Installation; Canopy Mounting - ETI Solid State Lighting EM-ELC-R Guía De Uso Y Cuidado

installation

WarninG: RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK. Ensure the electricity to the wires you are working on is shut off. Either remove the fuse or turn off the
circuit breaker before removing the existing light fixture or installing the new one.
With the power disconnected to the electrical box, remove the existing fixture. Make a sketch of how the current fixture is wired (by wire
color) or mark the wires with masking tape and a pencil so you will know how to properly reconnect the wires to the new LED light fixture.

Canopy Mounting

1
Preparing the sign for mounting
□ Press in the two sets of tabs at the top and the two sets of tabs at
the bottom of the exit sign housing (A) to release the front exit sign
faceplate (B).
□ Remove the cardboard packing and the hardware packet containing
the mounting bracket (AA), mounting canopy (BB), wire
connectors (CC), and electrical box screws (DD).
□ Gently detach the red or green plastic overlay from the exit sign
faceplate (B).
□ Pop out one of the directional arrows from the exit sign faceplate (B),
based on the mounting location.
□ Reattach the red or green plastic overlay to the exit sign
faceplate (B).
□ Press together the 4 plastic tabs inside the top of the exit sign
housing (A) to remove the plastic rectangular piece.
2
Attaching the mounting canopy to the electrical box
□ Feed the wires from the electrical box through the center opening in the mounting
bracket (AA) and then through the center hole in the mounting canopy (BB).
□ Align the screw holes in the mounting bracket (AA) with the screw holes in the
mounting canopy (BB).
□ Thread the electrical box screws (DD) through the screw holes in the mounting
canopy (BB) and screw holes in the mounting bracket (AA).
□ Align the electrical box screws (DD) with the screw holes in the electrical box
and tighten to secure the mounting canopy (BB) and mounting bracket (AA) to the
electrical box.
B
A
A
BB
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Canopy Mounting (continued)
3
Attaching the exit sign housing to the
mounting canopy
□ Feed the wires coming from the mounting canopy (BB) through the
opening in the top of the exit sign housing (A).
□ Insert the plastic tabs on the mounting canopy (BB) through the two
openings in the top of the exit sign housing (A), squeezing gently
until they snap firmly into place.
4
Making the electrical connections
If wiring to a 277v AC circuit:
□ Connect the red wire from the exit sign housing (A) to the
hot wire from the electrical box.
□ Connect the white wire from the exit sign housing (A) to the
neutral wire from the electrical box.
□ Cover the wire connections using the wire connectors (CC).
□ Wrap the wire connectors (CC) with electrical tape for a
more secure connection.
□ Cap the unused black wire from the exit sign housing (A)
with a wire connector (CC) and electrical tape.
If wiring to a 120v AC circuit:
□ Connect the black wire from the exit sign housing (A) to the hot wire from the electrical box.
□ Connect the white wire from the exit sign housing (A) to the neutral wire from the electrical box.
□ Cover the wire connections using the wire connectors (CC).
□ Wrap the wire connectors (CC) with electrical tape for a more secure connection.
□ Cap the unused red wire from the exit sign housing (A) with a
wire connector (CC) and electrical tape.
To connect the battery back-up:
□ Plug the connector on the end of the red and black wires coming from blue battery pack into the connector near the end of the PC
board mounted in the bottom of the exit sign housing (A).
AA
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Completing the installation
□ Snap the exit sign faceplate (B) back onto the exit sign housing (A).
noTe: The second exit sign faceplate (B) can replace the back cover of
DD
the exit sign housing (A) if the exit sign is mounted in a location where both
sides of the sign are visible.
□ Restore power at the electrical panel. The red AC Indicator on the
bottom of the exit sign housing (A) should illuminate red.
BB
A
CC
Battery Pack Connector
B
A
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AC Indicator