olympia electronics GR-490/WP User manual
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GENERAL
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These devices are used indoors (ta 40 C) in
places where emergency luminaires are
needed. The luminaires GR-490/WP and
GR-492/WP are suitable for corridors lighting
and the GR-491/WP and GR-493/WP for
open area lighting. Each device must be
permanently connected to mains power
supply. In normal operation the battery is
charging. In case of a mains power supply
failure, the device enters emergency mode
and the illumination LED turns on. When the
mains power supply is restored the device
turns to normal operation.
INSTALLATION
To install the luminaire follow the installation
instructions οn page 3.
Battery Charging
The battery charging is completely controlled
by microprocessor and is protected from
complete discharge and overcharge.
Battery Cut-off
The luminaire enters in this mode when the
mains power supply fails and battery has lost
its energy. During this mode the luminaire
enters the idle state and battery consumption
is negligible, in order to be protected from
deep discharge.
Manual Test
This test can be done by using the A-1900
card as described on page 6. The light source
and the emergency circuit of the device are
tested. The manual test can be conducted
only if the mains power supply and the battery
are connected. During this test period the
LAMP TEST LED will blink.
Manual Autonomy Test
A duration test can be conducted by holding the
A-1900 card steadily for 5 to 10 seconds. In
order to be performed, the mains power supply
and the battery should be connected. The
luminaire enters emergency mode, the charge
LED is turned OFF and the Battery Fault led
starts to blink. The test is performed until the
battery is fully discharged.If at the end of the
test the autonomy is low then the Battery Fault
LED will be ON. If the result of the test is good
then the luminaire enters charging mode and
the Charge led starts to blink until the batteries
are fully charged.
WATERPROOF SELF TESTING NON-MAINTAINED EMERGENCY CEILING MOUNTED LUMINAIRES
OPERATION TEMPERATURE RANGE
RELATIVE HUMIDITY
CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL
EXTERNAL DIMENSIONS
WEIGHT
GUARANTEE
OPERATION VOLTAGE
MAXIMUM POWER CONSUMPTION
BATTERY (Ni-Mh)
CHARGE TIME
INDICATIONS
BATTERY PROTECTION
MINIMUM DURATION
DEGREES OF COVER PROTECTION
PRODUCED IN ACCORDANCE WITH
EMERGENCY ILLUMINATION
LIGHT SOURCE
24 hours
LED Charge , Lamp Fault LED, Battery Fault LED / Magnetic Test Contanct
Deep discharge and overcharge protection
IP65
1 white power LED
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5 to 40 C
Up to 95%
3 years (1 year for the battery)
EN 60598-1, EN 60598-2-22, ΕΝ 55015, ΕΝ 61547, ΕΝ 61000-3-2, ΕΝ 61000-3-3
3 hour
280lm 140lm
576gr.
220-240V AC / 50-60Hz
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS (for LED MODULE specifications see page 7)
GR-490/WP GR-491/WP GR-492/WP GR-493/WP
ABS/PC, PC
158 x 158 x 60,4mm (without decorative bezel) - 195 x 195 x 60,4 (with decorative bezel)
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4.8V/1.2 Ah
3.9W / 4.4VA
1.5 hour
Automatic Operational Test
This test includes all the operations that are
provided in manual test and is conducted
automatically every 15 days. In order to be
performed, the mains power supply and the
battery should be connected.
Automatic Autonomy Test
The Automatic Autonomy Test tests the
device’s back up operation and emergency
duration. This test is conducted automatically
every 6 months. In order to be performed, the
mains power supply should be connected and
the battery must be fully charged. If the
battery is not fully charged, the test is
postponed until the battery is completely
charged. If during this test, the autonomy is
less than nominal then the battery fault LED
will permanently be on and the battery must
be replaced.
Back Up Operation
The autonomy duration of battery during
emergency mode must be at least as the one
stated in the list of the technical
characteristics. During emergency mode, a
light source test is also performed.
Resetting Errors
Hold the A-1900 card in TEST position for 10
to 15 seconds in order to delete all LED
indicated errors. Then the device enters
regular operation mode.
Connection to module (After request)
This luminaire can be connected to any of the
following modules: Remote module, address
module, wireless module and fault relay
module. If you connect it to a module that
supports inhibit or rest mode, you should
know that these commands can be cancelled
only during normal mode (ie. not in
emergency). For installation refer to step 3 of
the istallation procedure in page 3.
Also refer to the user’s manual of each
module for additional information.
ΑΤΤΕΝΤΙΟΝ!!!
1. Operations for installation, maintainance
or testing must be done by authorized
personnel only.
2. The device must be connected to the
mains power supply through a fuse that is
dependent on the total line’s power load.
3. In case of battery or lamp replacement,
these must be replaced by parts with same
type, by the manufacturer or by a competent
person.
4. In case of inactive use for a period
greater than 2 months, disconnect the
battery by pulling out the battery’s connector.
5. I s not allowed to discard batteries in t i
to common trash bins, they must be
discarded only in battery recycling
points. Do not incinerate.
Indication LED status (mains on)
Charge
On: Fully charged.
Οff: No battery (No charging current
or disconnected battery).
Blink: Charging.
Lamp Fault
Οn: Faulty LED.
Off: LED OK.
Blink: Operational Test.
Battery Fault
Οff: Battery OK.
ON (With Charge LED ON): Autonomy or
low battery problem (the battery must be
replaced).
Blink (With Charge LED Off): Autonomy test
is performed.
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Battery
Fault
Lamp
Fault
Charge
Indicators
GR-490/WP, GR-492/WP GR-491/WP, GR-493/WP
1
3
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2
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
cable
entry
hole
Corridor
lighting
ATTENTION!!!
During installation follow this light
direction.
Open
area
lighting
1. Detach the front cover by applying pressure using a flat blade screw driver. Next, unfasten the four
retaining screws without removing them and remove the diffusor.
2. Install the battery connector to its corresponding connector on the main pcb.
3. Install the cable grommet in the open hole of the plastic base and open a hole in the center of the
grommet using a small screw driver. Pass the power cable through the hole in the grommet (If required,
open another cutout cable entry hole and install the second supplied cable grommet).Connect the cables
as shown in the photograph. Use the supplied self adhesive pad and cable tie to anchor the cable. If you
use a module pass the 2 signal cables on the A, B terminals minding the correct polarity. Depending on the
module that will be used, the cables that will be used, have different names. In A, signal +L, C are also
connected, while signals -L, NC/NO in the terminal B.
4 Reinstall the diffusor and re-tighten the 4 screws in a diagonally manner with a torque of N*m. 0,9 .
NOTE!! After finishing the installation you must power the luminaire for at least 24 hours in order
to completely charge the battery. The rated autonomy duration can be achieved after that time.
Initial installation
1
Required opening
14.5x14.5cm
4
3
4
6
8
9
wall plug wall plug
screwsscrews
plastic
mounting
bracket
luminaire’s
base
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MOUNTING IN SUSPENDED CEILING
1. Detach the front cover by applying pressure using a flat blade screw driver. Next, unfasten the four
retaining screws (figure 1) without removing them and remove the diffusor.
2. Install the supplied cable grommet from the inside of the plastic base (figure 2).
3. Install the two plastic brackets with the four screws (figure 3).
4. Mark the positions of the mounting holes on the brackets.
5. Install the two supplied plaster board plugs by screwing them on the plaster board ceiling.
6.Open a cable entry cutout hole on the plastic base and follow step 3 in the “initial installation”
section.
7. Re-install the front cover that was removed in step 1.
8. Use the supplied screws to fasten the luminaire to the plaster board plugs (figure 8) that were
previously installed on the plaster board ceiling.
9. Finally, install the supplied decorative bezel (figure 9). The notch on the bezel must be
located on the left side of the luminaire (figure 10).
2
1
Other
possible
cable entry
holes
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MOUNTING IN SUSPENDED CEILING
SURFACE MOUNTING
24
5
washer
rabber o-ring
1. Detach the front cover by applying pressure using a flat blade screw driver. Next, unfasten the four
retaining screws without removing them and remove the diffusor.
2. Use a drill with a 3,5mm bit to open the 4 mounting holes (figure 2) located in the plastic base..
3. Place the luminaire on the desired mounting location and mark and drill these 4 holes. Fit the
supplied 4 plastic mounting plugs to these drilled holes on the mounting location.
4. If the cable entry hole is not suitable then use one of the supplied cables grommets to cover the
holes and open another cable entry cut out hole (figure 3). Follow step 3 of the “ initial installation
procedure”.
5. Mount the base to the desired location by using the supplied screws, washers and o-rings in
each mounting hole(figure 5).
6. Re-install the cover that was removed in step 1.
LED MODULE CHARACTERISTICS
Olympia Electronics S.A.
65 °C max. across the board
2,8-2,9V DC3-3,1V DC
1W2W
0405183
GR-490/WP
GR-491/WP
GR-492/WP
GR-493/WP
NOTE: LED= Light Emitting Diode
LABELING EXPLANATION:X: Self contained
0: Non maintained (*)
A: Including test device
E: With non-replaceable lamp(s)
F: Automatic test gear complying
with IEC 61347-2-7 denoted EL-T
90: 1.5 hour duration
180: 3 hours duration
(*) Non Maintained operation: The luminaire turns on illumination source, only in case of power supply
failure.
fixed connection between main pcb and led module
TEST
A-1900
Test and Faults Reset operations with the A-1900 card (not
included and available after request). For lights test, you
must place the card in front of the TEST indicator and remove it
immediately. For Autonomy Test, you must place the card in
front of TEST and hold it for 5 to 10 seconds.
To reset errors you must place the card in front of TEST by
holding it for 10 to 15 seconds and removing it.
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Battery replacement
It can be done only by a competent person and after the mains interruption.
1. Detach the front cover by applying pressure using a flat blade screw driver. Next, unfasten the four
retaining screws without removing them and remove the diffusor.
3. Disconnect the connector and remove the old battery.
4. Connect the new battery with the same type (step 2 of the installation instructions) and place it in
the position of the old one.
5. Replace the removed parts and power the device.
Manufacturer
Model Number
Voltage Range
Connections
Nominal Power
Temperature (tc)
CAUTION : Do not view directly with bare eyes
Note!! If a module will be used (except the fault
relay module), then the installer should fill in, on the
specification label, the letters B C.
X081 0A E F
The light source of this luminaire is not replaceable when the light source reaches its end of life
the whole luminaire shall be replaced.
ATTENTION!!!
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WARRANTY
Olympia Electronics guarantees the quality, condition and operation of the goods. The period of warranty
is specified in the official catalogue of Olympia Electronics and also in the technical leaflet, which
accompanies each product. This warranty ceases to exist if the buyer does not follow the technical
instructions included in official documents given by Olympia Electronics or if the buyer modifies the goods
provided or has any repairs or re-setting done by a third party, unless Olympia Electronics has fully
agreed to them in writing. Products that have been damaged can be returned to the premises of our
company for repair or replacement, as long as the warranty period is valid.
Olympia Electronics reserves the right to repair or to replace the returned goods and to or not charge the
buyer depending on the reason of defection. Olympia Electronics reserves the right to charge or not the
buyer the transportation cost.
HEAD OFFICE
72nd km. O.N.R. Thessaloniki-Katerini
P.C. 60300 P.O. Box 06 Εginio Pierias Greece
www.olympia-electronics.gr
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