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Prefabricated pool (MODEL 21627 - 35667) Page 27
Place the crosshead mount of the flat floodlamp (No. 27) in the designated place. Mark the holes. Drill with a 6
∅
bit.
Position the crosshead mount so that the word “TOP” is located on the upper part.
Use four M-6 x 35 screws (No. 25) with four O-rings (No. 26) to secure the crosshead mount to the inner wall of the
swimming pool. Place 4 butt joints (No. 28) between the mount and the liner. On the outer side of the swimming pool,
insert 4 washers (No. 29) and 4 nuts (No. 30) (Fig. 2).
Place the conduit body (No. 22) in the upper left quadrant of the crosshead mount, in accordance with the measurements
shown in Fig. 3. Use the butt point (No. 23) and the conduit nut (No. 24) to secure on the outer side of the swimming pool.
Prefabricated pool with liner (MODEL 24765 – 33123 - 35668) Fig. 12
Stick the adhesive template (n. 1) and drill in the designated points. Then, stick one of the adhesive joints (n. 2) on the
posterior part.
Use the 4.8x16 screws (n. 4) to fix the support (n. 3). Stick the other adhesive joint (nº 2) for the front part and put the
liner. Remember to cut back the liner for the housing of the cable duct hose.
To put the flat joint plane (nº 5), screw in the cable duct body (nº 6) and finally to screw the mounting bracket (nº 7) with
the 4.8x25 screws (nº 8).
4. ASSEMBLY:
The floodlamp is supplied with 2.5 m of cable (No. 12). It should be inserted through the conduit body (Fig. 4), leaving
approximately 1.50 m of cable in order to be able to remove the floodlamp to the border of the swimming pool if handing or
lamp change is required (Fig. 1).
Wind the cable in counter-clockwise direction under the screen fastening clamps (Fig. 5). Firmly secure the gland seal nut
(No. 19) (Fig. 6).
In order to secure the floodlamp to the crosshead mount, ensure that the word “TOP” is located on the upper part. First,
insert the lower clamp of the screen in the crosshead mount.
Then, press on the upper part until the floodlamp is firmly inserted in the crosshead mount.
5. MAINTENANCE:
To remove the floodlamp to the border of the swimming pool (Fig. 1) insert a screwdriver through the upper hole of the
ornament and press on the spline of the mount until the floodlamp is released (Fig. 7-8).
Pull up on the floodlamp until it is released from the lower groove and can be removed from the swimming pool.
Dismount the floodlamp by turning the screen in counter-clockwise direction (Fig. 9). If this can not be done with your
hands, use a screwdriver to obtain leverage, using the grooves located on both sides of the ornament (Fig. 9).
Pull on the lamp (No. 5) to separate it from the lamp holder (No. 7). Connect the new lamp (Fig. 10).
VERY IMPORTANT: To change the lamp, always use the cardboard protector and never touch the new lamp with your bare
hands.
Then, assemble the floodlamp in the opposite order of that described. Make sure that the butt joint and the transparent lens
are inserted properly in the screen seat.
Align the word “TOP” on the ornament with the word “TOP” on the screen fastening.
Turn the ornament slightly to the right until it is fitted with the screen.
Wind 1.50 m of cable (No. 3) in counter-clockwise direction under the screen fastening clamps. (Fig. 5)
Attention:
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Before any handling ensure that there is NO voltage supplied to the floodlamp.
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The new lamp should have the same characteristics as that supplied with the floodlamp (100 W 12 V halogen lamp).
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In order to ensure full watertightness, clean the seat of the floodlamp lens joint ( D ) or replace this if any permanent
deformation or notches are visible.
6. START-UP:
Ensure that the voltage the lamp receives is never greater than 12 V.
The floodlamp should only operate underwater while secured to the vertical walls of the pool. Never switch on the floodlamp
if it is not underwater.
7. SAFETY WARNINGS:
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The persons who are in charge of assembly should have the required qualifications for this type of work.
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Avoid making contact with the electric voltage.
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Comply with the current standards regarding accident prevention.
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In this regard, the IEC 364-7-702 standards must be observed: WIRING IN BUILDINGS. SPECIAL WIRING. SWIMMING
POOLS.
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Any operation related to the maintenance or replacement of parts should be performed with the floodlamp disconnected
from the electric power system.
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Do not handle with wet feet.
