JCC JC94110 Installation Instructions

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Installation Sheet
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Luminaire Connections
Mains cable preparation prior to wiring
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Please read these instructions before
installation and retain for future reference
Important Information
Prole & Dimensions
FIREGUARD RANGE
JC94110
Fire-rated Shower light
Maximum Wattage: 50W
Available nishes:
Brushed Nickel, Chrome and White
240V~ 50Hz Class I
(L)
(N)
L
N
Live: Brown or Red
It is recommended that luminaires are installed and tted by a qualied electrician ensuring the installation complies to current IEE wiring regulations and local building control. These products are designed for connection to a 240V~ Mains supply. This tting will be considered Class I with Loop In / Loop Out connector. Switch off the mains supply before installation or servicing. This product is for indoor use only. Ensure area surrounding this luminaire is cleared of any ammable substances. Please refer to the good practice guide on page 2 regarding insulation and minimum requirements for free airspace around the installed tting. Always check with lamp
manufacturer to ensure that the lamp is suitable for an enclosed can tting.
Dimming Guidelines
Dimmers must not be underloaded or overloaded: underloading may cause the lamps to ash. If ickering is experienced a different kind of dimmer may be required. Please note: DO NOT perform insulation resistance tests on a lighting circuit with LED lamps installed or a dimmer switch connected as this could damage the electronic components in the products beyond repair. A slight buzzing noise may be heard from the dimmer switch while in operation, however this is perfectly normal. These notes are intended for guidance only. JCC Lighting accepts no responsibility for unsatisfactory installations or consequent loss or damage howsoever caused. Please be aware that this mains Fireguard tting is suitable for use with dimmable lamps. In all cases regarding LED lamps, refer to lamp Manufacturer for suitability for use in a sealed can and with dimmer switch manufacturers for
compatability.
Installation Procedure
Stage 1. Read the instructions and check you have all the tools and accessories required to complete the installation correctly.
Stage 2. Cut the mounting hole in the ceiling. (JCC recommends that a sample hole is cut in a section of spare material to familiarize yourself with the process). See Fig.1.
Stage 3. Connect luminaire to 240V~ supply (as shown on the left and below). Press springs back and push luminaire body into aperture.
All dimensions in millimetres
Colour codes for UK mains wiring are:
Live Earth Neutral
8mm Strip Length
RoHS
Compliant IP65
Registered Firm Certicate No. GB 1552
Drg No. JC94110-IS Issue: E - 08.07.16 - KB
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BS EN ISO9001 - 2008
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Brown Green/Yellow Blue
20mm
L(BR) E(G/Y) N(BL)
Fig.1. Cut out Ø 74mm
Installation Recommendations
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Installation Recommendations
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GOOD PRACTICE
If Loft Brace is not being used please refer to the following guidelines.
Insulation
(150mm Thk.)
Ventilation
Holes (Optional)
(Suggested Ø25mm Max.)
Insulation
(150mm Thk.)
Luminaire
Ceiling
POOR PRACTICE
1. NOT enough ventilation around the fitting.
2. NOT enough clearance between joist and fitting.
Insulation
(150mm Thk.)
Insulation
(150mm Thk.)
300mm Max. Clearance
150mm Min.
75mm Min.
400 / 600mm Joist centres
This area is to be free from loose insulation material
Joist
Why you need FIREGUARD
Part E Acoustic Standard
In today’s modern society there is a general increase in the levels of background noises that can be expected in a domestic environment when compared with the past. The evolvement of ever increasing
high delity systems and associated power outputs, TV, Satellite and Radio, coupled to noise from trafc such as automobiles, trains and aircraft means that unwanted noise is on the increase. This additional
noise has increased stress levels which ultimately results in poor health and fatigue. The end result is loss
of revenue to industry through absence.Thus, the Government has implemented changes to the building
regulations to ensure that a reasonable amount of attenuation can be expected between partition walls and ceilings not only between separate dwellings but also noise derived from within an individual residential area. The special gaskets incorporated into the Fireguard design ensure that the criteria is met.
Part L Energy Conservation
The 2006 revision to Part L has added considerable onus onto lighting installations with a far more
dened requirement for energy conservation. There is now a need for 1 in 4 downlights to be energy efcient. Where downlights are used in abundance the need to nd suitable locations for energy efcient luminaires becomes more challenging. This tting gives you those options allowing you to choose an LED lamp which is suitable and more efcient than the traditional halogen lamp.
Part C Moisture Protection
New building materials and associated construction methods are altering the way in which new properties are manufactured. There is a move towards breathable membranes for roofs; these replace
traditional bitumen coated roong felt and negate the need to provide ventilated eaves to roofs. The
material allows water vapour to permeate from the roof area out to the surrounding environment but remains impervious to external moisture. The material is much lighter and allows a roof to be completed at ground level and lifted into position on the dwelling creating a water tight environment under which construction can continue. There is no longer a need to provide ventilated eaves. For this reason the amount of moisture that can enter a cold roof void must be controlled; thus anything which punctures
the seal between the cold roof area and dwelling area must be considered. Light ttings and loft hatches are good examples of intrusions into the roof area that can facilitate the passage of moisture.BS5250 which is referenced in Part C stipulates the permitted air ow per luminaire (0.06m³/Hr/m² at a pressure of 2 pascals) for which Part L denes the testing criteria and total building envelope performance. The requirements are very demanding and care is needed to ensure compliance. Fireguard downlights have been designed with special seals to inhibit the ow of air & moisture through the tting as required by Part C of the building regulations. This has been widely enforced from the 1st of July 2005.
Part B Fire Safety
Luminaire
Ceiling
Iss E - 08.07.16 - KB
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400 / 600mm Joist centres
Joist
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The purpose of Part B is to ensure building structures provide adequate protection to personnel to allow the safe evacuation of a building structure/complex. The regulation has been a legal requirement since
1987.The level of resistance required is proportional to the risk involved and the location of adjacent dwellings. For the domestic market 30 or 60 minutes is normal. However under extreme conditions 90 minutes is required. All Fireguard ttings are tested for 30, 60 & 90 minute ceilings (I -Joist ceiling construction 30 & 60 minute compliant).
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