Gotham Standard Housing LAF 12 Series - Manuel (Page 3)

INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
Standard Housing
IMPORTANT SAFETY
INFORMATION
(For Your Protection, Read Carefully)
1. Electric current can cause painful shock or
serious injury unless handled properly. For your
safety, always remember the following:
- Turn off the power supply.
- Ground the fixture to avoid potential electrical
shocks .
- Do not handle an energized fixture or energize
any fixture with wet hands, when standing on a
wet or damp surface, or in water.
- Double check all electrical connections to
be sure they are tight and correct.
2. Specific safety information concerning lamps:
-Match wattage of fixture and lamp exactly.
- Do not remove or insert lamp when power is on.
- Do not scratch glass or subject lamp to undue
pressure as either may cause lamp breakage.
- Protect operating lamp from sources of
moisture.
Prior to Installation
Make certain that:
1. Ceiling opening is properly sized to accept housing.
2. Ceiling structure is properly constructed and supported.
3. All supply leads meet applicable code.
NEW INSTALLATION
1.
Slide mounting rails into brackets
on housing. Mount fixture in ceiling as
shown.
2.
Position housing in ceiling opening
and align the bottom edge flush or slightly
above (1/8″ max.) the finished ceiling line.
Tighten all mounting hardware to assure
housing in secure.
Housing is now ready for Ballast assembly
and door.
DESCRIPTION 11" 12" AVAILABLE ELECTRICAL
INSTALLED HOUSING LAF 11 HSG LAF 12 HSG
AVAILABLE LENS/DOOR BA 2/130T (VOLTAGE)
BA 2/13TT (VOLTAGE)
BA 2/1801 (VOLTAGE)
BA 2/220T (VOLTAGE)
BA 2/260T (VOLTAGE)
BA 2/280T (VOLTAGE)
Prismatic LA 11RW T73 LA 12FW T73
Semi-Flush Symmetric Lens LA 11RW SFL N/A
Drop Opal Lens' LA 11RW DOL N/A
White Aluminum Louver LA 11RW ALE N/A
Natural Aluminum Louver LA 11RW ALN NA
Flush Fresnel Lens N/A LA 12FW FR
Flat Holophane Lens N/A LA 12FW FHL
Drop Holophane Lens N/A LA 12FW DHL
16 Cell louver N/A LA 12SB 16A
9 Cell Louver N/A LA 12SB 9A
TROUBLE SHOOTING CHART
Check first for any visible damage to the lamp or frame-in module. If they seem in good condition, locate the problem
in the following list for possible cause and corrective action.
POSSIBLE CAUSE CORRECTIVE ACTION
LAMP FAILS TO LIGHT
• Circu i t f eeding t he fi xt ure n ot energi z e d
• W i ri ng err or in c ircu i t o r modu l e con n ec t ion
• Fau l ty t amp
• Check circuit b r eaker or fu s e lo I nsure t ha t c ircuit i s e n er g i zed .
• Ex a mine f i x t u r e s p lice b o x t o se e t ha t connec ti o n s are proper.
• Remove t h e faulty l amp a n d substitute an o t he r tamp , preferably o n e tha t is
kn o w n t o li gh t. If the tamp lig ht s, r ep l a c e th e or i g i na l w i t h a new one.
LAMP GOES OUT AFTER LIGHTING
• Fau l ty t amp • Occasionally a lamp will exhibit this symptom rather than simply failing
to light. Substitute a new tamp
LAMP CYCLES ON AND OFF
• Insulation is too close to fixture
• Lamp wattage too high
• Remove insulation from around module (at least3").
• Install tamp wattage s p ecified I n housi n g.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS CJ520318 Rev. B 2/2014
Upon receipt, thoroughly inspect for any freight
damage which should be brought to the attention
of the delivery carrier. Compare the catalog
description listed on the packing slip with the label
on the carton to ensure you have received the
correct merchandise.
WARNING - RISK OF FIRE. DO NOT INSTALL
INSULATION WITHIN 3 INCHES OF FIXTURE
SIDES OR WIRING COMPARTMENT, NOR
ABOVE FIXTURE IN SUCH A MANNER AS TO
ENTRAP HEAT.