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GUARD INSTALLATION / REMOVAL
1.
Place optional stainless steel guard(s) over lamp tube assembly(s)
and press into place over retaining ridge. Note: Guard may be
installed prior to installation of lamp tube.
2.
For guard removal, carefully pry open guard at retaining ridge and
pull off.
PG1 - Polycarbonate Shield Installation
(in place of P51 stainless steel guard)
1.
Install by sliding over lamp tube assembly.
2.
Secure in place with reflector(s) following "Reflector Installation"
instructions on following page. If reflector(s) is not used, use PGC1
retaining plate(s) supplied with polycarbonate shield(s).
PTW1 - Polyester Film Installation
(Polyester film is used in conjunction only with PG1 polycarbonate
clear shield)
1.
Wrap one sheet of polyester film around polycarbonate shield
before placing the shield over lamp tube.
2.
Remove adhesive strip overlap and seal.
3.
Install polycarbonate shield as shown above.
IF 1143 • 05/03
Retaining
Ridge
PGC1
Retaining
Plate
Adhesive
Strip
Copyright © 2003, Cooper Industries, Inc.
REFLECTOR INSTALLATION / REMOVAL
Either an RAR1 right reflector or an RAL1 left reflector is appropriate for
two lamp fixture. Four lamp fixture uses one RAR1 and one RAL1.
PENDANT
1.
Place reflector in desired position (for Class II installations see
warning below) on fixture using lamp tube end cap casting grooves
and center screw hole as a locator.
CEILING OR WALL
Note: For fixtures already mounted to a ceiling or wall, install reflectors
from either side of fixture and rotate to desired position as shown.
2.
Wrap reflector retaining spring cover over center housing and
connect to insert hole.
3.
Tighten #10 screw screwdriver tight.
To readjust reflector, loosen #10 screw and rotate reflector until in
desired position. Retighten screw.
4.
To remove reflector, reverse process.
In Class II combustible dust installations, avoid positioning reflector
such that dust may collect inside the reflector and surround the lamp
tube(s). This may cause excessive operating temperatures.
WARNING
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