RAB Lighting WP4 Series Installation Instructions Manual

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WP4 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
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IMPORTANT
READ CAREFULLY BEFORE INSTALLING FIXTURE. RETAIN THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
RAB xtures must be wired in accordance with the National Electrical Code and all applicable local codes. Proper grounding is required for safety. THIS PRODUCT MUST BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE APPLICABLE INSTALLATION CODE BY A PERSON FAMILIAR WITH THE CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION OF THE PRODUCT AND THE HAZARDS INVOLVED. Observe all caution and warning labels.
WARNING: Make certain power is OFF before installing or maintaining xture.
LOCATION
1. Secure the Wallpack to a solid surface. Do not recess any part of this xture.
2. Mount over a junction box or feed with conduit on each side, top or bottom. Using lag bolts to secure xture to the mounting surface is recommended.
3. To ensure weatherproof seal, use the supplied mounting gasket and seal all mounting plugs, conduit entrances and along all sides of the xture with weatherproof silicone sealant.
Backbox
WIRING
All QT units are factory wired for 277V except those factory ordered with a 120V Photocell (/PC). If other voltages are required, remove reector and rewire for the appropriate voltage.
1. Open door and remove the reector by loosening the
(4) Reector Screws.
2. Connect the desired tap from the ballast to the (+) LINE supply lead.
3. Connect the white xture lead to the (-) COMMON supply lead.
4. Connect the bare copper Ground wire from xture to supply ground.
5. Replace the reector. Tighten screws. Install the lamp and close the door.
Reector
Screws
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WP4 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
(+)LINE BLACK
WIRING SCHEMATIC
(-)COMMON WHITE
GROUND GROUND
LIGHT
FIXTURE
LAMP INSTALLATION
CAUTION: Prior to installing, check that the lamp is the correct ANSI type and wattage. Observe lamp manufacturer’s recommendations on lamp operation, ballast type and burning positions.
1. Disconnect power. Make sure xture and lamp are cool enough to touch.
2. Loosen Door Screws (2) from the door frame. A small rubber O-ring will retain screws. Open door.
3. Fully insert lamp into socket.
4. Before closing door, make sure gasket is properly
seated all around the backbox of the wallpack. Close the door. Tighten Door Screws.
REPLACEMENT LAMPS AND BALLASTS
Lamp ANSI Ballast
Wattage Catalog# Code Catalog# High Pressure Sodium
400 LHPS400 S51 BHPSH400QT
Metal Halide
320 Pulse St LMH320PSQ M132 BMHH320PSQ 350 Pulse St LMH350PSQ M131 BMHH350PSQ 400 Pulse St LMH400PSQ M135 BMHH400PSQ
ACCESSORIES AND REPLACEMENT PARTS
Chrome Wire Guard: GDWP3W
Door Frame & Glass: GLWP3F (bronze)
GLWP3FW (white)
Factory Installed Photocell: “/PC” (120V)
“/PC2” (277V)
“/PCS” (Swivel 120V)
Quartz Restrike: “/QR” HID only
TROUBLESHOOTING
1. Is the proper lamp is installed? Check the wattage and ANSI code on the xture label against markings on the lamp. Refer to Replacement Lamp table above for verication.
CLEANING & MAINTENANCE
CAUTION: Be sure xture temperature is cool enough to touch. Do not clean or maintain while xture is energized.
1. Clean glass lens with non-abrasive glass cleaning solution.
2. As lamps age, light output diminishes. Mass relamping at regular intervals ensures full light output at the highest efciency.
Door Screws
2. Make sure the lamp is not defective. Try a lamp known to be in operating condition.
3. Check that the line voltage at xture is correct. Refer to wiring directions.
4. Is there voltage at the lamp socket? If there is no voltage, check all connections
5. Is the xture grounded properly?
6. Is the photocell functioning properly (if used)?
RAB xture designs are protected under U.S. and International Intellectual Property laws. Patent Pending.
Note: These instructions do not cover all details or variations in equipment nor do they provide for every possible situation during installation, operation or maintenance.
WP4-IN-0811
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