Contents contents – OSRAM POWERTRONIC PT-FIT I ECG for HID lamps, with cable clamp User Manual

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1. The system HID lamp and ECG

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1.1. High-pressure discharge lamps

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1.2. The POWERTRONIC

®

ECG

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1.2.1. Product range

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1.2.2. Operating principle

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1.2.3. Benefi ts of the intelligent POWERTRONIC

®

ECG

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1.2.4. Advantages of electronic control gear over conventional gear

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1.2.5.

Application

areas

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1.2.5.1. Indoor, outdoor

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1.2.5.2. Installation of devices in luminaires or mounting the types

with cable clamp in suspended ceilings

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2. The product in operation

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2.1. Supply voltage

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2.1.1. Permissible voltage range

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2.1.2. Overvoltage > 264 V

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2.1.3. Undervoltage > 198 V

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2.1.4. DC voltage

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2.1.5. ECGs for networks with 120 V/277 V

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2.1.6. Operation on a three-phase network

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2.1.7. Overvoltage protection

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2.2. Installation

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2.2.1. ECG operation for luminaires with protection class I and II

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2.2.2. Insulation

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2.2.2.1. Insulation distances in luminaires

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2.2.2.2. Insulation testing in luminaires

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2.2.2.3. Insulation resistance in lighting installations

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2.2.3. Output voltage

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2.2.3.1. Lamp ignition voltage

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2.2.3.2. Operating voltage (U-OUT)

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2.2.4. Wiring

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2.2.4.1. Wire and cabling types

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2.2.4.2. Cabling cross-section

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2.2.4.3. Cable length between ECG and lamp

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2.2.4.4. Cable layout

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2.2.4.5. Wiring plans for integration of POWERTRONIC

®

ECG PTi and PT-FIT

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2.2.4.6. Wiring plans for downlights with POWERTRONIC

®

ECG

with cable clamp

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2.2.4.7. Wiring plans for POWERTRONIC

®

ECG PTo

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2.2.4.8. Stripping length

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2.2.5. Inrush current limiter

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2.2.6. Leakage current, protective current, contact current,

earth leakage circuit breaker (ELCB)

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2.3. Behavior in operation

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2.3.1. Lamp ignition and lamp operation

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2.3.2. Hot restrike of lamp

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2.3.3. ECG reset, restart

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2.3.4. Constant lamp wattage

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2.3.5. Power factor, compensation

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2.3.6. ECG temperatures and their effect on service life

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2.3.6.1. Device temperature t

c

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2.3.6.2. Ambient temperature t

a

of ECG

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2.3.6.3. ECG self-heating

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2.3.6.4. Practical assessment of the service life and

thermal properties of an ECG

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2.3.6.5. Effect of temperature on service life

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2.3.6.6. Failure rate

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2.3.7. General hints on installation in relation to temperature

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2.3.7.1. Power reduction control due to overtemperature

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2.3.7.2. ECG temperature measurement in luminaires

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2.3.8. The ECG's ability to withstand frequent on/off switching

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2.3.9. Short-circuit strength

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2.3.10. Switch-off criteria and mechanisms

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2.3.10.1. Monitoring lamp voltage

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2.3.10.2. Ignition time limitation

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2.3.11. Lamp shutdown at end of life

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2.3.12. Noise levels

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2.3.13. Dimming

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