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Gotham Emergency Ballast User Manual

Emergency ballast, Installation instructions

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

For Your Protection, Read Carefully

WARNING - Risk of fire. Do not install insula-
tion within 3 inches of fixture sides or wiring
compartment, nor above the fixture in such
a manner as to entrap heat.

1. Electric current can cause painful shock

or serious injury unless handled properly.

For your safety, always remember the fol-

lowing:

· 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 sur-
face, 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 ex-

actly.

· 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.

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.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Emergency Ballast

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Figure 2

Prior to Installation
1.

Install rough-in section as detailed on sepa-
rate instruction sheet.

2.

Determine line voltage to fixture (switched
and unswitched power requirements)

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3.

Verify correct ballast/lamp combination.

Installation
1.

Pivot emergency ballast assembly onto mount-
ing rails of rough-in section as shown in Fig-
ure 1. Make any necessary vertical adjust-
ments to assure that the bottom of the rough-
in section is flush or slightly above (1/8" max.)
the ceiling line.

2.

Make emergency ballast assembly and test
switch/pilot light connection by plugging the
two connectors together (see Figure 2).

3.

Push wires and connectors into opening of
test switch/pilot light box fastened to reflec-
tor. Install flex connector into box making sure
that flex is oriented in direction of arrow (see
Figure 3).

IMPORTANT: When connectors are plugged to-

gether, the fixture circuit is completed. If

power to fixture is turned off, the batteries

inside the emergency ballast assembly will

discharge. Frequent power interruptions may

result in premature failure of the batteries.

IMPORTANT: After power has been turned on, al-

low batteries inside emergency ballast as-

sembly to charge for 24 hours. Install appro-

priate lamp(s) into lampholder(s) and test by

either pressing the test switch or turning the

power off (one lamp will be illuminated). Each

time both the switched and unswitched power

supplies are turned off the emergency bal-

last assembly will discharge. If done fre-

quently the batteries inside the emergency

ballast will fail prematurely and emergency

ballast assembly will have to be serviced or

replaced.

Figure 3

Test Switch/Pilot Light Box