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Technical Details 6 Emergency Lighting Modules for TC and T Lamps Assembly instructions for emergency lighting modules 333–338 Electrical installation 333–334 Emergency lighting module display 335 Circuit diagrams 336–338 General technical details 348–356 Glossary 357–359 332
Technical Details – Emergency Lighting Modules for TC and T Lamps Emergency lighting modules are designed for operation with 6 to 80 W, 4-pin fluorescent lamps. Luminaires with integrated emergency lighting modules can be operated using a continuous or standby circuit. Technical specifications EMXs emergency lighting modules Permissible mains voltage 230 V ±10% Permissible mains frequency 50–60 Hz Power consumption with standby circuit 3 W Nominal period of operation 1 to 3 hours, depending on the type of rechargeable battery Batteries NiCd or NiMH Ambient temperature 0* to 50°C Charging time 24 hrs Protection class 1 Degree of protection IP20 Certification CENELEC Tested in accordance with EN 61347-2-7 Suitable for systems compliant with VDE 0108 / EN 50172 Casing Metal (zinc-plated) Installation outside the luminaire Permissible lead length between the emergency lighting module and the lamp must not exceed two metres. Luminous flux factors during emergency operation See the table on page 331, values apply to 25 °C ambient temperature. * Ignition in progress; the values of the colour rendering index and the luminous flux factor may deviate. Assembly Instructions for Emergency Lighting Modules For mounting and installing of emergency lighting modules If the emergency lighting module is integrated in the luminaire, the LED and battery have to be wired separately, i.e. not in parallel with the mains or lamp. Emergency lighting modules must be fixed in a suitable spot within the luminaire (4-mm bore holes for mounting). In the interest of maximising battery capacity and service life, care must be taken to ensure the battery is positioned at the coolest part of the luminaire. The ambient temperature of the battery must not exceed 50 °C. Emergency lighting modules must not be mounted on surfaces that ignite, melt or undergo some other thermal change at a temperature of 60 °C. Moreover, emergency lighting modules must not be operated in explosionendangered enclosed spaces. Electrical installation The respective ordinances and standards valid at the place of operation must be observed for installation purposes. Emergency lighting modules and luminaires must only be installed by trained staff. Operating voltages exceed 50 V. Caution: potentially fatal hazard! Prior to first operation of emergency luminaires, all covers must be attached. Furthermore, care must be taken to ensure that the supply voltage complies with the specifications on the type plate and the protective conductor is connected. 1. Fuse 2. Light switch 3. Room lighting 4. Emergency luminaires Emergency luminaires must be connected to a direct phase to enable mains monitoring and ensure constant charge retention. This phase must be connected to the group fuse of the regular room luminaire. Emergency luminaires are generally delivered with uncharged batteries and must be connected to the mains for at least 48 hours to be fully functional or for approx. 10 minutes for mains operation in the case of a continuous circuit. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 333
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