Livarno HALOGEN CEILING LIGHT - Manual (Page 31)

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Changing the bulb / Preparation / Prior to installation
CAUTION! A damaged mains cable means
life-threatening danger due to electric shock. In
the event of damage, repairs or other problems
with the luminaire, contact the service centre or
a qualified electrician.
Before installation, remove the fuse or switch
off the circuit breaker (0 setting) in the fuse box.
Before mounting, ensure that the available mains
voltage corresponds to the operating voltage
required for the luminaire (230–240 V ∼).
Strictly avoid the luminaire from coming into
contact with water or other liquids.
Never open a component of the electrical
equipment or insert anything into a component
of the electrical equipment. Such interventions
pose life-threatening danger due to electric shock.
Do not install the luminaire on a wet or conduc-
tive substrate!
Avoid fire hazards and
injury hazards
RISK OF INJURY! Check every bulb and lamp
lens for damage immediately upon unpacking.
Do not mount the luminaire with defective bulbs
and / or lamp lenses. In this case contact the
service centre for replacement.
RISK OF INJURY FROM BURNS!
Ensure that the luminaire has been
switched off and has cooled before
touching it, to avoid burn injuries. Bulbs develop
a lot of heat in the area of the lamp holder.
Allow the luminaire to cool completely.
Replace faulty bulbs with new bulbs immediately.
Before replacing the bulb, always remove the
fuse or switch off the circuit breaker, first.
0,5 m
FIRE HAZARD! Mount the lumi-
naire so that it is at least 0.5 m away
from the materials to be illuminated.
Excessive heat can result in a fire.
Do not leave the luminaire or packaging mate-
rial unattended. Plastic film or bags, plastic
parts etc. can become dangerous playthings
for children.
Working safely
Only use 220 - 240 V ∼ halogen light bulbs
with a G9 base and a maximum output of
28 watts.
Mount the luminaire so that it is protected from
moisture and dirt.
Make careful preparations for mounting and
take sufficient time. Clearly lay out all compo-
nents and any additional tools or materials that
may be required so that they are readily to hand.
Remain alert at all times and always watch what
you are doing! Always pay attention to what
you are doing and act with common sense. Do
not, under any circumstances, install the lumi-
naire if you are having difficulty concentrating
or do not feel well.
Preparation
Required tools and material
The tools and materials cited are not included in
the scope of delivery. This information and these
values are non-binding and are provided for pur-
poses of orientation. The condition of the material
is determined by the individual local conditions.
- Pencil / marking tool
- Voltage tester
- Screwdriver
- Electric drill
- Drill (ø 6 mm)
- Side cutting pliers
- Ladder
Prior to installation
Important: The electrical connection must be
carried out by a qualified electrician or someone
trained to perform electrical installations. This per-
son must be familiar with the characteristics of the
luminaire and connection regulations.