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FHS2-UNV-56S Emergency LED Driver
Instruction Manual
FHS2-UNV-56S
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

FHS2-UNV-56S Emergency LED Driver

• Emergency LED Driver
• Universal Voltage: 100-277VAC, 50/60Hz
• Output Wattage range of 1.2-20W
• Output Current range of 100mA – 700mA

This Driver Will Operate The Following LED Modules: Any LED module designed to accept an input voltage range of 12-56VDC and can operate up to a current of 700mA.

General Specifications

Mechanical Data

Case Tolerance=±0.02″

Important and Safety Instructions

When using electrical equipment and this lighting device basic safety precaution should be followed at all times including but not limited to the following:

PLEASE READ CAREFULLY AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY

• IMPORTANT: Do not connect battery until fixture is installed.
• IMPORTANT: An un-switched AC power source of 100VAC to 277VAC is required.
• This device is designed for use in fixtures listed for dry and damp locations.
• CAUTION: Make sure all electrical connections conform to the National Electrical Code and all applicable local regulations.
• CAUTION: Do not let power supply cords touch hot surfaces.
• CAUTION: Do not mount near gas or electric heaters.
• CAUTION: Battery is rechargeable Ni-Cd or LiFePO4 type and must be recycled or disposed of properly.

Do not use this emergency driver with accessory equipment other than recommended by manufacturer; failure to follow this may cause an unsafe condition. Servicing should  only be performed by qualified service personnel.
Do not use this emergency driver for other than intended use.
Not suitable for high-risk task area lighting.
Equipment should be mounted in locations and at heights where it will not readily be subjected to tampering by unauthorized personnel.
IMPORTANT: The output EM power will not exceed the max power rating of the battery.
IMPORTANT: Indicator (LED light) illuminated indicates battery in charge mode when AC power is applied.
It is recommended and required by applicable code to test emergency ballast to ensure proper function of the system; push the test switch for thirty (30) seconds every thirty  (30) days to ensure the emergency driver is functioning by illuminating the light source. Conduct a ninety (90) minutes discharge test one (1) time per year; LED light source should be illuminated for a minimum of ninety (90) minutes .

ASSEMBLY and FIELD INSTALLATION WIRING: WARNING: AC power must be off before proceeding with assembly or installation of emergency driver.
TESTING SYSTEM: The emergency battery requires a charge minimum of one (1) hour before testing the circuit. A full charge requires twenty four (24) or thirty two (32)  hours, depending upon battery pack. Please refer to battery chart for charging time.
IMPORTANT: In order to maintain proper operation and warranty coverage, the battery must be recharged once per year prior to installation.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

Wiring Diagrams 1

Wiring Diagram (TYP)

WIRING DIAGRAM (EMERGENCY ONLY)

Input

Output

Battery Chart

CAUTION: Replace battery only with corresponding part number.
*Note: These batteries do not include mounting means, separate mounting brackets are available.
**Note: This battery rating applies for Canada use only.

Battery Dimensions

Mounting Bracket Dimensions (Optional)

TEST SWITCH INDICATOR STATUS:

TEST SWITCH OPERATIONS:

1. EM Test: Press and hold test button (>1s)to enter EM mode for testing in normal AC powered .
2. Manual Self-Diagnostic: After charging twelve (12) hours or battery fully charged, quickly press the test button three times within two seconds to force the controller to  enter a Self-Diagnostic cycle. To quit the self-diagnostic cycle after engaged press and hold the test button for ten seconds.
3. Enable/Disable Auto Self-Diagnostic: Press and hold the test button for one second, then release and quickly press the test button two times, then release and press and  hold the test button for two seconds. When properly executed the indicator on the test button will display the appropriate color for the Enable/Disable status. A flashing  of 2.5s ON/0.5s OFF means “Enabled”, while a flashing of 0.5s ON/2.5s off means “Disabled”. Once Enable/Disable is set the status color on the test button will remain the same throughout normal operation (refer to Indicator Status Table).
4. Enable/Disable Self-Diagnostic Status: Fast click 2 times within 2s to query the Self-Diagnostic Enabled/Disabled status. The indicator would blink for current status for 3 cycles. 2.5s ON/0.5s OFF stands for Enabled. 0.5s ON/2.5s OFF stands for Disabled.
5. Exit Output Short Circuit/No Load/Over Voltage Protection: When the test button flashes red for 4s on/4s off, press and hold the test switch for 10 seconds.
6. Turn off EM output: Press and hold the test switch for 10 seconds during EM output condition to turn off EM output. This is useful for production environment to  turn off the EM output once a luminaire has completed functionality testing. This applies to products with Serial Number starting with Date code: S12017 or higher.

Programming:
Unless otherwise programmed the output will self-program to the rated output of the harness. This driver can be programmed using Fulham Smartest TPSB-100 or TPSM-100E. Programming features include the following:

• Enable/Disable Self-Diagnostic
• Output EM Current : 0mA,100-700mA

* When programmed to 0mA; output current defaults to rating of output harness(Refer to accessory harness chart).
Fulham extends a limited warranty to the original purchaser or first user for a period of 5 years from the date of manufacture when properly installed and operated under normal conditions of use. For complete terms and conditions, please refer to the Warranty Center at www.fulham.com.
Specifications subject to change without notice.

References

• Fulham: Lighting Solutions | LED Drivers | Ballasts | Emergency | Modules