Sunnex TS2015W (Wall) - Manual (Page 5)

Sunnex Tristar Service & Installation Manual 5
Plug the three prong molded plug into an appropriate Hospital Grade
receptacle. Power-on your light via the rocker switch in the back cover of the
lamp head. The TRI*STAR is powered by a 105W isolation, step-down
transformer, that contains an internal thermal cutoff for your added safety.
The transformer steps down ordinary wall current to allow for activation of the
three lamp reflectors.
4. ASSEMBLY OF TRISTAR MOBILE
Remove the Hand-Ez upright column and the lamp head assembly from the
shipping carton.
Insert the bottom of upright column and screw the upright column into the
base. Mount the screw with washer to the bottom of pole, using Allen wrench
(provided).
Attaching the lamp head assembly is a simple procedure. Raise the metal
collar of the connector, and slip the assembly onto the standoff on top of the
Hand-Ez upright column. Once in place, push down on the metal collar to
properly seat the connection. CAUTION: IF YOU DO NOT FEEL A
POSITIVE SEATING, PROPER CONNECTION HAS NOT BEEN
ACCOMPLISHED. CHECK AGAIN TO ENSURE YOU HAVE SECURELY
CONNECTED THE LAMP HEAD ASSEMBLY TO THE UPRIGHT COLUMN.
Next, place the wire frame/caster assembly on the floor or a flat surface.
Position the cast iron base within the wire frame. It should be captured by the
three (3) wings. Grasp the fourth (4th.) wing. While gently pulling outward,
push down on the surface of the iron base. It should SNAP DOWN AND
NOW SEAT WITHIN THE GRASP OF ALL FOUR (4) WINGS. Roll the base
around to ensure the base is properly seated and the light rolls easily.
5. ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION OF TRISTAR WALL
Your shipping carton will contain a lamp head and flex arm, an extension
arm, Melamine covered wall board (24” W X 16” L X 0.78” THK OR 610mm
W X 407mm L X 20mm THK) with U-bracket and transformer enclosure
mounted on the board, and four (4) plastic fasteners to capture the power
cord on the underside of the arm. Surface mounting lag bolts are not
supplied. These should be purchased to meet local codes, and to ensure
they are appropriate for your particular mounting surface.
There are several factors involved with proper installation. Considering them
will help you produce a safe work environment for you and your patients.