Installation, Ac power, Power consumption – ILUMINARC Ilumipod™ 42 IP User Manual

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Installation

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Ilumipod 42 IP Optic Series User Manual Rev. 6

3. Installation


Always connect
the Ilumipod 42
IP Optic Series to

a protected circuit with an
appropriate electrical
ground to avoid the risk of
electrocution or fire.

Never connect
the Ilumipod 42
IP Optic Series to

a rheostat (variable
resistor) or dimmer circuit,
even if the rheostat or
dimmer channel serves
only as a 0 to 100%
switch.









Please refer to all
applicable local
codes and

regulations for the proper
installation of this product.






















AC Power

The Ilumipod 42 IP Optic Series has an auto-ranging power supply that can work with an input
voltage range of 100~240 VAC, 50/60 Hz.

Make sure that you are connecting this product to the proper voltage, as per the specifications in
this guide, the product’s QRG, or on the product’s sticker.

Power Consumption

To determine the power requirements for the Ilumipod 42 IP Optic Series, see the label
affixed to the side of the fixture or refer to the corresponding specifications chart in the
Technical Information chapter of this manual.

The listed current rating indicates the maximum current draw during normal operation.

AC Plug

The Ilumipod 42 IP Optic Series comes with an un-terminated power input cord for
hardwiring during installation. Use the table/illustration below to wire a plug.

Connection

Wire (US)

Screw Color (US)

Wire (Europe) IP67 Pin

AC Live

Black

Yellow or Brass

Brown

1

AC Neutral

White

Silver or Gray

Blue

2

AC Ground

Green/Yellow

Green

Green/Yellow

3

Power Wiring

You can connect the bare-ended IP67 rated AC power cable from the fixture to an IP67
rated power connector.

You may also use IP67 rated junction boxes for surface installations or direct buried cable
(DBC)for buried installations.

If using junction boxes, make sure to use IP67 rated conduit for surface installations or
direct buried cable (DBC) for buried installations. You could also use direct buried cable
(DBC) to link the junction boxes. See below for a wiring illustration.






















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