V-Line Gen2 V2355. Installation Guide

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1 V-Line Gen2 Installation Guide

2 INTRODUCTION The following installation guide has been assembled to assist in planning, installing and wiring of the V-Line Gen2 Fixture. Please read the following instructions carefully prior to installing the fixtures. Should you have any questions or require project consultation, please contact us prior to specifying or installing any i2systems Product. Available Resources In Addition To This Guide Include: Thank you for your purchase of i2systems V-Line Gen2 LED fixture! V-Line Gen2 Datasheet* V-Line Gen2 Instruction Sheet (included with every fixture shipped) LightLink LL-205 Installation Guide* *Available at PS24V75W-E05P / E05PW Datasheet* PS28V350W-E10P / E10PH Datasheet* i2systems Technical Support (9am - 5pm EST) or support@i2systems.com Questions? We are here to help. Call us directly at ELECTRICAL WARNINGS FIXTURE MAINTENANCE All Products must be installed by a qualified electrician in accordance with all national and local electrical and construction codes and regulations. Do not attempt to install or use a Product until you have read and understand the installation instructions and safety labels. Products have risk of shock and no user-serviceable parts. Do not attempt to disassemble the light fixture in any way. Never exceed the maximum voltage rating of the Product. When installing or servicing the Product, be sure to disconnect the power prior to beginning work. Do not make live connections, also known as hot-swapping. Ensure that power to the Product is off before connecting or disconnecting individual units. Maximum plug together for Standard Output (B) is 50 feet of fixtures. Maximum plug together for High Output (A) is 25 feet of fixtures. Refer to installation diagrams included in this manual for additional information. Clean the fixture with mild soap and water only. Ensure that any cleaning products that you use on the optic do not contain plasticizers as they can damage the optic. Do not clean the fixture with high pressure washers or pointed objects as they can damage the Product and cause potential breaches of seals. Do not submerse the Product when cleaning, or allow to sit in standing water. CERTIFICATIONS Pending IP66 1 2

3 V-Line Gen2 Installation Guide When starting any new project, please be sure the following components have been identified. DIMMING COMPONENTS (OPTIONAL) FIXTURE COMPONENTS V-Line Gen2 Specifications: Watts: Input Voltage: Operating Temp: -20 C to 40 C Max Case Temp (Tc): 50 C Humidity: A: 14 Watts / Foot (High Output) B: 7 Watts / Foot (Standard Output) 20-30V DC, 24V DC Nominal 0 to 95% Non-Condensing LightLink LL V Dims up to 5 es using a 0 to 10V Input (sink or source) per IEC 60929:2006 Annex E V AC Input. LightLink LL-205-TRIAC Dims up to 5 es by reading and buffering most any leading and trailing edge incandescent dimmer. 120V AC Input. Both models include onboard dimming buttons with LED bar graph indicator for standalone dimming. MOUNTING BRACKETS Choose 1 of 2 Styles: CONNECTOR ACCESSORIES VLA-13 Adjustable VLA-9 Fixed POWER BOX (REQUIRED) Aluminum adjustable mounting bracket with stainless steel screws. 180 of On-Center Rotation. Aluminum mounting bracket with stainless steel screws. Mates with dovetail slots on Gen2. Dimming Cable (optional) Indoor 1 foot: feet: Outdoor 1 foot: feet: Power s (required) 6 foot power input cable for hard-wire or connection to power box. Power Extension Cables (optional) 1 foot: foot: foot: Power extension cables with dual waterproof plugs. PS24V75W-E05P / E05PW PS28V350W-E10P/E10PH For plugging between power boxes and/or LightLink dimmers. 120V-277V AC Input Powers up to: 5 Feet of A (High Output) 10 Feet of B (Standard Output) E05P Model: Indoor E05PW Model: Outdoor Powers up to: 25 Feet of A (High Output) 50 Feet of B (Standard Output) E10P Model: V AC Input E10PH Model: V AC Input Install Indoors Only. Contact us for outdoor. End-to-End Connector (optional) Connector allows vertical installation and relamping. End Plug (required) One end plug must be installed in last fixture of each run to properly seal the fixture. 3 4

4 V-Line Gen2 Installation Guide CHOOSING AN INSTALLATION SITE When selecting a site for product installation, as with any LED Lighting Product, be sure to keep in mind that at some point the Products may need to be cleaned, repaired, or replaced. Planning ahead for simple product access will assist in reducing headaches down the road. WET LOCATION / OUTDOOR USE Use Only Wet Location Fixtures For Exterior Applications. Any V-Line Gen2 Fixture Marked I Is Indoor Only And Is Not To Be Used For Exterior Applications. TEMPERATURE CONSIDERATIONS Product is rated for an Operating Temperature range of -20 to 40 C with a rated maximum Case Temperature of 50 C. Case Temperature is measured at a test point located in the center of the back side of the Product s extrusion housing. A-26CAB Outdoor Installation Considerations: A-26CAB I Installations that may lead to Case Temperatures above 50 C include: Installing the Product in an area above 40 C ambient temperature. Operating the Product during daylight hours when installed in direct sunlight in hot climates. Installing the Product in a sealed compartment. Installing the Product between panes of glass or directly behind a glass window. Product is rated for exterior applications; however it is not rated for submersible applications and should not be mounted in conditions where there is, or is a possibility of, standing water. Product should not be installed in extreme locations including, but not limited to, those outside of its temperature/humidity ratings and/or applications where Product is subject to water runoff or downspouts. When installing in wet or damp locations, it is good practice to seal all fixtures and junction boxes with electronics-grade RTV silicone sealant to ensure that moisture cannot enter or accumulate in wiring compartments, cables, or other electrical parts. Installing the Product in a tight and/or insulated space. Product should not be installed in applications that exhibit a greater-than-average ambient temperature variation over a short period of time. Examples include those instances where the Product is rapidly heated or cooled at a rate that occurs faster than that typically found in nature. Should you have any concerns about your installation, contact us. Product is equipped with i2systems Active Thermal Management (ATM). In an overheat condition, ATM reduces Product power in order to reduce Case Temperature. However, ATM should not be relied upon as a means of normal operation. Please be sure the Product is operated at or below these specified Operating and Case Temperature levels. Failure to do so will void the warranty. CONNECTION CONSIDERATIONS When installing, ensure all connector plugs are fully seated. Failure to do so may result in intermittent connection, corrosion, and/or leaking into the main housing. Any Product connector that is not used is to be capped with End Plug, model: The End Plug is commonly used at the end of each Product Run and/or on every Product used Standalone (not plugged into another Product). CAUTION: Failure to install the End Plug may result in corrosion and failure of the product. Please be sure your product installation complies with the above guidelines. Failure to do so will void the warranty. 5 6

5 V-Line Gen2 Installation Guide FIXTURE INSTALLATION VLA-13 Adjustable FIXTURE INSTALLATION VLA-9 Fixed.38" [9mm] Space between fixtures End-to-End Plug, model installs through bracket "window"..84" [21mm] Product Installs to bracket via two dovetail strips. Strips slide freely prior to tightening. Be sure to fully tighten during installation..25" [6mm] Tighten screws to secure fixture 1.13" [29mm].75" [19mm] Ø.26" [6mm] 2.68" [68mm].25" [6mm] 1.85" [47mm] 1.33" [34mm] 1.38" [35mm].83" [21mm] 1.50" [38mm] 1.50" [38mm] For standalone installation, use two VLA-13s per Product. For continuous runs, use one VLA-13 per Product, with the exception that the last light in the run requires two. Refer to the diagram above. In installations where there is risk of fixtures falling, install a safety strap to both ends of the fixture. Use a minimum of two VLA-9 Brackets per Product. Three VLA-9s are recommended for 48" units. In installations where there is risk of fixtures falling, install a safety strap to both ends of the fixture. 7 8

6 SYSTEM LAYOUT The diagram below illustrates a basic system installation with dimming installed. For non-dimming installations, the LL-205, dimming cables, and 3rd party dimmer may be omitted V AC input PS24V75W-E05P Use E05 For Short Runs E05P: Indoor E05PW: Outdoor Install End Plug to last light of each run Max Fixture Plug Together: A (High Output) 25 Feet B (Standard Output) 50 Feet AC input* PS28V350W- E10P / E10PH *E10P: V AC E10PH: V AC Max Wire Distance (including V-Line Gen2 Luminaire Lengths and All Cables) A (High Output) 50 Feet B (Standard Output) 100 Feet 3/8 (.375) gap required between fixtures Install End Plug to last light of each run AC input* PS28V350W- E10P / E10PH *E10P: V AC E10PH: V AC 4 Conductor Cable (optional, supplied by others) to be 12awg minimum Use Junction Box (optional, supplied by others) for Remote Runs from X Extension Cable (Specify Length as: -1, -3, or -10) Patent-pending End-to-End Connector allows vertical installation and relamping. Install End Plug to last light of each run Max Distance: 300 Feet to Last Dimming Cable (optional) V AC input (Optional) LL-205 LL V / -TRIAC Dims up to 5 es (Optional) 3rd Party Dimmer TRIAC or 0 to 10V Control Tip on Locating es & Dimmers For best results, be sure to follow maximum distance and load guidelines as outlined in this installation guide. es are typically installed indoors. To install a outdoors, use PS24V75W-E05PW or contact us for additional Wet Location recommendations. All Gen2 power and extension cables may be used indoor / outdoor. Use X Dimming Cable for es installed outdoors. CAUTION: End Plug must be installed to properly seal the fixture. 9 10

7 TYPICAL INSTALLATIONS 100% Intensity, No Dimming with SYNC Option Using PS28V350W-E10P/PH (recommended for longer runs) PS28V350W-E10P/PH HOT/L1* (BLK) AC FEED* NEUTRAL/L2* (WHT) 480W Industrial-Grade UL-Listed Power Supply 15A 28V DC, 350W MAX LED LOAD Optional Dimming Cable *AC Source Connections E10P Model: V AC Input E10PH Model: V AC Input To next (see Tip on Synchronizing es) Using PS24V75W-E05P (recommended for short runs) PS24V75W-E05P* V AC FEED 100W, UL-Listed Class 2 Power Supply 24V DC, 75W MAX Installation Tip: Synchronizing es To sync multiple power boxes at power on, use i2systems Dimming Cable or Up to 5 may be daisy-chained together. Optional Dimming Cable* *When installing the outdoors: - Use PS24V75W-E05PW - Use Dimming Cable To next (see Tip on Synchronizing es) 11 12

8 TYPICAL INSTALLATIONS Wall Mount, Push-Button Dimming Using PS28V350W-E10P/PH (recommended for longer runs) PS28V350W-E10P/PH HOT/L1* (BLK) 15A 28V DC, 350W MAX LED LOAD AC FEED* 480W Industrial-Grade UL-Listed Power Supply NEUTRAL/L2* (WHT) To next *AC Source Connections E10P Model: V AC Input E10PH Model: V AC Input Dimming Cable 120V-277V AC FEED Non-Switched Circuit LL-205* LED bar graph indicator shows selected dim levels Dim Up and Down buttons for Manual Dimming *The following LL-205 Models may be used for push-button dimming: LL-205-S LL V LL-205-TRIAC Operation: To Dim Up, press and hold the right Dim button. Single-tap to return to previous intensity. Double-tap for 100% intensity. To Dim Down, press and hold the left Dim button. Single-tap to turn lights off. The LED bar graph will show selected dim levels. One LL-205 dims up to 5 es. Use i2systems Dimming Cable X or X to daisy-chain es to a single LL-205. WHT Refer to the LL-205 Installation Guide for additional details and technical specifications

9 TYPICAL INSTALLATIONS Wall Mount, Push-Button Dimming Using PS24V75W-E05P (recommended for short runs) PS24V75W-E05P* 24V DC V AC FEED 100W, UL-Listed Class 2 Power Supply **When installing the outdoors: - Use PS24V75W-E05PW - Use Dimming Cable To next Dimming Cable* Operation: 120V-277V AC FEED Non-Switched Circuit LL-205** LED bar graph indicator shows selected dim levels Dim Up and Down buttons for Manual Dimming **The following LL-205 Models may be used for push-button dimming: LL-205-S LL V LL-205-TRIAC To Dim Up, press and hold the right Dim button. Single-tap to return to previous intensity. Double-tap for 100% intensity. To Dim Down, press and hold the left Dim button. Single-tap to turn lights off. The LED bar graph will show selected dim levels. One LL-205 dims up to 5 es. Use i2systems Dimming Cable X or X to daisy-chain es to a single LL-205. Refer to the LL-205 Installation Guide for additional details and technical specifications. WHT 15 16

10 TYPICAL INSTALLATIONS O to 10V Dimming, Sink or Source Using PS28V350W-E10P/PH (recommended for longer runs) PS28V350W-E10P/PH HOT/L1* (BLK) AC FEED* NEUTRAL/L2* (WHT) 480W Industrial-Grade UL-Listed Power Supply 15A 28V DC, 350W MAX LED LOAD To next *AC Source Connections E10P Model: V AC Input E10PH Model: V AC Input Dimming Cable 120V-277V AC FEED Non-Switched Circuit 3rd Party 0 to 10V Dimmer 10V, SINK / SOURCE LL V LED bar graph indicator shows selected dim levels Dim Up and Down buttons for Manual Dimming VIO BRN WHT Operation: LL V reads 0 to 10V levels and translates them to i2systems dimming protocol. Per IEC 60929:2006 Annex E:Less than 1V = OffGreater than 9V = 100% Intensity Between 1V and 9V, intensity will be adjusted on the Gen2 fixture from 1% to 100%. The LED bar graph will display Dim levels based on the 0 to 10V Levels. To manually override the incoming 0 to 10V signal, press either button on the LL V. Manual operation is described on page 14. One LL V dims up to 5 es. Use i2systems Dimming Cable X or X to daisy-chain es to a single LL V. Refer to the LL-205 Installation Guide for additional details and technical specifications

11 TYPICAL INSTALLATIONS O to 10V Dimming, Sink or Source Using PS24V75W-E05P (recommended for short runs) PS24V75W-E05P* V AC FEED 100W, UL-Listed Class 2 Power Supply 24V DC *When installing the outdoors: - Use PS24V75W-E05PW - Use Dimming Cable To next Dimming Cable* 120V-277V AC FEED Non-Switched Circuit 3rd Party 0 to 10V Dimmer LL V LED bar graph indicator shows selected dim levels Dim Up and Down buttons for Manual Dimming 10V, SINK / SOURCE VIO BRN WHT Operation: LL V reads 0 to 10V levels and translates them to i2systems dimming protocol. Per IEC 60929:2006 Annex E: Less than 1V = Off Greater than 9V = 100% Intensity Between 1V and 9V, intensity will be adjusted on the Gen2 fixture from 1% to 100%. The LED bar graph will display Dim levels based on the 0 to 10V Levels. To manually override the incoming 0 to 10V signal, press either button on the LL V. Manual operation is described on page 14. One LL V dims up to 5 es. Use i2systems Dimming Cable X or X to daisy-chain es to a single LL V. Refer to the LL-205 Installation Guide for additional details and technical specifications

12 TYPICAL INSTALLATIONS Leading / Trailing Edge TRIAC Dimming Using PS28V350W-E10P/PH (recommended for longer runs) PS28V350W-E10P/PH HOT/L1* (BLK) AC FEED* NEUTRAL/L2* (WHT) 480W Industrial-Grade UL-Listed Power Supply 15A 28V DC, 350W MAX LED LOAD To next *AC Source Connections E10P Model: V AC Input E10PH Model: V AC Input Dimming Cable 120V AC 60HZ FEED Non-Switched Circuit Dimmer In 3rd Party TRIAC Dimmer Neutral** Dimmer Out LL-205-TRIAC LED bar graph indicator shows selected dim levels Dim Up and Down buttons for Manual Dimming RED WHT RED/WHT **Optional. Only connect AC Neutral to dimmers with a Neutral wire hookup. Refer to the dimmer manual and/or manufacturer for sample wiring diagrams as wiring varies depending on dimmer type and hookup. Operation: LL-205-TRIAC reads the conventional TRIAC dimmer levels and translates them to i2systems dimming protocol. The TRIAC is not loaded, and in most cases a minimum load will not be required. Input may include both Leading and Trailing Edge 120V AC dimmers. Trailing Edge dimmers (those specified as Low Voltage Dimmers) yield best performance. The LED bar graph will display Dim levels based on the interpreted TRIAC levels (results may vary). Most, but not all, TRIAC dimmers will work and some will yield better results than others. Contact us to preapprove the dimmer you've selected for your project. One LL-205-TRIAC dims up to 5 es. Use i2systems Dimming Cable X or X to daisy-chain es to a single LL-205-TRIAC. Refer to the LL-205 Installation Guide for additional details and technical specifications

13 TYPICAL INSTALLATIONS Leading / Trailing Edge TRIAC Dimming Using PS24V75W-E05P (recommended for short runs) PS24V75W-E05P* V AC FEED 100W, UL-Listed Class 2 Power Supply 24V DC *When installing the outdoors: - Use PS24V75W-E05PW - Use Dimming Cable To next Dimming Cable* 120V AC 60HZ FEED Non-Switched Circuit Dimmer In 3rd Party TRIAC Dimmer Neutral** Dimmer Out LL-205-TRIAC LED bar graph indicator shows selected dim levels Dim Up and Down buttons for Manual Dimming RED WHT RED/WHT **Optional. Only connect AC Neutral to dimmers with a Neutral wire hookup. Refer to the dimmer manual and/or manufacturer for sample wiring diagrams as wiring varies depending on dimmer type and hookup. Operation: LL-205-TRIAC reads the conventional TRIAC dimmer levels and translates them to i2systems dimming protocol. The TRIAC is not loaded, and in most cases a minimum load will not be required. Input may include both Leading and Trailing Edge 120V AC dimmers. Trailing Edge dimmers (those specified as Low Voltage Dimmers) yield best performance. The LED bar graph will display Dim levels based on the interpreted TRIAC levels (results may vary). Most, but not all, TRIAC dimmers will work and some will yield better results than others. Contact us to preapprove the dimmer you've selected for your project. One LL-205-TRIAC dims up to 5 es. Use i2systems Dimming Cable X or X to daisy-chain es to a single LL-205-TRIAC. Refer to the LL-205 Installation Guide for additional details and technical specifications

14 V-Line Gen2 Installation Guide FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS LIMITED WARRANTY Basic Installation Q: Can I connect the Gen2 directly to line voltage? A: No. Connecting the Gen2 directly to line voltage or any voltage higher than 30V DC will damage the fixture and void the warranty. Use an i2systems to convert line voltage to low voltage. Q: I see the Gen2 is rated from 20-30V DC. Will the intensity vary over the voltage range? A: No. The light output will remain constant over the full range. Based on the Gen2 s constant power design, as the voltage drops, the current will increase proportionally (conversely, it will go down as the voltage rises), adding additional current load in the wiring and on the. Q: Can I load the to the full wattage specified (i.e. 75W or 350W)? A: Yes. The power supplies installed in i2systems es are derated (i.e. a 75W uses a 100W Power Supply). Refer to the Datasheet for additional details. Q: Can I use a 3rd party low voltage power supply? A: While it is possible to use a 3rd party 24V DC power source, we highly discourage this and doing so may void the Gen2's warranty. Not all power supplies exhibit the same characteristics and there is the possibility of the power supply being incompatible or causing damage to the Gen2 fixture. Dimming-Related Q: For installations without dimming, what do I do with the orange and violet wires on the Gen2? A: The orange and violet wires on the Gen2 are for isolated dimming control. These wires are optically isolated to the Gen2 power and may be cut and capped using best industry practices. Alternatively, tie all orange wires to orange wires and violet wires to violet wires to synchronize light turn-on when power is applied. Refer to the diagram on page 11. Q: Is the LightLink LL-205 limited to dimming 5 es? A: No. The LightLink LL-205 is capable of dimming more than 5 es. Please refer to the LL-205 Installation Guide for additional details. Q: When using the LightLink LL-205 Dimming Module, do I need a 3rd Party Dimmer? A: No. The LL-205 is often used as a standalone dimmer. This feature is useful for simple installations and/or troubleshooting dimming installations where the LightLink is able to override the incoming dimming signal to help pinpoint the problem. Q: Can I mix and match i2systems Product series on the same LightLink dimmer? A: Yes. However, contact us prior to doing so, as results may vary, depending on the Product. 1.1 Limited Warranty. Products are warranted to be free from defects in material and workmanship and to conform substantially to Seller s then-current (as of the date of Product shipment) user documentation and specifications for a period of three (3) years from the date of invoice (the Warranty Period ), provided the Products are used under those operating conditions (including electrical values and environmental conditions) described in Seller s then-current user documentation and specifications for such Products. Seller shall not be liable under the foregoing warranty if Buyer fails to provide Seller with notice of the alleged defect during the Warranty Period. 1.2 Remedies. In the event a Product does not comply with the foregoing express warranty, Buyer may notify Seller within the Warranty Period and if so notified Seller will, at Seller s option: (a) provide a replacement for such Product or defective component or part thereof that has caused the warranty claim (such Product or defective component or part thereof that has caused the warranty claim, the Warranty Item ); or (b) refund to Seller the lesser of (1) the amount Seller paid for the Warranty Item, and (2) Seller s cost to replace the Warranty Item, in each case as determined by Seller in its sole and absolute discretion following receipt and inspection by Seller of the Warranty Item. For the avoidance of doubt, provided a replacement for such Product or defective component or part thereof expressly does not include any removal or reinstallation costs or expenses, including without limitation labor costs or expenses. All exchanged Warranty Items shall become the property of Seller. Seller may use either new or remanufactured, reconditioned or refurbished components or parts (if in like-new condition), or functionally equivalent components or parts, in the furnishing of replacement(s) for any Warranty Item. Seller s warranty flows only to Buyer of the products. If the Seller chooses to replace the Product and is not able to do so because it has been discontinued or is not available, the Seller may replace it with a comparable product. 1.3 Limitations. The foregoing warranty is limited, and does not extend to, and Seller shall incur no liability for: (a) lumen maintenance of the Products; (b) color shift of light output of the Products; (c) degradation or discoloration of the Product housing(s); (d) mechanical or cosmetic deterioration of the Products associated with normal wear and tear. For clarity and without limiting the generality of the foregoing, the foregoing warranty does not apply if a Product s light module continuously generates light at any intensity, regardless of whether such intensity has decreased since the date of first use of such Product [(viz., warranty coverage only applies in the event that such light module generates no light or generates light intermittently)]. This limited warranty only applies when the product has been properly wired and installed and operated within the electrical values, operating range and environmental conditions provided in the Specifications. This warranty does not apply to damage or failure to perform arising as a result of any Acts of God or from any abuse, misuse, abnormal use or use in violation of any applicable standard, code, or instructions for use including those contained in the latest National Electrical Code, the Standards for Safety of Underwriters Laboratory, Inc., the Standards for the American National Standards Institute or, in Canada, the Canadian Standards Association. This Warranty shall become void in the event any repairs or alternations not duly authorized by the Seller in writing are made to the Product by any person. Buyer shall convey with each Product distributed to end users this LIMITED WARRANTY, and if Seller determines that the appropriate remedy for a defective product is refund of Buyer s purchase price, Buyer shall refund to the end user (or arrange for the refund to the end user of) the full purchase price paid by the end user for such defective Product. With respect to Products sold to the Buyer by Seller but not bearing the Seller s name or sub-brand name, SELLER MAKES NO WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, but will make available to the Buyer upon request but only to the extent permitted by law and relevant contracts, the warranties of the manufacturer of the relevant product. 1.4 Exclusions; Buyer Indemnification. The foregoing warranty shall be void with respect to defective conditions or non-conformities of the Products resulting from: (a) modifications of Products not authorized by Seller; (b) misuse, neglect, accident or abuse, improper wiring, repairing, splicing, alteration, installation, storage or maintenance; (c) use in a manner not in accordance with Seller s published operating specifications or instructions for the applicable Products; (d) Product defects caused by Buyer s combination of the Products with equipment provided or manufactured by third party vendors (unless Seller is advised, in writing, of such proposed combination and Seller thereafter consents in writing to such combination); (e) breach by Buyer or its employees, partners to whom Buyer sold Product, contractors, representatives, agents or affiliates, (collectively, Buyer Parties ) of any obligation herein; or (f) negligent use, application, installation or implementation of Product by any of the Buyer Parties. Buyer shall indemnify, defend and hold harmless Seller and its officers, directors, agents, employees, affiliates, representatives, successors, and assigns from and against all losses, liabilities, costs, and expenses (including, without limitation, attorneys fees) arising out of out of or in connection with claims by third parties for any loss, damage, or injury (including death) caused by or alleged to be caused by the circumstances described in this Section 5.4. Buyer shall not join, settle or otherwise attempt to affect or dispose of any such claim without Seller s written consent. 1.5 DISCLAIMER. THE EXPRESS WARRANTIES IN THIS SECTION ARE THE ONLY WARRANTIES GRANTED BY SELLER AND THE REMEDIES IN THIS SECTION 5 ARE THE SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDIES FOR BREACH OF SUCH WARRANTIES. EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY PROVIDED IN THIS SECTION 1, SELLER MAKES NO OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AND SELLER EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ALL SUCH OTHER WARRANTIES, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF QUALITY, CONDITION, TITLE, MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NON-INFRINGEMENT. No agent, employee, or representative of Seller has any authority to bind Seller to any affirmation, representation or warranty concerning goods sold by Seller and unless an affirmation, representation or warranty is specifically included herein or in Seller s sales acknowledgement, it does not form a part of the basis of any bargain between Seller and Buyer and shall not be enforceable by Buyer. For i2systems complete Terms & Conditions of Sale, please visit our website at B 25 26

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