GE W4L Installation Guide

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READ THOROUGHLY BEFORE INSTALLING

INSTALLATION

Read these instructions carefully before proceeding with
installation of this product. Failure to follow instructions
may result in improper operation or voiding of warranty.

Lighting Solutions

Wallmount

GEH-5825

INSTRUCTIONS

TM

400 Luminaire

WARNING

Risk of electric shock

• Turn power off before servicing
– see instructions

WARNING

Risk of fire

• Use supply wire specified on

nameplate

MOST DWELLINGS BUILT BEFORE 1985 HAVE
SUPPLY WIRE RATED 60C. CONSULT A QUALIFIED
ELECTRICIAN BEFORE INSTALLING.

GENERAL

Upon receipt of fixture, thoroughly inspect for any
freight damage, which should be brought to the attention
of the delivering carrier. Compare the catalog description
listed on the packing slip with the fixture label on the
package to assure you have received the correct
merchandise.

MOUNTING

CAUTION

Unit will fall if not installed properly

• Follow installation instructions

1. Loosen screws securing lens door. Open lens door wide
enough to lift from hinges and remove (See Figure A).

2. Remove lamp, reflector and fiber ballast barrier (See
Figure A).

3. This unit is designed for attachment to 1/2” ridged
conduit at the sides, top and back (See #1’s, Figure B).
It may be necessary to drill out mounting bosses for
attachment hardware (See #2’s, Figure B).

4. In any mounting configuration, properly caulk mount­ing holes to prevent water from entering fixture from
behind. A high grade caulk, such as RTV-108 or equiva­lent, should be used.

5. Properly secure fixture to mounting surface with appro­priate hardware and connect conduit as indicated
above. NOTE: Fixture to be mounted according to
position label inside lamp compartment.

6. Attach wiring according to instructions below.

7. Re-install fiber ballast barrier, reflector, lamp and lens
door.

Figure B: Back ViewFigure A: Open View

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.

WIRING

Make all electrical connections in accordance with
the National Electrical Code and any applicable
local code requirements.

Verify that supply voltage is correct by comparing it
to nameplate.

Do not remove insulated connectors from wires not
needed for required voltage connection.

When this fixture is supplied with single voltage lead,
please make sure the voltage furnished to the fixture is the
same as specified on the unit. When fixture is supplied with
a multitap ballast, it is set to 277 volts. If 120, 208 or 240
volts is desired: Cap 277 volt lead and strip appropriate
voltage lead. Connect to incoming hot lead using proper
wire connectors.

LAMP INSTALLATION

CAUTION

Risk of burn

• Allow lamp/fixture to cool before

handling

TROUBLE SHOOTING

In the event your fixture fails to operate properly, first

check that:

1. The correct lamp is properly installed.

2. The lamp is not faulty.

3. The line voltage at the fixture is correct.

4. The fixture is wired properly.

5. The fixture is grounded properly.

6. The optional photocell is of proper voltage and wattage.

7. There is no reflected light back into the photocell
causing the fixture to turn off.

WARNING

Risk of burn

• Do not touch operating luminaire

Use only lamps specified on nameplate. Observe
lamp manufacturer’s recommendations and
restrictions on lamp operation, particularly ballast
type, burning position, etc.

Lamp Tightness – Mogul Base Lamp: The lamp should

be securely inserted to the NEMA-EEI specified torque of 35
inch-pounds, which is best achieved by very firmly
tightening to insure application of sufficient torque.
Tightening must be sufficient to fully depress and load the
center contact of the socket.

MAINTENANCE

This Wallmount 400 fixture is designed for years of
trouble-free operation. For optimum performance,
periodically clean the reflector and refractor with a
non-abrasive cleaner.