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Please read these instructions carefully before starting installation and retain for 

future reference. The centre page test record can be removed and kept with the 

building fire safety records.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

NOTE: Before drilling any holes, check that there are no hidden obstructions behind the 

mounting surface such as pipes or cables. 

1.  Cut a 70mm diameter hole in the ceiling for the light fitting.

2.  Feed the mains supply wiring down through the hole just cut. 

3.  Unscrew and remove the cover over the mains input connectors on the emergency 

pack.

4.  Make connection to the mains supply using the terminal block on the emergency 

pack. Ensure that the correct polarities are observed i.e.:

●  Brown – Live terminal ‘L’

●  Blue – Neutral terminal ‘N’.

●  Green/Yellow – Earth terminal ‘E’

●  Link wire ‘L’ to ‘L1’ can be removed to change between maintained and non-

maintained mode of operation.

5.  Refit the cover over the terminals feeding the cable out through the exit hole. 

6.  Write the current date on the battery pack in the space provided.

7.  Connect the battery pack to the matching white in-line connector on the wires to the 

emergency pack. 

8.  Connect the lamp to the small black in-line connector to the emergency pack.

9.  Insert the emergency pack and battery through the hole into the ceiling space and 

insert the lamp into the hole so it fits flush and is secure.

10.  Turn on the power supply. The green LED should light to indicate that the battery is 

charging.

11.  In maintained mode, the lamp will illuminate.

12.  Perform the electrical tests specified in the Wiring Regulations (BS7671).

INSTALLATION

RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK. ALWAYS ISOLATE THE POWER AT THE MAINS 

BEFORE INSTALLING OR MAINTAINING THIS EMERGENCY LIGHT.

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This product must be installed by a competent person in accordance with the 

Building Regulations and the current edition of the IET Wiring Regulations 

(BS7671).

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This product is suitable for mounting on normally flammable surfaces such as 

wood, plasterboard or masonry.

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Emergency light fittings should have their own separate mains circuit, protected 

with an appropriate MCB or fuse. They should not share their supply with other 

lighting or electrical equipment.

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This product is suitable for connection to a 220-240V~ 50Hz.

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This product must be earthed.

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This product is for indoor use only and suitable for ceiling mounting. 

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Ensure that after installation the equipment and accessories remain accessible for 

regular maintenance and testing.

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