GM Lighting LARC6 24VDC Modular Lightbar Instructions
- June 3, 2024
- GM Lighting
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GM Lighting LARC6 24VDC Modular Lightbar Instructions
WARNING!
FAMILIARIZE YOURSELF WITH
INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE PROCEEDING.
FOLLOW ALL LOCAL CODES. VERIFY THAT POWER IS OFF BEFORE PROCEEDING. MAKE SURE
YOU USE PROPER RATED WIRE.
NOTE: DO NOT INSTALL IN AN APPLICATION THAT IS OUTSIDE OF THE PRODUCTS LISTED AMBIENT TEMPERATURE AND IN AN AREA THAT IS NOT EASILY ACCESSED FOR SERVICE REQUIREMENTS. USE MAGNETIC DRIVER ONLY. WE RECOMMEND THAT YOU ENGAGE A QUALIFIED, LICENSED ELECTRICIAN. MODIFYING OR DISASSEMBLING BEYOND INSTRUCTIONS WILL VOID THE WARRANTY FOR THIS PRODUCT.
DO NOT EXCEED MAXIMUM RUN OF 16’ OF LIGHT FIXTURE ON ONE POWER LEAD. MAXIMUM RUN WITH -TD (TOUCH DIMMER) OR -OS (OCCUPANCY SENSOR) IS 10’.
Connecting to Power Supply
NOTE: Use only a Plug the LightBar to power supply connector into the
LARC6 LED LightBar (Fig. 1). Connect the positive (+) side of the wire
from the connector (denoted by white writing) to the positive (+) lead of the
24VDC power supply. Connect the negative (-) lead of the 24VDC power supply.
(Power supply and connector included (1) GMC-PS-24).
Connecting LARC6 LED Lightbars together
LightBars plug directly together using the LARC6-BB-1 connector (Fig. 2)
or bar to bar connectors.
Mounting
Open mounting clips by prying then open from the back of the bar (Fig. 3).
Predrill mounting holes in the mounting surface for the mounting screws. Screw
the fixture in place. Be cautious to avoid breaking the clip by force or over
tightening (Fig. 4). Adjust light flat or for angled light spread (Fig.
5).
Wiring Diagram
See (Fig. 6) for typical wiring diagram where a LARC6-TD Touch Dimmer or
-OS Occupancy Sensor is used at start of run.
NOTE: ONLY USE NON-DIMMING POWER SUPPLY. WHEN NOT USING -TD OR -OS MODULE,
YOU CAN USE A DIMMABLE 24VDC POWER SUPPLY. Maximum run with TD or -OS modues
is 10’. Without modules – 16’.
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