Kosnic CEC02LBL Emergency Module for LED DD Lamps Instruction Manual

Kosnic CEC02LBL Emergency Module for LED DD Lamps

Emergency Module for LED DD Lamps
Please read these instructions thoroughly before use and retain for future reference.

The emergency module is suitable for Kosnic LED DD lamps and is designed for installation within a fitting. In the event of a power cut it provides a battery back-up supply through the supplementary socket on the LED DD lamp. The emergency module requires a permanent live un-switched supply to maintain the battery charge.

Safety Information

• Installation must be carried out in accordance with national building and wiring regulations.
• If you are in any doubt about installing this product, please consult a qualified electrician.
• This product is suitable for connec tion to a 220 240Vac 50/60Hz supply.
• This product is IP20 rated for building in.
• The emergency module is only designed to work with Kosnic LED DD lamps.
• Do not use the emergency module if the cable is damaged.
• The emergency module is not suitable for use on a battery supply with a trickle or intermittent re charging circuit.
• The emergency module is not protected against supply voltage polarity reversal.
• Insulation between supply and battery circuit: double insulation.
• The recharging device will recharge the battery normally after removal of a battery short circuit
• When cutting holes, drilling or screwing take care not to damage existing wiring or pipework

Wiring Schematic

Installation

• The emergency module provides power in the event of a cut in the supply and must be wired to the un-switched supply.
• Before commencing installation, turn off and isolate the circuit to be worked on by removing the fuse or switching the circuit breaker off at the distribution board.
• Connect the emergency module input to the supply as follows: Brown = Un-switched Live (L), Blue = Neutral (N).
• The flat four pin output plug from the emergency module should be connected to the socket on the LED DD lamp.
• The battery is supplied disconnected. To connect or replace the battery, disconnect the emergency module from the supply, open the battery compartment cover on the emergency module and disconnect/connect the battery cable.
• Write the commissioning date on the battery label.
• Stick the Maintained or Non-Maintained (as appropriate) emergency luminaire label on the luminaire where it can be seen.
• Ensure that all electrical connections are tight with no loose strands.
• Replace the battery compartment cover and reconnect the supply.
• The battery leaves the factory in a charged state but may take up to 12 hours to fully charge for a 3 hour test. Charge for 5 minutes before performing a functional test to ensure there is some charge in the battery.
• Replace the battery when the luminaire fails to meet the 3-hour duration requirement in testing.

The Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment Regulations (WEEE) requires that products bearing this symbol must not be disposed of with household waste as they may contain substances harmful to the environment. The Local Authority can provide advice on recycling.

Instruction LED Emergency Module CEC02LBL.N (DD EME) V2.1

References

• Kosnic: New age of lighting - Designers and manufacturers in LED Lighting
• Kosnic: New age of lighting - Designers and manufacturers in LED Lighting

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