EN
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SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
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PART
The manufacturer advises the correct use
of
Luminaires (lighting fixtures)! Therefore always
follow
these
instructions
to
ensure correct and safe installation
and
functioning
of
the
lu.minaire and keep
it
for
future
reference.Turn off electrical
power
at
main fuse
or
circuit breaker
box
before commencing installation, maintenance
or
repair. If
in
doubt,
consult a qualified electrician
or
contact
your
retail outlet. Ensure that you always install
the
luminaire
to
the
local electrical code. Certain regulations indicate that luminaires should
be
installed
by
a qualified
electrician. Observe
the
correct color
of
the
wiring
before
installation:
white
(N), black (L)
and
green
or
bare
copper
wire (Ground). Do
not
connect this luminaire
to
a
non-grounded
electrical system. WARNING: Installing this fixture
in a
non
-grounded electrical system could
allow
metal parts
of
the
luminaire
to
carry electrical current
if
any wires
or
wire connections become broken
or
loose. Under this condition, anyone coming in contact
with
the
luminaire is
subject
to
electric shock which could cause injury
or
death. Always use wire nuts/connectors rated for
the
correct
gauge and number
of
wires used. CAUTION: Be certain
that
no
bare wire strands are exposed outside
of
the wire
nuts/connections
(if
applicable).
Be
careful
not
to
damage
or
cut
the
wire insulation (covering) during installation.
Do
not
permit
wires
to
contact any sharp edges. Do
not
remove thermal insulation pad(s). Doing so
will
result in
increased temperatures
and
possible risk
of
fire. Maintain interior lighting
with
a dry cloth duster.
do
not
use
abrasives
or
solvents.Avoid liquid
on
all
electrical parts. Always consider all the technical specifications
of
the
luminaire.Verify the stated icons
on
the identification
label
on
the luminaire
and
the icons
that
are shown in
part
A
of
your
safety instructions.
ATTENTION
: Below
you
will
find all the explanations
with
numeric reference
to
the
icons respectively in front
of
these
PART-B
safety instructions. Applicable icons
to
your
fixture are shown in
PART
-A
safety instructions.
1)
This
product
should
only
be
installed indoors. 2) The
product
is suitable for
outdoor
usage.
3)
Only
suitable
for
dry locations. 4) Suitable for
damp
locations.
5)
Suitable for
wet
locations. 6) Luminaire is suitable for base
up
mounting.
7)
Luminaire is suitable for base
down
mounting. 8) Luminaire is suitable for horizontal mounting.
9) The luminalre is
only
suitable for fixing
to
the ceiling. 10) The luminaire is
only
suitable for fixing
to
the
wall.
11)
The luminaire
is
suitable for fixing
to
the
wall
and
to
the
ceiling
12)
Always observe the minimum distance
between
the
lamp
and the surface being
lit
as indicated
on
the
icon.
13)
Free air space
of
at
least 4 inches
must
be
kept between
top
of
shade and
bottom
of
canopy.
14)
Immediately replace a cracked
or
broken safety glass
and
use
only
manufacturer approved parts.
15)
Strip
the
wire
as indicated in
the
diagram.
16)
Use heat-resistant cable
for wiring the luminaire
into
the
mains.
17)
MAX .... W:
only
use lamps suitable for this luminaire
and
keep
within
the
maximum specified wattage.
18)
This product is
not
suitable for children under
14
years.
19)
The Luminaire has a
ground conductor identified
with
green insulation
or
bare copper wire. 20) The luminaire is
only
suitable for a
lamp
with
built-in
safety
or
a
low
pressure
lamp
. An extra safety glass is
not
necessary.
21)
The luminaire is
equipped
with
a fuse.
If
the luminaire is
out
of
order
after
the
bulb
has been replaced,
the
internal fuse has
to
be
replaced.
If contact
with
the internal wiring can be made during this operation, this should be
done
by a competent
electrician. 22) The luminaire can
be
used
with
a dimming circuit. Consult a qualified electrician
for
choosing
the
right
type
(especially important for
low
voltage luminaires). 23) The Luminaire cannot
be
used
with
a dimming
circuit. 24) The luminaire is dimmable with
the
supplied dimmer
ONLY.
Do
not
connect
to
an additional dimmer.
25) The dimmability features depend
on
the chosen
lamp
. More information
on
the
dimmability features
is
available in the information pack provided
with
the
bulb
. 26) Luminaire
with
time
and light setting options.
Minimum
and
maximum
will
be
shown
in
the icon in
part
A.
27) The luminaire can
be
placed
at
a maximum
of
20ft
height. 28)
To
reach an
optimal
working, you have
to
place
the
luminaire
on
the
height mentioned in
the
icon. The
maximum
and
minimum reach
of
the detector is also mentioned
in
the icon in
part
A.
29) The standard active range
of
vision
of
the detector covers the given degrees mentioned
in
the icon. 30) Ensure that you
don't
drill through
electrical wires
or
any other obstruction in the
wall
or
ceiling during installation!
31)
This luminaire contains
in
some
places very
hot
parts. 32) Product
to
be
installed by
two
people
. 33) To avoid corrosion, clean the luminaire a
minimum
of
2 times per year
with
a
soft
cloth
and
a neutral detergent. (4 times in coastal
or
industrial areas). 34)
The product is
for
indoor
use
only
. Do
not
use in
wet
locations, areas directly exposed
to
water
or
outdoors
.
35) The product is ZigBee certified. Zigbee is an
open
standard for
indoor
wireless communication. All Philips
ZigBee Certified products can be connected
with
other
Philips ZigBee Certified products. 36) Bluetoothl'! enabled
product. The Bluetooth•
word
mark and logos are registered trademarks
owned
by
Bluetooth
SIG,
Inc. and
any
use
of
such marks
by
Signify is under license. Other trademarks and trade names are those
of
their respective owners.
Hue Personal Wireless Lighting is a trademark
owned
by
Signify Holding 8.V. Please
go
to
www
.philips-hue.com
to
learn more
about
Hue and
how
to
use it.
This device complies
with
Part
15
of
the
FCC
Rules
and
with
RSS
of
Industry Canada. Operation is subject
to
the
following
two
conditions: (1) this device may
not
cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any
interference received, including interference
that
may cause undesired operation. This equipment has been tested
and
found
to
comply
with
the
limits
for
a
Class
8 digital device, pursuant
to
part
15
of
the
FCC
Rules. These limits
are designed
to
provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This device
generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and,
if
not
installed and used
in
accordance
with
the
instructions. may ca~se harmful interference
to
radio communications.
This
Class
B digital apparatus complies
with
CAN
ICES-005. This digital apparatus does
not
exceed the class B limits
for
radio-noise emissions from digital apparatus
as
set
out
in the Radio Interference Regulations
of
the Canadian