied cable clips at 4 increments.
    • Complete power connections using a cut-out in the end of the fixture.

12. Attach Joiner Aligner Brackets
    On the floor, slide the variable mount bracket into the next fixture in the run. Attach joiner-aligner brackets to the opposite side.

13. Suspend and Join Additional Fixtures to Create Row

    • Raise the next fixture to the cantilever bracket and insert the joiner aligners into the corresponding slots on the already installed fixture.
    • Attach variable mount bracket to next cantilever arm as per steps 6-9.

14. Complete Power Connections
    Complete power connections between fixtures.
    This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, under part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used under the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.

15. Finishing
    Join fixtures using supplied #8 screws and lock nuts. Repeat steps 8-12 for each fixture in the run.

16. Attach End Cap

    • Snap-on the gasket to the end of the fixture and attach end caps using supplied #8 screws.
    • Install lenses as shown.

Sensor in Rows

Single Sensor Controlling Whole Row

1. Purple & brown (or purple & grey/pink) control wires MUST be connected between fixtures.
   Note:

   • A maximum of 8 drivers can be wired to 8 sensors; confirm fixture driver count with factory.
     Multiple Sensors Controlling Separates Zones in a Row

2. Purple & brown (or purple & grey/pink) control wires MUST NOT be connected between zones.
   Notes:

   • A maximum of 8 drivers can be wired to one sensor; confirm fixture driver count with the factory.
   • Only one sensor is allowed on a wired zone. (Sensors can be paired together wirelessly via a mobile app).

Sensor Spacing

• For correct operation, the sensor should be placed a minimum distance of 8ft apart.
• Wireless sensors should be placed no further than 40ft apart for good wireless signal connection.

ATTENTION: Install under national and local building and electrical codes.

Important Consideration When Using Sensor in a Row

• For fixtures with wireless sensors (CS, SB, or RA options): DO NOT connect fixture purple and brown (or purple & grey/pink) control wires to an external dimming switch. Fixture mains wiring should not be connected to a circuit with an external on/off switch.
• For best aesthetic condition, place sensors at the ends of the row only so as not to break the continuous lens.
• For better occupancy coverage in longer rows, sensors may be placed mid-run, but keep in mind this will break the continuous lens into discrete sections. Alternatively, remote sensors may be used, note the same wiring rules will apply.

Occupancy Sensor Coverage

Note:
The longer dimension of the detection area (Y1, Y2) is parallel to the longer dimension of the luminaire.

Daylight Sensor

The light sensor measures the total amount of light in a circular field of approximately 80% of the PIR detection area. The following aspects should be observed during installation:

• Minimum distance from the window = 2ft (0.6m).
• Prevent light reflections from outside entering the sensor (for example sunlight reflection on a car hood) as this will lead to incorrect light regulation.

As a guideline the formula 0.72 X H can be used to calculate the minimum distance between the window and sensor whereby H is the height from the bottom of the window to the sensor.

The detection area for the movement sensor can be roughly divided into two parts;

• Minor movements (person moving = 3ft/s or 0.9m/s).
• Major movements (person moving = 3ft/s or 0.9m/s).

Photosensor spatial response

ATTENTION: Install per national and local building and electrical codes.

Contact Information

© 2023 Signify Holding. All rights are reserved. Reproduction in whole or part is prohibited without the written consent of the copyright owner.

• Phone: 604.888.6811
• Web: ledalite.com/products
• Signify North America Corporation. 400 Crossing Blvd, Suite 600 Bridgewater, NJ 08807.
• Telephone: 855-486-2216
• Signify Canada Ltd. 281 Hillmount Road, Markham, ON, Canada L6C 2S3.
• Telephone: 800-668-9008

References

• Indoor architectural lighting | Ledalite | Signify

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