LED Emergency Module (DC-AC Drive) 100% NBB 00820 12.0V 2.0Ah (NiCD bat)

This product ranks among electrotechnical products powered by mains voltage 230-240V. For safety reasons, it is recommended that the assembly, connection or disassembly be carried out by a person with an appropriate electrotechnical qualification. Please note that the product may only be put into service with original covers, otherwise there may be a risk of electric shock, especially from the terminal block. Only use the product in places that are suitable for this purpose; do not use products intended for indoor use only in the outdoor environment. When installing or dismantling an emergency luminaire, we recommend disconnecting the power supply otherwise there may be a risk of electric shock. Observe the prescribed position when operating the product and how it is attached. Only connect the product to the rated voltage, or load it only to the maximum permitted power. Install only light sources for this type of luminaire. The manufacturer can not be held responsible for damages resulting from inappropriate connection, connection to an unsuitable distribution system, or damage resulting from the use of an unsuitable light source. Observe the operating values ​​on the label. Do not expose the product to inappropriate weathering or high temperatures unless it is expressly stated that the product is intended to be operated under these conditions. When installing, wiring or disassembling, follow the generally accepted safety precautions.


NOTICE:
The emergency luminaire is energized even after disconnecting the power supply due to its own charged batteries. Therefore, it is recommended that the installation and disassembly be carried out only by a person with the appropriate electrotechnical qualifications.

Do not throw the emergency luminaire into the mixed waste after use. Take it to the nearest store, collection yard, or other designated location for free recycling. You can also deliver the used luminaires for recycling at our sales outlets. Emergency lights and modules contain a rechargeable battery. You can find the list of collection points on the Retel and Ekolamp Collective Systems pages.