FORUM LIGHTING ZN-34019 Mizar Up Down Wall Light Instructions
- June 1, 2024
- Forum Lighting
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FORUM LIGHTING ZN-34019 Mizar Up Down Wall Light
Instructions for Electrical Safety
Specifications
| Document Number | INS ZN 34019 / 34020 – D |
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Instruction Steps
- Step A: Turn the Power OFF
- Illustration shows a hand switching off a circuit breaker in an electrical panel.
- Step B: Remove Old Batteries
- Two batteries are shown being removed from a device. Flames indicate that the device should not be near any kind of fire or heat source during this process.
- Step C: Disconnect Wiring
- Wires are being disconnected from an electrical box mounted on a brick wall. An arrow indicates the outward motion for the disconnection of the wires.
- Step D: Identify Wire Colors
- A depiction of an electrical box with wires labeled ‘L’ (Brown) and ‘N’ (Blue) to show the correct wiring colors for Live and Neutral wires respectively.
- Step E: Install New Batteries
- Replacement of batteries is shown, with the correct orientation indicated by plus and minus symbols. Again, caution against fire or heat is indicated.
- Step F: Turn the Power ON
- A hand is shown switching on the circuit breaker in the electrical panel, indicating the restoration of power.
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FAQ
What safety precautions should I take before changing the batteries?
Ensure that the power is turned OFF at the circuit breaker before attempting to replace the batteries.
Is it safe to change the batteries near a heat source?
No, keep the device away from fire and heat sources when changing the batteries as indicated by the flame symbols.
How do I ensure the batteries are installed correctly?
Check the plus and minus symbols to ensure the batteries are installed with the correct orientation.
When should I turn the power back ON?
After completing all steps and ensuring everything is secure, turn the power ON at the circuit breaker as shown in Step F.
POWER
ON/OFF
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
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