Olympia electronics GRL-29/WL Bedienungsanleitung

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OPERATION VOLTAGE

MAXIMUM POWER CONSUMPTION

BATTERY (Pb)

GRL-29/WL

220-240V AC/50-60Hz

12V/7Ah

12.6W/13.1VA

SELF-TESTING NON-MAINTAINED EMERGENCY LUMINAIRE WITH WIRELESS COMMUNICATION

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS (for LED MODULE Specifications see page 4)

GENERAL

These luminaires are used indoors (ta 40 C)

where emergency light is needed. Each

luminaire must be connected permanently to

the mains power supply.

OPERATION DESCRIPTION

When the unit is connected to the mains power

supply (after connecting the battery) the

indicator LAMP FAULT – BATT. FAULT remains

OFF whereas the indicator POWER CHARGE

blinks to indicate that the batteries are charging.

When the batteries are fully charged this

indicator will light permanently. If this indicator

does not light then probably the battery has not

been connected. If the batteries are connected

and the indicator does not light then contact a

qualified service technician for assistance. The

charging procedure is monitored by a

microprocessor and is based on a 3 stage cycle

thus ensuring a fast and full charge of the

battery. The charge current is supplied by a high

efficiency switch mode power supply which

ensures perfect charging even during the

fluctuations of the mains power supply.

BATTERY CUTOFF

The unit enters this state during the power

supply failure and when the battery has been

fully discharged. In this state the luminaire

draws the least power from the battery in order

to prevent deep discharge.

MANUAL TESTING

Is accomplished by briefly (<1 sec.) pressing the

TEST button. This permits the user to test the

good operation of the luminaire’s emergency

circuit. The unit simulates a power failure and

the lamps are lit using the batteries. This manual

test does not affect the automatic test.

DIMMING OPTION

When the luminaire is in emergency mode, with

corresponding pressings of the button, we can

choose the illumination of 100%, 50%, 33% or

turned off, either to increase the autonomy time

or not to consume the battery power

unnecessarily. This option is canceled when the

network is restored.

WIRELESS COMMUNICATION

The WL luminaire models have the ability to

communicate over the air with Olympia’s

ABS/PC, PC

OPERATION TEMPERATURE RANGE

RELATIVE HUMIDITY

EXTERNAL DIMENSIONS

CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS

TYPICAL WEIGHT

GUARANTEE

CHARGING TIME

INDICATIONS - CONTROLS

BATTERY PROTECTION

MINIMUM AUTONOMOUS DURATION

DEGREES OF COVER PROTECTION

PRODUCED IN ACCORDANCE WITH

EMERGENCY ILLUMINATION

LIGHT SOURCE

24h

From overcharge and deep discharge

IP42

5 to 40 C

Up to 95%

3 years (1 year for the battery)

180 min

1760lm

White LEDs

3463gr.

EN 60598-1, EN 60598-2-22, ΕΝ 55015, ΕΝ 61547, ΕΝ 61000-3-2, ΕΝ 61000-3-3

302 x 94 x 345 mm

POWER-CHARGE indicator, LAMP FAULT–BATT. FAULT indicator, TEST button

Tx power

Tx/Rx frequency range

11dBm

868 - 870MHz

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control panels for wireless emergency

luminaires. The luminaires can also

communicate with a PC/laptop through a

gateway (Ethernet, Wi-Fi, USB). For more

information, please refer to Wireless

Emergency Lighting guides, available on the

company’s website.

LAMP TESTING

The luminaire tests the good condition of the

lamps in emergency mode and warns the user

for probable malfunction. If a lamp is found faulty

then the LAMP FAULT indicator starts to blink.

To verify which lamp is faulty use the TEST

button. If the faulty lamp is replaced then the

error is automatically restored and the indicator

is turned OFF.

AUTOMATIC EMERGENCY CIRCUIT TEST

The unit automatically tests the emergency

circuit every 15 days (if the battery and mains

power are connected). During this test the

lamps are turned ON for 3 seconds using the

batteries. In some cases this function might not

be acceptable (i.e in cases this function might

not be acceptable (i.e in cinema theaters) so the

installer must take this into account during the

installation.

AUTOMATIC DURATION TEST

This test is conducted every 6 months by

simulating a power failure, if the battery and

mains power supply are connected. The unit

lights the lamps using the charged battery and

counts the time until the stated duration. If the

lamps are ON during the end of the test then the

unit is restored to its normal operation (lamps

OFF and battery charging). If the lamps go OFF

before the end of the test then the unit is

restored to its normal operation but the LAMP

FAULT / BATT. FAULT indicator is lit to show that

there is a problem with the battery and that the

battery must be replaced. Let it be noted that this

duration test is also done during every long

power failure. If the power failure lasts for a long

time and the luminaire has entered the

BATTERY CUTOFF mode and the duration

measured is not correct then the fault indicator

will light when the power is restored.

ERASING ERRORS

Erasing errors is accomplished with a prolonged

pressing of the TEST button (>5 sec) when the

unit is connected to the mains power supply. The

fault indicated with the indicator LAMP FAULT /

BATT. FAULT will be erased. If the cause of the

fault has not been restored (i.e burned lamp)

then the indicator will light again. If the fault was

caused by a low emergency duration and you

erase the error then this will be indicated again

during the next duration test after 6 months. In

this case (for duration errors) it is vital to replace

the battery before erasing the error (the error is

automatically erased if the mains power and the

battery are disconnected).

WARNING !!!

1. Every test, installation or maintenance

procedure must be done only by qualified

personnel.

2. The unit must be connected to the mains

power supply using a line fuse rated

accordingly.

3. The replacement of the battery and the

light source must be done using parts of

the same type, by the manufacturer or by a

competent person.

4. If the luminaire must be isolated from the

mains power supply for more than 2

mon ths th en t he bat te rie s m ust be

disconnected by removing the battery

connectors.

5. I s not allowed to discard batteries in to t i

common trash bins, they must be

discarded only in battery recycling

points. Do not incinerate.

BATTERY REPLACEMENT

It can be done only by a competent person

and after the mains interruption.

1. Follow the step 2 of the installation

procedure.

2. Disconnect the cables and remove the old

battery.

3. Connect the new battery with the same

type (step 3 of the installation procedure)

and place it in the position of the old one.

4. Follow the step 5 of the installation

procedure and power the device.

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Button functionality:

The on-board button has the two following

functions:

1. Short press (<2"): a status message will

be sent to the Gateway device of the

wireless network.

2. Long press (>2"): Loads factory default

settings to the module.

Button

LD3

LD2

LD1

Antenna

Default settings:

• SID: 00000001

• RF Channel: 13 ( 869.525MHz )

Wireless Communication LED

indications (interior)

The top LED (LD3-green) indicates the

network connection status.

This LED may blink according to the

following patterns:

1. Steady ON: The device has established

direct connection to a Gateway device, and

at least one more Gateway device is

available for alternate routing

(false condition).

2. Rapid flash [5 times/s]: The device has

established direct connection to a single

Gateway device.

3. Fast flash [2 times/s]: The device has

established connection to a Router device

and at least one more Router device is

available on the same hop level, as an

alternate route (redundant connection).

4. Moderate flash [1 second ON / 1 second

OFF]: The device has established

connection to a single Router device, and

no alternatives exist on the same hop level.

5. No light: The device is disconnected.

The middle LED (LD2-green) indicates the

received signal strength (RSSI) of the router

module.

This LED may blink according to the

following patterns:

1. Very fast flash [5 times/s]: received signal

strength is excellent.

2. Fast flash [2 times/s]: received signal

strength is good.

3. Moderate flash [1 second ON / 1 second

OFF]: received signal strength is acceptable

for reliable communication.

4. Very slow [2 seconds ON / 2 seconds

OFF]: received signal strength is not

acceptable for reliable communication, or

no signal.

The bottom LED (LD1-red) indicates

operation status.

This LED may blink according to the

following patterns:

1. Very fast blink [5 times/s]: the module is

not initialized correctly. In this case you

have to press for more than 2 seconds the

push button, in order to reset the module

(loads default settings).

2. Moderate flash [2 times/s]: The module

is properly operating.

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(*) Non Maintained operation: The luminaire lights its illumination source, only in power supply’s

failure.

Maintained operation: The luminaire lights its illumination source, when it is powered by the mains

power supply or not.

The light source contained in this luminaire shall only be replaced by the manufacturer, or

his agent, or a similar qualified person.

NOTE! The light source is non-user replaceable.

LED MODULE CHARACTERISTICS

Olympia Electronics S.A.

60 °C max. across the board

Cable connection between main pcb and led module

19-23V

4.9W

2002163

Manufacturer

Voltage Range

Connections

Nominal Power

Temperature (tc)

GRL-29/WL

X0108

ABCF

INDICATION LED STATUS (with the mains power supply connected)

POWER / CHARGE LAMP FAULT / BATT. FAULT

Disconnected battery / not charging Normal operation mode

Charged battery Low emergency duration (replace battery)

Battery under charge Lamp fault (Check lamps and replace if needed)

Indicator ON Indicator Blinking

Indicator OFF

NOTE: LED= Light Emitting Diode

LABELING EXPLANATION:

X: Self contained

0: Non Maintained (*)

A: Including test device

B: Including remote test mode

C: Including inhibiting mode

F: Automatic test gear complying with IEC 61347-2-7 denoted EL-T

180: 3 hours duration

Model Number

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1. Use the supplied mounting accessories to mount the device.

2. Remove the four cover retaining screws.

3. Always use in any case round mains cable, with external diameter of 6-9mm (H05RN-F

type 2x1mm² or any other type, at least equal to it’s mechanical and electrical

properties). ATTENTION!! The cable must not be deformed in any way. Install the cable

grommet, pass the round cable through and tighten it all the way.

4. Connect the cables to the respective positions in the terminal block L for phase and N for

neutral.

5. Install the battery cable connectors to the batteries taking care of the polarity, black cable (-) and

red cable (+).

6. Reinstall the front cover and fasten the retaining screws. (Tightening torque 1Nm).

Pay attention to the 4 sealing o-rings.

WARNING!!

After the installation has finished, charge the batteries for at least 24 hours so as to obtain

the rated autonomous duration.

INSTALLATION PROCEDURE (wall installation only)

TEST

button

Cover

retaining

screws

Mounting holes

LAMP FAULT

BATT. FAULT

indicator

POWER

CHARGE

indicator

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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

[email protected]

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