Holtkoetter 5506 User Manual

Low-voltage halogen pendant no. 5506, Assembly instructions for

205 Hardman Avenue South, South Saint Paul, MN 55075

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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS FOR

Major lamp parts manufactured in Germany by Holtkötter Leuchten GmbH.
Bulbs manufactured in Germany by Osram GmbH. Final assembly by Holtkötter in South Saint Paul, MN.

Holtkötter

and Holtkötter Leuchten

© Holtkötter

Install the Bulbs & Glass (Diagram 3)

1. The bulbs provided with this fixture

are specialty low-voltage bulbs
by Osram, the Halostar Starlite.
Insert the bulbs (J) into the sockets.
NOTE: BE CAREFUL NOT TO TOUCH
THE BULB WITH YOUR BARE HANDS.

CAUTION: Always remember to
disconnect power to the fixture before replacing
bulbs to prevent damage to the bulbs.

2. Using the plastic socket driver (L) provided, screw each

glass shade (K) onto the fixture until it is snug. Do not
overtighten.

Low-voltage Halogen Pendant

No. 5506

Care Instructions

Use only a soft, dry cloth to clean. If necessary, a slightly damp, soft cloth can be used to spot
clean. Do not use common household cleaners on lamps or fixtures, as the lacquer on the
outside of the brass may be damaged as a result. Enjoy your new Holtkötter lamp.

5506/6

CSA/UL SAFETY REQUIREMENTS

CSA/UL requires that these IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
be listed:

INSTRUCTIONS PERTAINING TO RISK OF FIRE OR INJURY
LIGHTED LAMP IS HOT!

WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR INJURY, PLEASE FOLLOW THESE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Turn off power and allow to cool before replacing lamps.

2. Lamp gets HOT quickly! Contact only switch/plug when turning on.

3. Keep lamp away from materials that may burn.

4. Do not touch lamp at any time. Use a soft cloth. Oil from skin may damage lamp.

5. Do not operate luminaire with missing or damaged glass.

6. CAUTION: The recommended replacement bulbs for this fixture are 20 Watt Halostar

bulbs by Osram. Use of other brands of unknown quality may cause a risk of
overheating.

Diagram 3