7. By touching the touch sensor briefly once, the light will light up. By touching it briefly again, the light will go out. By keeping
your finder on the touch sensor, you can dim the light as you wish.
CAUTION! Do not touch the cover glass. Danger of burns! Extremely hot!
Note on sensitivity sensor
The sensitivity sensor can be regulated by turning the control as shown on the cover of the transformer.
If problems occur, these can be solved as follows:
a.) The light goes on and off by itself (sensitivity is set too high). Turn the control in the (-) direction until the light
stops turning on and off. Now try to turn on the light a few times by touching the metal housing of the lights.
If the lights do not react at the desired sensitivity, the screw must be turned in the (+) or (-) direction until the
lights light up as desired.
b.) The lights do not react to touch (sensitivity is set too low or not at all). Turn the control in the (+) direction until
the light goes on. Now try to turn on the light a few times by touching the metal housing. If the lights do not
react at the desired sensitivity, the screw must be turned in the (+) or (-) direction until the lights light up as
desired.
CAUTION! Do not overturn the sensitivity sensor, otherwise this will be irreparably destroyed.
Note on sensitivity sensor
The sensitivity sensor can be regulated by turning the control as shown on the cover of the transformer.
If problems occur, these can be solved as follows:
a.) The light goes on and off by itself (sensitivity is set too high). Turn the control in the (-) direction until the light
stops turning on and off. Now try to turn on the light a few times by touching the metal housing of the lights.
If the lights do not react at the desired sensitivity, the screw must be turned in the (+) or (-) direction until the
lights light up as desired.
b.) The lights do not react to touch (sensitivity is set too low or not at all). Turn the control in the (+) direction until
the light goes on. Now try to turn on the light a few times by touching the metal housing. If the lights do not
react at the desired sensitivity, the screw must be turned in the (+) or (-) direction until the lights light up as
desired.
CAUTION! Do not overturn the sensitivity sensor, otherwise this will be irreparably destroyed.
Changing the light bulb
Before changing the light bulb, ensure that the light is disconnected from the power (pull out the plug).
1. To exchange the light bulb,
lever up the cover glass clips
with a screwdriver or similar
tool and remove the cover
glass (see fig.1)
CAUTION! Do not touch the cover glass.
Danger of burns!
Extremely hot!
2. Now pull the defective light bulb out of the socket
(see fig.2). Please first make sure that the light
bulb is cold.
Note: Only light bulbs which are suitable for
the product’s fitting may be used. In addition to this, the
specified maximum power rating may not be exceeded, since
this can lead to overloading of the transformer.
3. Insert the new light bulb (12V halogen lamp) into
the contact guides and push it firmly into the
socket. Now mount the cover glass over the light
bulb and turn on the breaker or replace the fuse.
Press the corresponding light switch to test the
Light.
Safety instructions
Important: Damage caused by not adhering to the operating instructions is not covered by guarantee. ISOTRONIC accepts
no liability whatsoever for any resulting consequent damages.
- Only operate the device at its intended voltage.
- Check feed cables and conducting cables connected to the device for breaks or insulation defects. If you find a defect,
or there is visible damage do not use the device.
- Repairs or other works, e.g. changing a fuse, etc. may only be carried out by an appropriately trained, skilled person.
- It must be noted that operator or connecting errors lie outside the influence of ISOTRONIC and we cannot accept any
liability for resulting damages.
- Always check whether the device is suitable for the respective place where you intend using it.
General information
1. Electric appliances, packaging material etc. should be kept away from children.
2. Dispose packaging and worn out material correctly and in an environmentally friendly way.
3. Do only pass on the device including the operation manual.
4. Subject to change of design and technical data without notice for the sake of constant product
improvement.
Guarantee
We grant a two year guarantee for this device. Guarantee includes repair of all defects that were not caused by defective
material or fabrication mistakes. Guarantee does not apply on wearing parts (for example illuminants). Since ISOTRONIC
has no influence on correct and appropriate assemblage and operation it is obvious that guarantee applies only on
completeness and proper condition. ISOTRONIC takes on neither liability nor guarantee for damages or consequential
damages in connection with this product. This applies especially when the device was altered or repaired, when circuits
were changed or non-original spare parts were used or when damage was caused by false or negligent operation or abuse.
Your
ISOTRONIC-Team
D-72160 Horb Status: 03/07