Sycamoreled Sy9106 Polar Led Bathroom Mirror Instruction Manual (+ PDF)

Installation instructions :
SY9106 Polar LED Bathroom Mirror
with Demister

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Please make sure instructions are followed carefully prior to and during installation and the product is not altered, otherwise, a warranty may not be valid. For technical support or warranty information please visit www.sycamoreLED.com, or call our dedicated technical helpline at +44 (0) 113 2866686.

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1 IMPORTANT—Please read prior to installation

2 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

3 CARE IN USE

4 Documents / Resources

4.1 References

5 Related Posts

IMPORTANT—Please read prior to installation

Please read these instructions carefully before commencing any work
Please retain these instructions for future reference
This unit must be installed by a qualified electrician in accordance with the IEE wiring regulations and building regulations
To prevent electrocution switch the power off at the mains supply before installing or maintaining this fitting
Ensure others cannot restore the electrical supply without your knowledge

CONTENTS & TOOLS REQUIRED PACK CONTENTS	This product is IP44 rated and is suitable for installation in Zone 2 & Outside Zones BATHROOM REGULATIONS

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Switching on/off

Pressing the touch button on the front of the mirror will switch the mirror on
Touch again to switch off

Demister Function

The demister will automatically switch on when the sensor button is pressed to switch the light on.
Demister will switch off automatically after 30 minutes.

CARE IN USE

Please note this fitting has nonreplaceable parts
Always switch off or disconnect from the mains when cleaning the product.
We recommend cleaning with a soft dry cloth. Do not use scourers, abrasives, or chemical cleaners.
Do not allow moisture to come into contact with electrical parts
This luminaire should not be disposed of with normal household rubbish. When a replacement is purchased, this luminaire should be returned to the retailer to safely dispose of (WEEE Directive effective July 2006—Waste from Electrical & Electronic Equipment)