Ceiling and wall luminaire for indoor use
51 234
Instructions for use
Application
Ceiling and wall luminaire with emergency lighting according to DIN EN 60598-2-22 and DIN VDE 0108-100 for safety lighting facilities. With integral accumulator for 3 hours emergency operation in case of mains failure.
Product description
Metal housing, finish Colour white Hand-blown opal glass, satin matt, with bayonet closure 2 mounting holes ø 6 mm Distance apart 340 mm 2 cable entries for through-wiring for mains cable up to ø 10.5 mm max. 4 × 1.5@ Connection terminal 2.5@ Earth conductor connection Emergency lighting module with self test facility 220-240 V ~ 50/60 Hz
NiMH accumulator for 3 hours emergency operation at 5°…+25 °C LED power supply unit 220-240 V ~ 50/60 Hz Safety class I Impact strength IK03 Protection against mechanical impacts < 0.35 joule
– Conformity mark Weight: 5.1 kg
This product contains light sources of energy efficiency class(es) D
Safety
The installation and operation of this luminaire are subject to national safety regulations.
Installation and commissioning may only be carried out by a qualified electrician.
The manufacturer accepts no liability for damage caused by improper use or installation.
If subsequent modifications are made to the luminaire, the person responsible for these modifications shall be considered the manufacturer.
Overvoltage protection
The electronic components installed in the luminaire are protected against overvoltage in accordance with DIN EN 61547. To achieve an additional protection against e. g. transients, etc. we recommend separate overvoltage protection components. You can find them on our website at www.bega.com.
Lamp
| Module connected wattage | 27.6 W |
| Luminaire connected wattage | 33.5 W |
| Rated temperature | ta = 25 °C |
| Ambient temperature | ta max = 25 °C |
51 234 K27
| Module designation | LED-0630/927 |
| Colour temperature | 2700 K |
| Colour rendering index | CRI > 90 |
| Module luminous flux | 4165 lm |
| Luminaire luminous flux | 2987 lm |
| Luminaire luminous efficiency | 89,2 lm / W |
51 234 K3
| Module designation | LED-0630/930 |
| Colour temperature | 3000 K |
| Colour rendering index | CRI > 90 |
| Module luminous flux | 4305 lm |
| Luminaire luminous flux | 3088 lm |
| Luminaire luminous efficiency | 92,2 lm / W |
With emergency lighting, a luminous flux of 325 lm is achieved.
X self-contained
0 non-maintained
1 maintained
A including test device
B including remote rest mode
180 to indicate 3 h duration
The above mentioned label is stuck to the luminaire as identification of the emergency light mode.
The identical label included with the luminaire and the label concerning voltage and frequency (220-240 V ~ 50/60 Hz) must be attached to the luminaire so that they are clearly visible from the outside.
If the luminaire is operated in continuous mode, the “0” on the above mentioned labels must be covered with the enclosed “1” stickers.
Notice prior to installation: The accumulator is supplied partially charged. In order to avoid an early discharge of the accumulator by the charging unit, a plug connector has been unplugged from the accumulator. Before setting the luminaire into operation this plug needs to be plugged-in again.
Installation
LED are high-quality electronic components!
Please avoid touching the light output opening of the LED directly during installation or relamping.
Lead the mains supply cable through the cable entry into the luminaire housing. Fix the luminaire housing with enclosed or any other suitable fixing material onto the mounting surface.
It is imperative to use the enclosed gaskets. Dismantle the mains supply cable approx. 60 mm. Push silicone sleeves over the lines.
Make the earth conductor connection and the electrical connection.
It is important to ensure that the wires L and L’ are fed from the same phase (in-phase)!
When the luminaire is operated with an external switch (switched maintained light), the jumper wire is to be connected to terminal L’ and the factory-set jumper between L’ and L is
to be removed. If the luminaire is operated in standby mode, the factory-set jumper is to be removed.
Place glass to the luminaire housing and observe that the cam pins fit into the notches of the glass.
Screw in glass by turning it clockwise. Thus, you reach a safe and vibration-resistant holding of the glass.
To release the glass from the luminaire housing turn it counter-clockwise.
Startup procedure
After installation of the luminaire and initial connection of the mains supply and battery supply to the EM converter LED the unit will commence charging the batteries for
20 hours (initial charge). Afterwards the module will conduct a startup procedure test for the full duration. The 20 hours recharge occurs also if a new battery is connected or the module exits the rest mode condition.
The following automatic startup procedure test is only performed when a battery is replaced and fully charged (after 20 hours).
The easy startup procedure feature will set the initial test day and time to ensure ransom testing of units.
To decouple the actual starting time of the initial installation from former building phases, the starting time at the module is only set after 5 days continuous permanent voltage.
Further information concerning “rest mode”, technical data, storage, service life, etc. of the emergency lighting module can be found under www.tridonicatco.com.
Status indication
System status is indicated by a bi-colour LED.
| LED Indication | Status | Commentary |
| Permanent green | System OK | AC Mode |
| Fast flashing green (0.1 sec. on – 0.1 sec. off) | Function test runs | |
| Slow flashing green (1 sec. on – 1 sec. off) | Duration test underway | |
| Red LED on | Load failure | Open circuit • short circuit LED failure |
| Slow flashing red (1 sec. on – 1 sec. off) | Battery failure | Battery failed the duration test or function test battery is defect • incorrect battery voltage |
| Fast flashing red (0.1 sec. on – 0.1 sec. off) | Charging failure | Incorrect charging current |
| Double flashing green | Rest mode | Switching into blocking mode via controller |
| Green and red off | DC mode | Battery operation (emergency mode) |
Testing
This luminaire has a self-test function to comply with statutory requirements. This self-test is performed weekly (function test) and annually (operating period test).
The function test is performed once a week for 5 seconds and is controlled by the microprocessor. The initiation including date and time of this test is performed when the luminaire is commissioned.
A complete operating period test is performed annually to check the battery power.
Cleaning · Maintenance
Clean luminaire regularly with solvent-free cleansers from dirt.
Defective glass must be replaced.
Replacement of the LED module
The designation of the LED module is noted on a label in the luminaire.
The light colour and light output of BEGA replacement modules correspond to those of the modules originally fitted. The module can be replaced by qualified persons using standard tools.
Disconnect from main supply.
Unscrew glass from luminaire housing by turning it counter-clockwise.
Please follow the installation instructions for the LED module.
Screw in glass by turning it clockwise.
Defective glass must be replaced.
Spares
| Spare glass | 11 003 624 .0R G |
| LED power supply unit | DEV-0277/700 |
| Rechargeable battery | 61 001 208 |
| Emergency lighting module | 61 001 864 |
| LED module 2700 K | LED-0630/927 |
| LED module 3000 K | LED-0630/930 |
BEGA Gantenbrink-Leuchten KG · Postfach 31 60 · 58689 Menden · [email protected] · www.bega.com
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