JUNO TUCLF11, TUCLF21, TCLF11, TCLF21 Installation Instructions Manual

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
For TUCLF11 and TUCLF21
Trac-Master Two-Circuit Current Limiting End Feed/In-Line Feed Connector
Read and understand these instructions before installing fixture.
This fixture is intended for installation in accordance with the National Electrical Code and local regulations. To assure full compliance with local codes and regulations, check with your local electrical inspector before installation. To prevent electrical shock, turn off electricity at main circuit breaker panel before proceeding.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
Current Limiting End Feed/In-Line Feed Connector TUCLF11 and TUCLF21 for use with Trac-Master Two-Circuit Trac only. Current Limiter will limit the wattage on a circuit and can be used as a standard ON/OFF switch.
NOTE:
1. Turn off power at breaker box before
installing electrical connector and trac.
2. If feeding with electrical connectors do
not use feed connector as a conduit
support. Independent conduit supports
must be used to attach the conduit to the building structure.
3. Observe polarity; white neutral wire must be connected to the terminal marked “N” in
the feed connector.
4. Use 12 gauge or 14 gauge solid wire in
feed connector only. Feed connector rating
120V, 20Amp max., 60Hz.
5. Use the proper rated Juno current limiting circuit breaker (TCL Series) to limit the load on the circuit (current limiting circuit breaker sold separately).
6. Feed connector is polarized and will only install into one end of the trac. Align polarity arrow on feed connector toward trac polarity line for proper installation.
See Figure 1.
7. Do not position luminaire such that it
touches the feed connector.
Note: This Current Limiting Trac Feed Connector conforms to ASHRAE 90.1 Section 9.1.4(c) and is certified to California Energy Commission T24-2008, Section
119(L) of the California Energy Code.
INSTALLING CURRENT LIMITING FEED CONNECTOR ON A J-BOX
The centerline of the trac must be on the
center of the J-Box and the mounting holes for the J-Box must be at a 45º angle to the
centerline of the trac.
1. Remove the COVER and retain.
2. Remove the RECTANGULAR KNOCK
OUT from the PLATE. Do not remove any other knock outs.
3. Push CURRENT LIMITING CIRCUIT BREAKER(S) into PLATE.
4. Fasten PLATE to J-Box passing supply wires through RECTANGULAR HOLE. Secure PLATE by passing (2) Mounting screws (not supplied) through PLATE and into J-BOX.
5. Attach wires per WIRING INSTRUCTIONS on page 2.
6. Slide TRAC onto FEED CONNECTOR; ensure (2) CONTACT BLADES insert into the gap of the trac BUS BARS.
7. Tighten FEED CONNECTOR ONE-WAY
LOCKING SCREW(S) for permanent mounting to the trac (in accordance with CEC-T24-2008.)
8. Apply VA label provided loose with circuit
breaker packaging onto the mounting plate according to each trac VA rating (in accordance with CEC-T24-2008.)
9. Fasten COVER taking caution to avoid pinching any wires.
See OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS on page 2.
INSTALLING CURRENT LIMITING FEED CONNECTOR USING FLEXIBLE OR RIGID CONDUIT
1. Remove the COVER and retain.
Figure 1
2. Mark centerline of PLATE on ceiling to
determine the mounting location of the
FEED CONNECTOR.
3. Make a hole in the ceiling for the electrical connector in the position that coincides with one of the ROUND KNOCK OUTS.
4. Remove one ROUND KNOCK OUT where the power is to be passed through. Do not remove any other knock outs.
5. Push CURRENT LIMITING CIRCUIT BREAKER(S) into PLATE.
6. Attach electrical connector (by others) to PLATE in round hole.
7. Pass supply wires through hole in ceiling
and through electrical connector.
8. Mount PLATE to ceiling using (2) of the PLATE MOUNTING HOLES that are not located on a knock out. Mounting hardware not supplied.
9. Attach wires per WIRING INSTRUCTIONS on page 2.
10. Slide TRAC onto FEED CONNECTOR; ensure (2) CONTACT BLADES insert into the gap of the trac BUS BARS.
11. Tighten FEED CONNECTOR LOCKING SCREW(S).
12. Fasten COVER taking caution to avoid pinching any wires.
See OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS on page 2.
INSTALLING CURRENT LIMITING FEED CONNECTOR ON PENDANT MOUNTED TRAC
1. Follow instructions included with the
pendant mounting kits.
2. Install CURRENT LIMITING CIRCUIT BREAKER(S) into PLATE.
3. Attach wires per WIRING INSTRUCTIONS on page 2.
4. Slide TRAC onto FEED CONNECTOR ensure (2) CONTACT BLADES insert into the gap of the trac BUS BARS.
5. Tighten FEED CONNECTOR LOCKING SCREW(S).
6. Fasten COVER taking caution to avoid pinching any wires.
See OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS on page 2.
1300 South Wolf Road • Des Plaines, IL 60018 • Phone 800-323-5068 • www.junolightinggroup.com
© 2009 Juno Lighting LLC Printed in USA Rev 5/09 P2473 pg 1 of 2
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
For TUCLF11 and TUCLF21
Trac-Master Two-Circuit Current Limiting End Feed/In-Line Feed Connector
END FEED WIRING INSTRUCTIONS TUCLF11
1. Strip ground wire enough to wrap around
#8 screw. Wrap copper portion of ground wire around the GREEN GROUND TERMINAL between the screw and washer. Clamp wire using screw.
2. Strip White neutral wire 7/16” and connect to NEUTRAL TERMINAL (N) of FEED CONNECTOR. Clamp wire using screw. See schematic Diagram 1.
3. Strip HOT supply wire and connect to CURRENT LIMITING CIRCUIT BREAKER LINE Wire (supplied on current limiting circuit breaker).
4. Connect LOAD wire from CURRENT LIMITING CIRCUIT BREAKER (supplied on current limiting circuit breaker) to trac connector Terminal (P1). See schematic Diagram 1.
5. Connect jumper wire between (P1) and (P2) on connector 1.
6. Two current limiting circuit breakers can be used for end feed applications. See schematic Diagram 3.
IN-LINE FEED WIRING INSTRUCTIONS TUCLF21
1. Strip ground wire enough to wrap around
#8 screw. Wrap copper portion of ground wire around the GREEN GROUND TERMINAL between the screw and washer. Clamp wire using screw.
2. Strip White neutral wire 7/16” and connect to NEUTRAL TERMINAL (N) of FEED CONNECTOR. Clamp wire using screw. See schematic Diagram 2.
3. Strip HOT supply wire and connect to CURRENT LIMITING CIRCUIT BREAKER LINE Wire (supplied on current limiting circuit breaker).
4. Connect LOAD wire from CURRENT LIMITING CIRCUIT BREAKER (supplied on current limiting circuit breaker) to trac connector Terminal (P1).
5. Connect (P1) Terminal (connector 1) to (P1) Terminal (connector 2).
6. Connect (P2) Terminal (connector 1) to (P2) Terminal (connector 2).
7. Connect (N) Terminal (connector 1) to (N) Terminal (connector 2).
8. Two current limiting circuit breakers can be used for in-line applications. See schematic Diagrams 4, 5 & 6.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
1. Place luminaires on trac. Switch CURRENT
LIMITING CIRCUIT BREAKER(S) to ON position. Turn main power ON to supply
connector.
• The CURRENT LIMITING CIRCUIT BREAKER(S) will automatically switch to OFF
if its ratings are exceeded. OFF is designated
by the visibility of a complementary color on the CURRENT LIMITING CIRCUIT BREAKER(S).
• If CURRENT LIMITING CIRCUIT BREAKER(S)
will not remain on: reduce the wattage on the trac so the total wattage is less than the wattage
specified on the CURRENT LIMITING CIRCUIT BREAKER(S). Turn the CURRENT LIMITING CIRCUIT BREAKER(S) to ON.
Diagram 1 (End Feed)
Diagram 2 (In-Line Feed)
Diagram 3 (End Feed)
Diagram 4 (In-Line Feed)
Diagram 5 (In-Line Feed)
Diagram 6 (In-Line Feed)
WARRANTY
Juno Lighting Group warrants that its products are free from defects in material and workmanship. Juno Lighting Group’s obligation is expressly limited to repair or replacement, without charge, at Juno Lighting Group’s factory after prior written return authorization has been granted. This warranty shall not apply to products which have been altered or repaired outside of Juno Lighting Group’s factory. This warranty is in lieu of all other warranties, expressed or implied, and without limiting the generality of the foregoing phrase, excludes any implied warranty of merchantability. Also, there are no warranties which extend beyond the description of the product on the company’s literature setting forth
terms of sale.
Product Services Phone (888) 387-2212
1300 South Wolf Road • Des Plaines, IL 60018 • Phone 800-323-5068 • www.junolightinggroup.com
© 2009 Juno Lighting LLC Printed in USA Rev 5/09 P2473 pg 2 of 2
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