INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS - POWER SENTRY CONTROL POWER SENTRY CONTROL UNIT PSBCEB2 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

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1 POWER SENTRY CONTROL UNIT PSBCEB2 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS READ AND FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE INSTALLATION TO ENSURE PROPER AND SAFE OPERATION SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS READ AND FOLLOW ALL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS WARNING Dual Power Supply - Risk of Shock Hazard Even if AC Power is OFF. Disconnect Test Switch / Pilot Light and Battery connector before servicing fixture. DO NOT mount near a gas or electric heater. CAUTION Before wiring to power supply, turn off electricity at fuse panel or circuit breaker. All servicing shall be performed by qualified personnel. In actual application occasions, please package this product within other product s shell before use. DO NOT use in hazardous locations. DO NOT use this product outdoors. DO NOT use this product in air handler heated outlets. DO NOT use accessory equipment not recommended by the manufacturer. IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS Consult your local building code for approved wiring or installation. The Fluorescent Emergency Backup Control Unit must be connected to an unswitched AC power source of 120 to 277 Vac. The Ballast must be connected to a switched AC power source of 120 to 277 Vac. This product is for use with indoor and damp rated fixtures sealed or unsealed. Equipment should be mounted in a location and at heights where it will not readily be subject to tampering by unauthorized personnel. Make sure that the branch circuits are derived from a common phase for both normal lighting Ballast and the Fluorescent Emergency Backup Control Unit prior to installation. When used with a switched fixture, it is important that the power to the Emergency must be provided by an un-switched circuit. Emergency Backup Control Units are not field serviceable. Do not locate the Test Switch / Pilot Light or route cable within 1 of the fixture Fluorescent Modules. Emergency lighting system should be tested per all of the required tests and as often as local codes require or at least quarterly to insure all components are operational. Page 1 of 11

2 Emergency Backup Control Unit & Emergency Battery Pack Emergency Backup Control Unit Installation Step 1 - Install Emergency Backup Control Unit 1. Turn off all external power to the luminaire. 2. Place the unit on the mounting surface and fasten through the mounting slots 2 using sheet metal screws or thread rolling screws as needed. 3. Attach an anchor as shown in figure 2 4. Refer to the appropriate wiring diagram. Connect Input / Output wires to the Emergency Backup Control Unit and AC input power as indicated in the wiring diagram. 5. Insert a wire tie into the anchor and pull the wire tie tight as shown in Figure 3 Emergency Battery Pack Step 2 - Install Test Switch / Pilot Light (TS/PL) 1. Identify a suitable location for the TS/PL 8 and cable 10 7 that is at least 1 from the fixture Fluorescent Module and is visible outside the fixture lens. 2. Drill or punch a ½ diameter hole in the fixture wall or use a Remote TS/PL (ELA TSPLP) for location up to 25 feet away. 3. Insert one side of TS/PL 8 into the hole from the 11 inside of the fixture housing until it snaps in place. 4. Slide TS/PL Mounting Clip 6firmly to lock and se cure the TS/PL assembly. 5. Mark the TS/PL location on the fixture with the TS/PL Label 9 and apply the Charge Indicator Sticker 10to Figure 1 the TS/PL location. Components Description 1 Fluorescent Backup Control Unit 2 Mounting Slots 9 (TS/PL) Label 10 Charge Indicator Sticker 3 AC input connector 11 Emergency Battery Pack 4 Output connector 12 Self tapping screw 5 (TS/PL)Socket 6 (TS/PL) Mounting Clip 13 Anchor 14 Wire harness 7 (TS/PL) Connector 15 Cable tie 8 Test Switch/Pilot Light (TS/PL) Page 2 of 11

3 Step 3 - Install Emergency Battery Pack 1. Mount Emergency Battery Pack 11 with two screws ( ). Torque screws to 6 inch pounds. 2. Plug output connector 4 into the Fluorescent Emergency Battery Pack11. Step 4 - Connect to Fluorescent Driver 1. Apply continuous AC power to the Emergency Battery Pack AC input connector3. Periodic Maintenance Emergency lighting system should be tested as often as local codes require or at least quarterly to ensure all components are operational. 1. Periodically, manually test the emergency lighting system by pressing the TS/PL test button. 2. Ensure the Red Fluorescent charging light is on when the AC power is on. 3. Check the system Fluorescent Modules to ensure they operate in both the normal AC and emergency modes. 2. Connect and fully engage the TS/PL Connector 7 to Emergency Battery Pack11. Insure the TS/PL Connector is properly seated in the TS/PL Socket. 3. Verify the TS/PL light is on. Step 5 - Installation Inspection Prior to operation of the Emergency Backup Control Unit in normal service perform the following installation inspections. Charge Emergency Backup Unit at least 1 hour before doing a functional test. Allow 24 Hours for full rated performance of the Emergency Battery Pack. 1. Check the equipment rating to be sure the Emergency Backup Control Unit will receive the proper line voltage. 2. Be sure the TS/PL pilot lamp is on. The lamp will show Red for low battery charge. If not, see Troubleshooting Section. 3. If the Fluorescent Module in the fixture returns to normal operation, the fixture is ready for normal and emergency service. If not, see Troubleshooting Section. Normal Operation During normal operation AC power is applied and the charging indicator light is illuminated indicating the AC power supply. When the power fails, the Emergency Battery Pack automatically switches to emergency power from the Ni-Cd battery that will operate the Fluorescent Module for a minimum of 90 minutes. When the AC power is restored, the Emergency Backup Control Unit switches the fixture back to the normal mode in 10 seconds. When the AC powers up for the first time, the controller will initiate charging for 24 hours, then the Emergency Backup Control Unit charges the battery pack for 1.5 hours in every 24 hours. Troubleshooting Problem Emergency Fluorescent Module does not operate when TS/PL Button is pressed TS/PL Charging Fluorescent not on Fixture does not operate in the Normal mode Emergency Battery Pack does not operate Fluorescent Module in the emergency mode for at least 90 minutes Possible Cause 1. Wiring of the Emergency Battery Pack 2. Use of a Fluorescent Module not listed as compatible with the Emergency Battery Pack 3. Battery not charged at least 1 hour 4. TS/PL not inserted properly to the Emergency Battery Pack socket 1. AC Power is Off 2. TS/PL not inserted properly to Emergency Backup Unit socket 3. Wrong TS/PL 1. Wiring of the Emergency Battery Pack 2. AC power off to the normal Fluorescent driver (Uses remote fixture switch) 1. Battery not fully charged 2. Wrong type or number of Fluorescent Modules connected 3. Battery at end of life Page 3 of 11

4 Specifications Model Input Voltage 50/60Hz Input Current Emergency Output PSBCEB VAC 0.2A 0.2A Wiring Diagrams READ ALL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS PRIOR TO WIRING AND INSTALLATION Photo of the actual assembly referring to the wiring diagram Page 4 of 11

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