SL200
CEILING, WALL AND MOBILE
INSTALLATION AND
OPERATING MANUAL
QAM.SL200.1112.13
1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION
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2. S
PECIFICATION
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Serial numbers
and Labelling
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3.
DIMENSIONS/
RANGE OF MOVEMENT
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Mobile model
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Wall
/ceiling
model
(1) 6
Wall/ceiling
model
(2) 7
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OPERATION
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Wall and ceiling models
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Mobil
e models
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Battery back
-
up module
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5 LAMP REPLACEMENT
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6 FUSE REPLACEMENT (MOBILE ONLY)
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7 MAINTENANCE
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Cleaning and disinfecting
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Routine maintenance
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Adjustment of arm to prevent drift
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8 INSTALLATION
/ASSEMBLY
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Installation
- C
eiling m
ount 14
Installation
- Wall m
ount 20
Assembly
- Mobile mount
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Installation
– Fit the jib
-
joint cover
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Installation
– Fit the light
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head 25
9 SPARE PARTS
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RETURNS POLICY
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WARRANTY
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Warranty Registration
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Tel: 0844 375 9000 Fax: 0333 321 0973
email: info@daray.com url: www.daray.com
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1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION
SL200C/SL200W
SL200M
Light output at 1m
0 - 70,000 lux
Col
our temperature
4,000 K, ±5%
Patch diameter at 1m
180mm
Power of lamp
100W
Operating voltage
24V AC
Input voltage
230 V 50 Hz mains, class 1 (earthed)
SL200C/SL200W arm reach
1650mm
825mm
Jib arm vertical movement
+15°,
-
45°
Quality approvals
CE, Me
dical-Device Directive 93/42/EEC, EN60601
The DARAY Illumin8 SL200 is a powerful minor-surgery light which is available in wall, ceiling
or mobile versions. The SL200 differs from its predecessor in having variable intensity and a
more robust method of mounting the light-head.
The SL200 is for use during minor procedures, although it is also suitable for diagnosis where
a powerful light of natural daylight colour is required. The light uses a sophisticated
reflector to produce a ‘clean’ light-patch with virtually no heat in the beam. A
polycarbonate diffuser gives good shadow reduction whilst protecting the light-head’s
components. A BioProtect® handle is provided. All surfaces are smooth to aid cleaning and
sterilisation.
The SL200C comprises 4 parts: a ceiling mount containing a transformer to convert mains
voltage to a safe low voltage to power the light, a variable intensity controller and a
suspension arm and a light-head.
The SL200W each comprises 4 parts: a wall mounting containing a transformer to convert
mains voltage to a safe low voltage to power the light, a variable intensity controller and a
suspension arm and a light-head.
There are 2 versions of the wall mounted power-supply module: one for use where the
mains-electrical supply cables are ‘chased’ into a wall, and the other fitted with an IEC inlet
so the mains may be supplied via a plug-in flex from a standard mains socket.
The SL200M comprises 3 parts: a base, an up-stand with a control box containing a variable
intensity controller and a transformer to convert mains voltage to a safe low voltage to
power the light, a suspension arm and a light-head assembly.
2. SPECIFICATION
Serial Numbers and Labelling
Each SL200 is assigned a unique serial number located on the mounting arm, and is also
identified by a label on the arm.
The power-supply module carries its own identification and serial number.
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3. DIMENSIONS/RANGE OF MOVEMENT
MOBILE MODEL
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WALL/CEILING MODEL (1)
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WALL/CEILING MODEL (2)
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4. OPERATION
WALL/CEILING MODELS
The SL200 wall and ceiling models are intended to be powered by a switched fused spur.
The fuse should be rated at 5A. Alternatively provide another form of fused isolation.
Installation of the supplied variable intensity controller is optional.
Connect the SL200 to the mains and turn on at switched fused spur.
Where fitted, operate the variable intensity control on the power-supply module by pushing
the knob.
Turn on the light using the switch on the head mounting. Set the required light intensity by
rotating the intensity control knob.
If the light does not illuminate try pushing/rotating the intensity control knob. If there is
still no illumination, change the lamp – see Section 4.
Note: Further fault investigation should be undertaken by only a qualified electrician.
Use the handle to steer the light-patch to where you want it; in the interests of crossinfection control, avoid touching any other part of the light. The suspension arm swivels at
the mounting and at the joint between the primary and jib arms. The jib arm allows the
light-head to be moved up and down. The light-head itself can rotate 350° on the jib arm,
and be tilted +/- 90° from the horizontal.
After use, isolate the power on the wall, as well as the light-head switch.
MOBILE MODELS
Plug the light into the mains and switch on the mains switch on the front of the PSU. Adjust
the output intensity with the dimmer control on the front of the PSU.
The handle on the light-head should be used to point the light-patch where it is required. The
three castors on the base have brakes which can be used to help keep the base from moving
whilst the light-head position is adjusted.
Always turn the light off at the mains when it will not be used for any significant length of
time.
Warning: Only move the SL200 mobile light using the handle.
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Battery low
Battery
load
Lamp
Intensity
Power
BATTERY BACK-UP MODULE
Cover screw
Catch
indicator
switch
switch
indicator
controller
The optional battery back-up module restores power if normal
mains power is interrupted or impaired. It also has the advantage
of the addition of a light intensity control.
To operate, turn the power switch (
switch (
LAMP SW.
through 'ON' and adjust to the desired level. If the light is off,
check the on/off switch on the light-head.
If normal mains power is interrupted or impaired the battery backup will take over immediately and will provide power to illuminate
the SL200. When this happens, the battery load indicator (
NOTE: There is no intensity control when running on battery power.
When the battery has almost run out of charge, the battery low indicator (
LED will light. It is essential that normal mains power is restored at this point to prevent the
loss of illumination.
When the module is connected to the mains with the power switch on, the internal batteries
are continuously charged whether the lamp is on or off.
) on and turn the intensity controller from 'OFF'
POWER SW.
) on, turn the lamp
BATTERY LOAD
Intensity
controller
) LED will light.
BATTERY LOW
)
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5. LAMP REPLACEMENT
TURN OFF the mains power.
Remove the diffuser by undoing the 4 crosshead screws.
Remove the 'blue' filter. Note: take care when handling the blue borosilicate glass filter.
It is fragile and costly to replace.
Gently move the lamp shield to one side
The shield can be refitted, if it comes out of its
retaining groove, by squeezing the sides of the wire
holder.
Remove the lamp by moving it from side to side and
pulling it gently out of its holder.
CAUTION: the lamp may be very hot!
Holding a replacement lamp by its plastic packaging, insert the
wire connectors into the lamp holder.
CAUTION: use only LB4059 replacement lamps from DARAY.
These are special lamps and the use of any other type would
seriously impair the performance of your light.
CAUTION: do not touch the lamp quartz envelope with your
fingers.
Refit the lamp shield, glass filter and the diffuser.
CAUTION: Do not overtighten the screws that secure the blue borosilicate glass filter.
This can cause the material to crack and it is costly to replace.
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6. FUSE REPLACEMENT
CAUTION: fuses normally blow for a reason. Investigate likely faults before changing fuses.
CAUTION: isolate the unit from the mains before accessing the fuses.
SL200 MOBILE
Both the live and neutral conductors
are fused. The fuses are contained in
a holder which is located on the side
of the control box.
Using a flat-blade screwdriver,
unscrew the caps by pushing and
turning anti-clockwise.
Refit new fuses and screw in the caps
by pushing and turning clockwise.
Do not over-tighten.
BATTERY BACK-UP MODULE
The optional battery back-up module has an internal in-line fuse.
If there is no power output from the batteries, when normal mains power is interrupted, the
internal in-line fuse may have blown. Because of the risk of electric shock and the risk of
permanent damage to the battery back-up module, this fuse must only be checked or
replaced by a qualified electrical engineer.
In-line fuse
Inside the battery back-up module
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7. MAINTENANCE
Clean all exterior surfaces
As required
Disinfecting and cleaning
Remove diffuser and clean internal
As required
Disinfecting and clea
ning
Operation
Suggested Intervals
Inspect 6 button head socket screws
Six Monthly
Tighten with appropriate
Check that down post is rigidly
Annually
If any movement found
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Operation
Suggested Intervals
Check for security of fixing to wall
Annually
Investigate any looseness
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Cleaning and disinfection.
WARNING: Do not use strong chemical cleaning agents such as ‘Dettox’ to sterilise the
light. Do not use any abrasive materials to clean the light. CAUTION the light is not
waterproof, so do not use excessive cleaning fluid amounts.
Suitably protect hands. Wipe the light using clean tissue or soft towelling - pay special
attention to the switch areas. Apply to all surfaces a 1% solution of sodium hypochlorite
using a soft cloth. Within 10 minutes, remove the chemical from all surfaces using a damp,
soft cloth. The chemical will cause corrosion of metal parts, if it is not thoroughly removed.
Apply Isopranol to the surfaces – this is an alcohol-based fluid which evaporates without
leaving any residue and can be obtained as an impregnated-cloth applicator.
Note: Do not attempt to remove the light-head steering handle.
Routine maintenance.
The SL200 is designed and manufactured to stringent quality standards. Observing the
following procedures will help to maintain the light’s optimum performance.
Light-head
directions – see above
surfaces and reflector surface
Ceiling mount
for tightness and check that washers
are fitted under head
mounted to the ceiling (do not exert
undue force).
Wall mount
directions – see above
Allen key.
immediately advise your full
service dealer.
ensure your building
contractor is consulted if
looseness found.
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Arm
Operation
Suggested
On wall
-
mounted units, lift the arm so
Six monthly
On ceiling m
ount units, support the arm
Six monthly
Check tightness of all fixing screws
Annually
Check balance of jib over whole range.
One month
If unbalanced, follow the
A
its spigot is almost clear of the bush in
the wall-mount plate and re-lubricate
if required.
and remove the 3 screws retaining the
adaptor into the down-tube. Lower the
arm until the adaptor and key can be
removed. Slide sleeve up and inspect
for lubrication. Re-lubricate spigot and
sleeve if required. Re-assemble.
Intervals
after
installation
and then
annually.
procedure, below. If tendency is
to fall from fully up, insert key in
capstan hole furthest away and
with jib fully up move capstan by
pulling key towards you. Repeat
until no fall at top. Reverse
capstan if rise at bottom of jib
movement.
ADJUSTMENT OF ARM BALANCE TO ELIMINATE DRIFT
Insert a small implement (e.g. hex wrench 2mm AF)
into one of the holes and turn capstan in the
direction of Arrow A until desired balance is
obtained.
Note: To eliminate rise in the jib at the fully down
position turn the capstan in the opposite direction to
Arrow A.
To assist in making this adjustment, it may be
necessary to remove the arm joint cover: Remove the
2 snap in plugs and the 2 screws, allowing the cover
half mouldings to be separated and the moving cover
to slide down the jib arm. This provides better access
to the slot through which the capstan nut is adjusted.
Note: When re-assembling, ensure that the moving
cover is correctly positioned with the ‘T’ notation
on the component at the ‘Top’.
Holes
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8. INSTALLATION/ASSEMBLY
Ceiling
-
mount plate assembly and cover
Down-tube
Kit of fittings D10522
Limited
-
rotation device D10524
Light-head and suspension arm
Power supply module
CAUTION: this product must be earthed.
Installation - Ceiling Mount
Check you have the following items:
Determ ine where to mount l ight:
Determ ine where to mount l ight from the positioning and ce iling-load forces
diagrams, below:
WARNING: please note that this information is provided for guidance only and that a
qualified builder or structural engineer should be consulted if you have any doubt about
the suitability of the proposed mounting position.
WARNING: the light-head operates from a low-voltage supply produced by a transformer
in the ceiling mount assembly and fed through the suspension arm. On NO ACCOUNT
should the arm be connected directly to mains voltages.
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Fitting the ceiling plate
Remove the clamp bolts, safety bolt/nylon insert nut and the clamp. Keep these
parts in a safe pl ace for use lat er.
Fix the plate to the ceiling with bolts, screws or studs and nuts through the centre of each
jack bolt. Do not fully tighten the fasteners at this point.
Note: The nuts thread-locked to the upper end of the 3 jack bolts act as pressure pads.
These pressure pads must be seated firmly against the mounting surface.
The jack bolts can then be used to adjust the position of the ceiling plate and downtube.
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Fitting the Down-tube
A 1 metre length of down-tube is included with all ceiling mount kits, and must be securely
fitted in accordance with these instructions.
The down-tube should be cut to length on-site to suit the particular ceiling height and
application.
Note when installed the down-tube must leave clearance above the ceiling mount plate to
prevent the cable being trapped.
For determining the cut point, we suggest measuring the distance between the ceiling
mounting plate, and a point about 1900mm above the floor.
The length of the down-tube should be altered to suit the room dimensions and the
particular application for which the light is to be used.
De-burr as necessary.
NOTE: For suspended ceilings, the ceiling hole trim and retaining band should be placed
over the downtube BEFORE proceeding.
Loosely refit the clamp and clamp
bolts. Fit the down-tube in the clamp
and tighten the clamp bolts to firmly
hold it in place. Drill a 6mm hole
completely through the tube via the
guide holes in the clamp and fit the
safety bolt and nylon insert lock nut
supplied.
NOTE: TO ENSURE THE USER'S
SAFETY, THE SAFETY BOLT AND
NYLON INSERT LOCK NUT MUST BE
FITTED PROPERLY
Feed the end of the low-voltage
cable assembly through the tube.
Tighten both clamp screws fully and evenly until the tube is firmly clamped.
Adjust the 3 large bolts such that the down-tube is absolutely vertical. Tighten the fixing
bolts or screws to firmly clamp the jack bolts tight against the joist, tighten the thin
locknuts and re-check that the down-tube remains vertical, and the mounting plate has no
movement. If necessary, repeat the adjustment.
Run the low-voltage cable to the mounted power-supply module, feed it through the
grommet on the top of the module and connect it to the 2-way terminal block wired to the
low-voltage output from the transformer.
Refit the module to its mounted rear plate.
NOTE: For suspended ceilings cut a clearance hole in a ceiling tile, replace the tile and
slide the trim up the downtube until it is firmly against ceiling tile, then roll the trim
retaining band upward until it holds the trim in position.
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Arm assembly
Primary arm spigot
Trim retaining band
NOTE: For conventional ceilings fit the cover, holding it in place with the retaining band
from the fitting kit.
Install the primary arm
To ensure the smooth rotation of the arm, it is essential that the primary arm spigot is
lightly lubricated before assembly.
A sachet of silicon grease is provided.
Place the nylon washer over the primary arm spigot.
Insert the primary arm spigot into the down-tube.
Suspended ceiling trim
Connector
Nylon washer
Down-tube
Down-tube
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Join the connector from the primary arm to the connector from the down-tube.
Fit the supplied bungs.
Make sure to sit the joined connectors inside the bung before fitting to prevent the
cable from being damaged.
Fit the jib-joint cover (see p.22).
Fit the light-head (see p.23).
Check everything for tightness and safety.
Check the arm and head for freedom of movement.
Rebalance the jib arm if necessary (see p.11).
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Wiring the SL200C
The variable intensity control module should be mounted on a wall at a convenient position
for the user.
Provide a suitable, earthed electrical supply to the variable intensity control module via a
switched, fused spur.
Run a 1.5mm
2
twin and earth cable to the ceiling plate 230V terminal block.
SL200C wiring diagram
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Installation - Wall Mount
Wall-mount plate
Light-head on suspension arm
Power supply module
Check you have the following items:
To prevent damage in transit, the arm assembly is packed
and delivered with the spigot in the ceiling-mount
configuration.
For wall mounting, turn the primary arm through 180
degrees, as follows:
• Place the arm on a non-scratch surface – remove the 2
screws as shown.
• Turn the primary arm through 180 and refit the 2 screws
tightly, ensuring the cable is not trapped.
Determine where to mount the
light bearing in mind the
following wall-load forces
diagram:
The top of the bracket into
which the primary arm fits
should be 1696 mm above the
floor
WARNING consult a building
engineer, if in doubt.
Secure the plate to the wall,
ensuring that it is truly vertical.
To ensure the smooth rotation
of the arm, lightly grease the
spigot on the primary arm.
WARNING: the light-head
operates from a low-voltage
supply produced by a
transformer in the powersupply module and fed
through the suspension arm.
On NO ACCOUNT should the
arm be connected directly to
mains electricity.
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180°
Fit the power-supply module directly under the wall plate.
Remove the rear plate from the power-supply module by slackening the screw in each of the
4 corners.
voltage cable from the primary arm through the top of the power-supply module.
Connect the low-voltage cable to the 2-way terminal block wired to the low-voltage output
from the transformer.
The power-supply module requires an earthed mains electrical supply either fed into its rear
or into a socket on the side depending on the module supplied.
Connect the incoming mains cable to the 3-way 'LEN' terminal block in the module.
Fasten the module’s earth-bond wire to the rear-plate’s earth stud.
Refit the module to its mounted rear plate.
Fit the jib-joint cover (see p.22).
Fit the light-head (see p.23).
Check everything for tightness and safety.
Check the arm and head for freedom of movement.
Rebalance the jib arm, if necessary (see p.11).
Provide power to the power-supply module and check that the mains indicator illuminates.
Turn on the light using the switch on its mounting swivel and check that the light illuminates
and that the dimmer control works.
To ensure the smooth rotation of the arm, lightly grease the spigot
on the primary arm with the silicone grease provided. Slide the
spigot into the bracket on the wall-mount plate, feeding the low-
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Assembly - Mobile Mount
Fit the lower section of the up-stand to the base. Mate the locating peg on the lower upstand section and its associated hole on the base.
Refer to the 'peel-off' assembly marks as shown.
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Fit the upper section of the up-stand to the lower section of the up-stand with the screw
Warning
using
its
handle.
and shake-proof washer using the hex wrench provided.
Wrap flex around the cable holders
Only move the light
Fit the jib-joint cover (see p.23).
Fit the light-head (see p.24).
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1.
2.
3.
Locating key
‘CUT-OUT’ in
aluminium casting
Slider
Fixing
Installation - Fit the jib-joint cover
Covers are marked 'L' and 'R' on their inside faces as viewed from the end of arm.
Engage the slider, with its 'T' mark uppermost, into the groove inside the cover.
hole
Align holes in cover and painted elbow.
‘Nip up’ the screw to secure.
DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN
Fit opposite cover DO NOT
OVERTIGHTEN
4.
Fit a plug in each hole
5.
Carefully check the operation of arm
and the jib-joint cover.
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Lightly grease the
Grub screw
Installation - Fitting the light-head
Connect the light-head connector to the connector in the arm
Apply a little grease to the light-head spigot and insert it into the
arm, being careful not to trap the cable/connector.
Supporting the light-head in one hand, tighten the locking grub-screw with the hex key
provided.
NOTE: Make sure the grub-screw is not too tight preventing the light-head from rotating.
light-head spigot
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9 SPARE PARTS
ITEM NO
PART NAME
TYPE
PART NO
1 Replacement Lamp
24V, 100W
LB4059
2 Fuse 1A 20mm
D10
873
CAUTION: Use only genuine DARAY replacement lamps as other types may seriously
impair the optical performance of the product.
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Returns Policy
TYPE OF RETURN
REMEDY
DAMAGED GOODS
OR DOA*
Goods which are physically damaged on
NON WARRANTY
OTHER
IMPORTANT!
Bef
ore returning your item, you must call us on
0844 375 9000
We want you to be completely satisfied with your purchase. If you need to return goods
purchased from DARAY Ltd, please read the following information carefully.
The DARAY Ltd returns policy provides guidance on when you can return goods we have
supplied, and what you can expect from us once you do. To see our detailed returns policy
and procedure visit www.daray.co.uk/returns
delivery, or which do not function.
GOODS DEVELOPING A FAULT
Goods which have developed a fault
within the warranty period.
Goods which have developed a fault
outside the warranty period.
Any situation which is not covered by
the above.
*DOA – dead on arrival
For additional clarification, please refer to our terms and conditions at
www.daray.co.uk/terms.
In a small number of cases, we may determine that a replacement would not work any
better than the original product we supplied. In such cases we will only offer a refund
rather than a replacement for qualifying returns.
Replacement bulbs are not eligible for returns, unless they are faulty or damaged.
Spare parts ordered on our website or from supplied part codes are not be eligible for
credit. We will accept returns and exchange for the correct item.
If you purchase an item incorrectly you can return it within 14 days and it can be exchanged
for another product of equal or high value, excluding transportation charges incurred.
If you send us goods that do not qualify for return, you will invalidate your claim to any
refund, and you will be obliged to compensate DARAY Ltd for the cost of return postage and
any other reasonable costs incurred processing the goods.
We must be notified within 24 hours of receipt.
Within 14 days of delivery we will replace the item
as DOA*.
If the fault develops after 14 days, but within the
warranty period, we will initiate the returns
procedure.
If a fault develops outside the warranty period, we
will initiate the returns procedure.
We will try to help, but we cannot normally offer a
refund.
Your statutory rights are not affected.
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Warranty
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF WARRANTY
1. To qualify for this warranty you must register on www.daray.co.uk or return to DARAY Ltd (DARAY) the
duly completed warranty-registration form accompanying the product.
2. DARAY warrants this product (excluding lamp) against faulty material and workmanship during the
period of the warranty. The period of warranty is the period stated on your warranty card and
commences on the date of purchase of the product. In the event that the product is not in good
working order DARAY will provide, during the warranty period, a free repair service within the United
Kingdom. The warranty is subject to proof of purchase being provided; therefore, you should retain
your original receipt.
2.1 The repair service consists of the provision of spare parts and/or replacement products (at DARAY’s
discretion) which will be provided on an exchange basis and will either be new, equivalent to new
or reconditioned. All replaced spare parts and products shall become the property of DARAY.
2.2 DARAY’s only obligation under this warranty is the provision of the service as set out above.
2.3 All products are returned to DARAY at the customer’s cost and risk. Products to be returned should
be adequately packed. For the address to send returns to please visit www.daray.co.uk
3. DARAY’s arrangements for providing service provided under this warranty may include the use of sub-
contractors.
4. This warranty does not cover damage or defects in the Product caused by or resulting from:
• Wilful neglect or negligence by anyone other than DARAY;
• Improper use, storage or handling of the product;
• Use of non-DARAY approved parts (such as replacement lamps) not compatible with the Product;
• Fire, accident or disaster;
• Use of non-DARAY modifications other than in accordance with DARAY’s instructions;
Attachment of fittings and accessories not approved by DARAY;
Repairs, modifications carried out by service personnel not approved by DARAY;
• Damage caused by chemical corrosion from cleaning agents not approved by DARAY.
• Failure to use or install the product in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.
5. Nothing in this warranty shall have the effect of restricting or excluding the liability of DARAY in respect of:
a) Death and personal injury caused by the negligence of DARAY, or for fraud;
b) Under the Consumer Protection Act 1987 to a person who has suffered damage caused by a
defective product or to a dependant or relative of such a person;
c) Direct damage to your property caused by the proven negligence of DARAY.
6. This agreement does not give any rights other than those expressly set out above and in particular, DARAY
will not be responsible for any loss of income, profits or contracts or any direct or indirect consequential loss,
damage caused to or suffered by the purchaser as a direct result of this agreement.
7. This warranty is offered (subject to these terms and conditions) in addition to, and does not affect
your statutory rights.
8. DARAY may disclose your details and other personal information to companies within the DARAY group
including any subsidiary company or sub contractor of DARAY for the purposes of performing our
obligations hereunder.
9. You must not resell outside the UK any products supplied by DARAY and covered by the Export of
Goods (Control) Order 1992 (or any law that replaces it) with out obtaining all necessary licences. You
also agree not to sell the product in the UK if you know or think that the person buying the product
intends to export it without getting the necessary licences. You agree to impose similar conditions to
these on anyone you sell the product to.
10. These conditions shall in all respect be governed and construed in accordance with English law and
the exclusive jurisdiction of the English courts.
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Tel: 0844 375 9000 · Fax: 0333 321 0973
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