FLOS Parentesi Lamp

Safety Information and Usage Instructions

WARNING: The safety of this fitting is guaranteed only if these instructions are observed during both installation and use. Please retain these instructions for future reference.

Important Precautions:

• Always ensure the power supply is switched off when installing or performing any work on the appliance.
• The appliance must not be modified or tampered with in any way. Any modification may compromise safety and make the appliance dangerous. FLOS disclaims all responsibility for modified products.
• If the flexible cable is damaged, it must be replaced by FLOS or by qualified personnel to avoid any danger.
• The symbol [minimum distance indicator] marked on the appliance indicates the minimum distance at which the subject to be illuminated should be placed.
• The symbol [separate waste disposal symbol] shown on the device indicates that the product must be disposed of separately from urban waste.
• WARNING: Raising the counterweight (see Fig. 7) will cause loss of mechanical tension in the suspension wire, leading to the lamp support falling.

Technical Data

• EUR: Incandescent light bulb MAX 105W, E27 fitting, IRR D125 type.
• USA: Incandescent light bulb MAX 150W, E26 fitting, R40 FLOOD.

Cleaning Instructions

• Use only a soft cloth to clean the appliance.
• If necessary, dampen the cloth with water and soap or a mild cleanser for resistant dirt.
• Warning: Do not use alcohol or other solvents.

Installation Guidance

The installation process involves several steps, illustrated in the figures provided in the original document. Key steps include:

• Ceiling Mounting (Fig. 1): Illustrates the ceiling mounting process. For EUR installations, a screw anchor is shown. For USA installations, a toggle bolt suitable for drop ceilings is depicted, with dimensions indicating the required hole size (Ø 0.552" / 14mm) and maximum ceiling thickness (1.14" / 29mm for the bolt, 1.18" / 30mm for the canopy). The counterweight mechanism is attached to the suspension cable.
• Cable Attachment to Lamp Body (Fig. 2): Shows how to connect the lamp's suspension cable to the main body of the lamp.
• Component Identification and Measurements (Fig. 3): Identifies components labeled 'A' (1x) and 'B' (2x) used in the installation. It also provides specific cable length measurements: A = 19 cm (7.5 inches) and B = 18 cm (7 inches).
• Tube Attachment (Fig. 4): Illustrates attaching the lamp's main tube to the lamp holder assembly.
• Cable Feeding (Fig. 5): Shows the process of feeding the electrical cable through the lamp's structural tube.
• Cable Securing (Fig. 6): Demonstrates securing the electrical cable within the lamp's structure using a clamping mechanism.
• Counterweight Adjustment (Fig. 7): Details the adjustment of the counterweight. It shows correct mounting with a checkmark [✓] and incorrect mounting with crosses [✗], emphasizing the importance of proper tension and balance.
• Final Assembly (Fig. 8): Shows the final assembly steps, including feeding the cable through the lamp body and attaching the light bulb shade.
• Lamp Head Adjustment (Fig. 9): Illustrates how to adjust the lamp head's position and orientation.
• Additional Element Installation (Fig. 10): Explains the installation of an optional complementary element, referring to previous figures (3, 4, 5, and 6) for guidance.