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Installation Instructions
How it works
Congratulations on your purchase of a Cooper Lighting Emergency Power
Failure light! You will find this product to be an invaluable aid in the event of a
power outage. The emergency lights will automatically turn ON when the power
fails, preventing you from being stranded in the dark at a time when you need
light the most.
WARNING: Risk of Electric Shock. Disconnect power at fuse or circuit
breaker before installing or servicing.
Read and follow all safety instructions.
Do not use outdoors. Do not let power supply cords touch hot surfaces. Do not
mount near gas or electric heaters. Use only as intended as a power failure
light. The use of accessory equipment not recommended by manufacturer may
cause an unsafe condition. Servicing of this equipment should be performed by
qualified personnel. The lamps come with 6V, .9A wedge base bulbs
already installed.
Installation
Step 1:
Select a mounting location. Mount the fixture where power cord can
easily reach a standard 120 Volt AC outlet.
Unit must be plugged in to charge and to
recognize a power failure.
Step 2:
Put two screws 5-1/4
˝
apart into wall or
other mounting surface.
Step 3:
Using the keyhole slots on the
backplate of the light, mount light
onto screws (Fig. 1).
Step 4:
Adjust lamps towards an exit path or
as needed by loosening screws
in swivels and rotating heads.
Step 5:
Plug unit into standard 120 Volt AC outlet.
Step 6:
Select “1 Light” or “2 Lights” on the light selection switch, located on
the side of the unit (Fig. 1).
1 Light - One lamp only comes on when power fails.
2 Lights - Both lamps come on when power fails.
Wiring:
Note:
The switch must be set to either “1 Light” or “2 Lights” when the unit is
plugged into an AC outlet to charge the battery. Please allow 48 hours to
completely charge the battery to its rated capacity.
Step 7:
The “Test / Charge” LED display will light up when the unit is
being charged.
Operation
Step 1:
During a power failure, either one or both lamps will come on,
depending on the position of the light selection switch.
Key Hole
Slots
Light Selection
Switch
Fig. 1
