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H4 Hazardous Location Luminaire
READ THOROUGHLY BEFORE INSTALLING
WARNING: DANGEROUS VOLTAGES EXIST
WITHIN THESE UNITS AND ALL PRECAUTIONS
USUALLY OBSERVED IN HANDLING HIGH
VOLTAGE EQUIPMENT SHOULD BE OBSERVED.
MAKE CERTAIN POWER IS OFF BEFORE
STARTING INSTALLATION PROCEDURE OR
BEFORE SERVICING.
Caution: When installing the luminaire in hazardous
locations, check the operating temperature limits prior to
installation to be sure it conforms to the environmental
temperature restrictions and NEC classifications.
GEH-5734B
INSTRUCTIONS
THIS FIXTURE SHOULD BE INSTALLED BY QUALIFIED
TECHNICIANS IN STRICT ACCORDANCE WITH THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE AND ANY LOCAL REQUIREMENTS.
INSTALLATION
Caution: To avoid electrical shock hazard.
1. Before installation or service of this fixture,
make sure that the circuit is deactivated.
2. This unit is furnished completely assembled.
Before installing, check the fixture label to
insure correct voltage and frequency.
3. Typical fixture installations are shown on
back of page.
OPERATIONAL DATA
Operate this fixture at its rated voltage. See fixture label for
data. To receive full benefit of rated lamp output and to
prolong ballast life, it is essential that voltage supply to the
fixture be maintained within the following limits:
NOMINAL APPLIED VOLTAGE RANGE
VOLTAGE MINIMUM MAXIMUM
120 110 125
277 255 290
MAINTENANCE DATA
1. Although no routine maintenance is required to keep this
fixture functional, it should be checked perodically to ensure
that it is working properly and to look for any external
damage.
2. For optimum performance, keep light transimissions parts of
the fixture clean. Any commercial glass cleaner can be used
to clean the glass tubes.
3. Relamping Procedure:
A. Biaxial Lamp — Disconnect supply circuit. Remove the
lamp access cover (opposite conduit entrance side).
Using the relamp support, remove the lamp from the
fixture. Remove the lamp support and install on new
lamp. Install lamp and lamp access cover.
B. T8/T5 Lamp — Disconnect supply circuit. Remove
lamp access cover (either end of lamp). Loosen
lampholder bracket screws. Twist and remove
lampholder bracket. Remove lamp and install new lamp,
seating lamp in opposite lampholder. Replace
lampholder into position on the lamp. Twist slightly to
place lampholder bracket under screw heads, and tighten
screws. Reattach lamp access cover.
4. In the event of glass tube breakage, it will be necessary to
replace the damaged unit with a factory sealed housing
assembly, in order to maintain the integrity of the fixture.
See the fixture parts list for ordering.
5. When replacing Ballast, it should be of Class-P, thermallyprotected type.
These instructions do not purport to cover all details or variations in equipment nor to provide for every possible contingency to be met in connection with installation, operation or
maintenance. Should further information be desired or should particular problems arise which are not covered sufficiently for the purchaser’s purposes, the matter should be referred
to GE Lighting Solutions.
TYPICAL INSTALLATIONS
(Mounting Hardware/Supports by others)
Dummy (non-powered) end lowers for relamping clearance
which is required when fixtures are mounted in close
proximity. Flexible mounting provides free swing and impact
protection.
1. Splice Box/Fixture Hanger
2. Flexible Pendant Hanger
3. Union
4. Rigid Support
5. Support Hook
NOTE: Leave extra links to support fixture in relamping
positions.
Dummy (non-powered) end lowers for relamping clearance
which is required when fixtures are mounted in close
proximity.
1. Splice Box/Fixture Hanger
2. Swivel Hanger
3. Union
4. Rigid Support
5. Support Hook
6. Conduit Nipple
NOTE:Leave extra links to support fixture in relamping
position.
Rigid mounted for installations where relamping can be
accomplished without lowering dummy end.
1. Splice Box/Fixture Hanger
2. Union
3. Rigid Support
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