THEMIS series
ƔSAPPHO
GF-SAP
SAPPHO
Thank you for purchasing our product.
Please read through this manual carefully
before installing or using.
After reading, keep this operation manual
in a safe place for your future reference.
Contents
Operation/Installation Manual
General Safety Instructions
Preparation Before Installation
Parts Lists/Accessory Parts
Installation Procedure
Care and Maintenance
Specification Drawings
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Version 2
February 2017
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ڦBefore use
Please read through the "General Safety Instructions" to ensure you use this product correctly. This instruction
manual contains important information to help avoid personal injury, or property damages to you or your customers. All instructions are important for safe operation. Please be sure to observe them.
ŶDefinition of markings
This mark warns the user that "improper use may cause death or severe personal injury".
This mark warns the user that "improper use may cause personal injury or material damages".
CAUTION
This mark indicates that the user need to be ALERT to a possible danger.
This mark indicates what the user MUST DO to prevent accidents.
This mark indicates what the user SHOULD NOT DO.
General Safety Instructions
WARNING
WARNING
Do NOT apply water to the equipment.
The equipment is not waterproofed. Wetting may cause a
fire, electric shock, or insulation failure.
Do NOT alter or modify the equipment.
This may cause electric shock, falling, burnout
damage, or discoloration.
Be alert to the corner of the mirror
portion.
B
e alert to the corner of the mirror so as not to hit it.
If hit, you may get injured.
Do NOT attempt to repair the unit by
yourself.
Do not attempt to disassemble or repair the equipment
on your own. To do so might cause break down or collapse
accident.Please contact us for repair or servicing instruction.
Do NOT touch the equipment or the lamp
during or immediately after use.
This may cause burns.
Follow the instructions of the installation
manual when connecting to the power supply.
Improper connection may cause breakdown.
Follow the directions of caution labels.
If a caution label is attached to the equipment,
follow the directions of the label.
Failure to follow the directions may cause a fire,
electric shock, falling, injury or breakdown.
Perform Class D grounding (previous Class 3
grounding) with the ground terminal (wire), if attached.
Improper grounding may cause electric shock or insulation
failure.
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Preparation before Installation
CAUTION
Do NOT apply weight or Do NOT hit a thing
on the equipment.
Avoid leaning on the mirror, hard wiping of the mirror
when cleaning. Do not hit a drier etc. to the equipment.
This may cause deformation, breakage or falling accident
of the product.
Do NOT use the equipment outdoors.
This equipment is neither design for nor approved for
outside installation. If installed outdoors, there may be
a danger of a fire, electric shock, or failure.
Remove chemical immediately after attached.
If chemical such as hair dye, comes in contact with the
equipment, wipe it off immediately.This may cause
discoloration or deterioration.
Use this equipment at an ambient temperature
from 5 °C to 35 °C, and humidity from 45% to 85%.
When used at high temperature and high humidity, there may
be a risk of burnout damage, failure deformation discoloration.
Prior to installation, determine the installation position of the product referring to the
specification drawings
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Provide the wall with a composite panel with a minimum thickness of 9 mm, or a wooden
stud with a minimum strenght equivalent to that of a composite panel of 9 mm.
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Confirm the rated voltage and the power
supply voltage of the equipment.
If overvoltage is applied, a fire may start. Applying
overvoltage will shorten the life of lamp.
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Ask a licensed electrician to perform electrical work.
Perform Class D grounding (previous Class 3 grounding) with the ground wire.
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Confirm installation directions (up, down, left, right) of the equipment.
Provide the wall with a power supply.
(Refer to the specification drawings for the power supply.)
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