IMPORTANT: Please read carefully before installation and retain for future reference
To prevent possible shock hazard, the fixture should be installed by a qualified licensed electrician
All electrical connections must be in accordance with local codes, ordinances and National Electrical Code.
The use of safety protection such as safety eye glasses and protective gloves are recommended
Proper grounding of the light fixture is essential for protection from shock, correct operation and the elimination of
electrical interference.
WARNING: DO NOT ACCESS JUNCTION AREA WHEN ENERGIZED
DO NOT mount near gas or electric heaters
Light fixture should be mounted in locations and at heights where it will not be subjected to tampering by unauthorized
personnel
DO NOT use this light fixture for other than intended use.
Technical data indicated on the light fixture are to be observed
Changes or modifications to the light fixture are not permitted
Repairs must only be carried out by a qualified electrician
Only genuine Dialight replacement parts must be used when unforeseen repairs are required
DO NOT keep these operating instructions inside the light fixture.
Wait 10 minutes before opening after de-energizing the light fixture.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS!!
DANGER: RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK. TURN OFF MAIN POWER SOURCE BEFORE SERVICE
Always transport and store the equipment in its original packaging and keep in a dry location.
When unpacking check for any cracks or damage to casting and glass lens, if in doubt do not install!
Contact your local Dialight sales representative or visit us at www.dialight.com for contact information
WARNING: To retain seal integrity (and preserve warranty) do not loosen or remove any of the bolts around the perimeter of
the light fixture. There are no serviceable components in the light fixture.
Removal or loosening of any of these bolts will void all warranties.
WIRING STEPS:
1. Once the light fixture has been mounted in place, remove access cover [Fig.5]
2. Install a cord grip to suit the gauge source wiring being used [Fig.6]
a. cord grip not supplied with light fixture *
b. install as per cord grip manufacturer recommendation
3. Feed source wire through installed cord grip into light fixture junction area
a. optional: slip source wire through cable holder provided to secure during installation
4. Connect source wires to terminal block [Fig.7] as described:
a. strip SOURCE wires = .39”-.43” [10-11 mm] ___ 12-20 AWG [4.0-0.5 mm
b. connect SOURCE GROUND wire to terminal block position marked with GROUND SYMBOL
c. connect SOURCE NEUTRAL wire to terminal block position marked with
(100-277VAC) “N” (347VAC) “L1”
d. connect SOURCE LIVE wire to terminal block position marked with
(100-277VAC) "L1" (480VAC) LIVE1 = “L1”/ LIVE 2 = “L2”
_ to connect source wires, press down on the tabs on top of the terminal block [with tool] and hold
_ insert stripped source wire _ release tab _ the terminal should now have engaged the inserted wire
• if using 208VAC [two 120VAC phases] _ connect the phase 1 wire to “L1” input and the phase 2 wire to “N” input
• since only the “L1” input is internally fused, an external fuse may be connected to the “N” input if required.
_ lightly tug on the inserted wire to ensure engagement has occurred
5. Once source wires are secured and connected, restore proper power to light fixture and check for illumination
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CAUTION
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Do not look directly into light fixture once powered and lit. Use protective shaded eye wear when viewing
Safety retention method can be added [safety cable/chain/etc]
Feed device through the top corner openings designed into the light fixture
These openings are indicated by the arrows
SECONDARY SAFETY RETENTION [optional] Fig.8b
Secondary safety retention method can be added [safety cable/chain/etc]
Feed device through the top brackets openings designed onto the light fixture
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Fig.8a Fig.8b
CHEMICAL COMPATIBILITY GUIDE
The chemical compatibility data referenced in this manual was supplied by the raw material manufacturers and is intended as a
general guide. The data represents the basic material properties and does not necessarily represent the performance of the final
product due to manufacturing process and design variations for each final product. Chemical compatibility is highly dependent on
concentration, temperature, humidity, and other environmental conditions and therefore the customer assumes responsibility for
evaluation of gaseous or direct contact chemical compatibility at their site prior to product installation.
For general guidelines describing chemical compatibility, visit us at: www.dialight.com/pubs/MDTFCHEMRFLX001.pdf
All statements, technical information and recommendations contained herein are based on information and tests we believe to be
reliable. The accuracy or completeness thereof is not guaranteed. In accordance with Dialight Corporation “Terms and Conditions of
Sale”, and since conditions of use are outside our control, the purchaser should determine the suitability of the product for his
intended use and assumes all risk and liability whatsoever in connection therewith.