Installation Guide
Daintree
®
Networked Wireless Adapter (WA100-PM)
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Figure 17:
Emergency and Regular Light Fixtures: Wiring
to Dim while Regular Power is Available
In this application, the WA100-PM is powered by the Regular
power circuit and is installed inside the Regular Light Fixture.
While Regular power is supplied to the RRU-2 the WA100-PM
provides switched On/Off power to the Regular Light Fixture.
The WA100-PM also controls dimming to the Regular and
Emergency Light Fixture. The 0-10V dimming circuit from the
WA100-PM is brought into the Emergency Light Fixture. The
Emergency Light Fixture is powered by the Emergency
power circuit.
When the RRU-2 senses loss of Regular power, the RRU-2
disconnects the 0-10V output from the WA100-PM and the
Emergency Light Fixture operates at maximum output from the
Emergency power circuit . (Note: If the RRU-2 is not installed, the
Emergency Fixture will dim to minimum because the WA100-PM
0-10V output shorts when the adapter loses power.)
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Wiring Continued
Set DIP switches and perform Installation Test appropriate
to 0-10v dimming and connected sensors.
In the wiring diagram here, while Regular power is supplied to the
LVS model RRU-X-UM the WA100-PM provides switched On/Off
power and 0-10V dimming control to the fixture driver or ballast.
When the RRU-X-UM senses loss of Regular power it passes
Emergency power directly to the fixture. It disconnects the
WA100-PM switched output and disconnects the WA100-PM
dimming control so that the fixture will operate at maximum
output during the power failure.
Figure 16:
Bypass WA100 switched power and 0-10V
dimming control during power failure
