S.R.Smith 6004 Fiber Optic Illuminator Guide d'installation

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10.75”
MAXIMUM SOIL HEIGHT:
DO NOT ALLOW FILL TO
EXCEED THIS LEVEL!
12”
9.75”10.5”
22.75”
4”
4”
13”
11.5”
2004-AS™
AUTO SYNCHRONIZED ILLUMINATORS
WARNING: DO NOT INSTALL
WITHIN 1.5M (5 FT.) OF A POOL,
SPA, OR HOT TUB.
ADVERTISSEMENT: NE PAS
INSTALLER A MOINS DE 1,5M
D’UNE PISCINE OU D’UNE CUVE
DE RELAXATION.
INSTALLATION MANUAL
ELECTRICAL
Voltage required: 120VAC 60Hz
Power consumption: 250 Watts max
Current usage: 2.0 amps
LAMP
Type: Quartz-halogen, proprietary design
Lamp life: 400-700 hrs average
Listing
UL file number E220601
SPECIFICATIONS
CONSTRUCTION
Case: High Impact Polycarbonate
Ventilation: 110 cu ft/min air volume
Acoustic rating: 50dB(A)
Weight: 13 lbs.
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ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
2004-AS
120V 60Hz ONLY
IF A SELF-CONTAINED
REMOTE IS DESIRED, ORDER
THE OPTIONAL RM1
SEE BELOW
CONTROL SEQUENCE
1. From off to on the first time.
Light on, color wheel stationary
with the color wheel at position it
was on when turned off. (#2 to
#1)
2. Toggle from on to off to on.
Light on, color wheel moves to
white, pauses, then continues
rotating. (#1 to #2 to #1)
3. Toggle from on to off to on.
Light on, color wheel stops on
the desired color. (Another
toggle will start the color wheel
rotating again.) (#1 to #2 to #1)
4. From on to off.
Light off, color wheel off. Sets
the color that will come on when
initially turned on again. (#1 to
#2)
NOTES:
1. FOR EXTERNAL AUTO CONTROL YOU MUST
LEAVE TOGGLE SWITCH IN THE “ON
POSITION.
2. IF USING RM1 WIRELESS REMOTE CONTROL
TOGGLE SWITCH MUST BE ON THE BOTTOM
POSITION (#3).
LINE
120V
60Hz
HOT (BLACK)
NEUTRAL (WHITE) WHITE TO UNITS 1 & 2
GREEN TO UNITS 1 & 2 GROUND (GREEN)
BLACK TO UNIT 1
BLACK TO UNIT 2
EXTERNAL SWITCH CONNECTION
FOR SYNCHRONIZING 2 OR MORE UNITS
(2004-AS OR FX AS LIGHTS)
Wireless Remote Info:
The use of an RM1, Wireless Remote Control, is intended for use in a 2004-AS ONLY when used as
a standalone unit. It is NOT intended for use for s
y
nchronization of multi
p
le units.
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Refer to the diagram on the front of this manual for the following procedures.
1) See our general installation manual for fiber and conduit installation in the pool. This
manual covers the 2004-AS series illuminator installation only.
2) Cut the fiber conduits so they will enter the installation base approximately halfway. Cut
the electrical conduit so it will protrude past the conduit hole 1” or less (FIG A). Pull all
fiber optic cables at least 12” through the top of the installation base.
3) Follow the port assembly procedures on the back of this manual.
4) Place the chassis on the installation base. Secure the illuminator with the two screws
supplied. Snap the port into the clip on the chassis. Make sure it seats firmly into the clip
(FIG B).
5) Make the electric connections as shown on the previous page. Make sure no wires
interfere with the cooling fan or color wheel.
6) a) If installing in the ground:
Backfill halfway up the installation base. Allow ample height for top soil and landscaping.
Do not allow the vents on the bottom of the illuminator to be blocked. This will cause the
illuminator to overheat and shut off.
b) If surface mounting:
Use proper securing screws for the surface type you are attaching to, using the 2 holes
provided on the base. Example: For concrete, use proper concrete screws. For wood
surface, use proper wood screws.
FIG A
APPROVED CONDUITS FOR USE WITH FIBER
OPTIC CABLES
White PVC conduit/pipe SCH 40 or SCH 80
Gray PVC conduit/pipe SCH 40 or SCH 80
Flexible PVC pipe
Black poly pipe
Any other suitable conduit
FIBER CONDUIT HOLE
AT LEAST 12” OF FIBER
MUST BE PROTRUDING PAST HOLE
ELECTRICAL CONDUIT HOLE
ELECTRIC CONDUIT SHOULD
PROTRUDE 1” OR LESS
USE SWEEP ELLS OR HEAT BEND
FOR GENTLE RADIUS
FIG B
INSTALLATION GUIDELINES
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SMALL
UP TO 100 FIBERS
MEDIUM
101 TO 200
LARGE
201 TO 300 301 TO 400
XTRA LARGE
TIP SIZES
PORT ASSEMBLY/FIBER TERMINATION
A) Insure that the total fiber count of
all fiber tubings is 400 or less. If
you have more than 400 individual
fibers, you will need a second
illuminator. The maximum
capacity of the System 2000™
series port is 400 fibers (optional
CCS-450 for expanding fiber
capacity to 450 fibers sold
separately).
B) Insert the proper size tip into the
port and twist with pliers to lock
(fig. 1).
C) Strip back all fiber casings no less
than 4 inches (fig. 2). Take care
not to nick the fibers.
D) Insert the bare fibers into the port
so ALL fibers protrude past the
port tip (fig. 3). Tighten the port
compression nut down on the
fiber casing (fig. 4).
E) IMPORTANT: If the port tip is not
completely full, insert scrap
individual fibers into the tip until it
is completely full (fig. 5). This will
keep the lit fibers perpendicular to
the lamp, and prevent the fibers
from overheating.
F) Plug in the hot knife (p/n FS-118)
and allow it to heat up. Apply firm
downward pressure on the fibers,
with the blade touching the port
tip at a slight angle (fig. 6.) Do not
saw at the fibers. Allow the heat
of the knife to slowly trim the
fibers. Ease the pressure as the
knife almost completes the cut.
Unplug the hot knife and place it
in a safe place to cool.
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