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SUNNY SG Series Self-Contained Emergency Light User Manual

SUNNY SG Series Self-Contained Emergency Light User Manual

Product Overview

This document provides detailed instructions for the SUNNY SG Series Self-Contained Emergency Light.

Diagram of the SUNNY SG Series Emergency Light Unit with Status Indicators and Testing Buttons:

The unit features two light heads, a central housing with indicator LEDs and buttons. The indicator LEDs are labeled AC, On/Test, and Charge/Fail. Buttons include IR (Infrared signal receiver) and Off/Test.

Status Indicators and Their Meanings:

  • LED AC: Indicates the unit is receiving a power supply.
  • LED On/Test:
    • Indicates the unit is receiving power.
    • Indicates the unit is set to perform automatic self-tests.
    • Indicates if the unit is performing a self-test.
  • LED Charge/Fail:
    • Indicates that the unit's battery is charging.
    • Indicates a problem with the battery.
  • IR: Infrared signal receiver.
  • Switch Off/Test:
    • Press to turn off the lamp and the system of the unit (while the power is off or the unit is not plugged in).
    • Press to test the device's availability (during normal circumstances and the unit is plugged in).

Installation and Operation

  1. The unit can be installed on leveled ground or hung up.
  2. Install properly and securely to prevent accidents that could cause damage to the unit or other people and property.
  3. Plug the unit into a power socket with a 220-240VAC power supply. The emergency lamp will remain on for about 2 seconds before turning off. The LED status will be as follows:
    • The LED "AC" will turn on, indicating that the unit is receiving power.
    • LED "On/Test" lit or flashing slowly indicates the unit is ready to use.
    • The LED "Charge/Fail" will be on when the battery is charging.
    • The LED "Charge/Fail" will be off when the battery is fully charged.
  4. When the unit is operational, tests can be performed:
    • Pressing the "Off/Test" switch will keep the emergency lamp on for about 5 seconds before turning off.
    • Unplug the unit from the 220-240VAC socket; the emergency light should turn on automatically. Plugging the unit back in should cause the emergency lamp to remain on for about 5 seconds.
  5. During power outages, the emergency light should automatically turn on and will turn off automatically once power is restored, starting to charge the battery.

Caution: Please always read the manual prior to installation and operation.

Important Note on Using the Unit

  1. The emergency lighting unit should be installed indoors, out of direct sunlight and humidity. It should not be installed in environments with temperatures higher than 50 degrees Celsius.
  2. The unit should be stored in temperatures under 25 degrees Celsius, and the battery should be charged every 3 months to maintain its operational life.
  3. Please always read the manual carefully prior to operating the unit for the safest and most effective use of the product.

Indicators

Indication Lights Display Meaning
AC
  • A continuous orange light
  • The orange light turns off
  • The unit is receiving a normal AC power supply.
  • The unit is not receiving an AC power supply.
On/Test
  • A continuous green light
  • Slow blinking green light every 2 seconds
  • Fast blinking green light every 1 second
  • When pressing "OFF" to turn off the automatic battery test system (Auto Test) from the remote.
  • When pressing "ON" to turn on the automatic battery test system (Auto Test) from the remote.
  • The unit is performing a battery test (Auto Test).
Charge/Fail
  • A continuous red light
  • The red light turns off
  • A red light blinks three times every 15 seconds
  • A red light blinks four times every 15 seconds
  • A red light blinks five times every 15 seconds
  • The battery is charging.
  • The battery is fully charged.
  • "Battery Fail": When the emergency light unit supply backs up the lighting for less than 120 minutes, or less than the time tested with a remote control.
  • "Charging Fail": When the battery charging system does not charge, the charge does not reach full capacity, or the charging does not cut off.
  • "Lighting Fail": When the system encounters an abnormality in the lighting system, such as loose lighting cables, broken bulbs, etc.

Remote Testing

The remote control allows for various testing functions:

  • 5 sec button: Button for testing the device's function for 5 seconds.
  • 30 sec button: Button for testing the device's function for 30 minutes.
  • 60 sec button: Button for testing the device's function for 60 minutes.
  • On button: Button for turning on the auto battery test system.
  • Off button: Button for turning off the auto battery test system.
  • Cancel button: Button for canceling the test.

Dimension (mm)

Diagrams showing the dimensions of the unit from different views:

  • FRONT VIEW: Shows the front panel with light heads and central unit. Dimensions indicated are approximately 216mm (height) and 216mm (width).
  • BACK VIEW: Shows the rear panel. Dimension indicated is approximately 138mm (width).
  • SIDE VIEW: Shows the side profile. Dimensions indicated are approximately 210mm (height) and 70mm (depth).

Initial Trouble Shooting

Problem Cause What to do
Power not getting to the unit after plugging in. The LED AC light does not turn on.
  • The power socket might not have any power.
  • The plug or socket is loose.
  • The AC fuse is blown.
  • Check the 220-240VAC power supply.
  • Check the plug and socket.
  • Contact customer service.
Emergency light does not turn on after the power went out.
  • The lamp is faulty.
  • The circuit's wiring is loose.
  • The DC fuse is blown.
  • Contact customer service.
  • Contact customer service.
  • Contact customer service.
Emergency light only turns on for a short time after the power went out.
  • The battery is not fully charged.
  • The battery is past its operational lifetime or has deteriorated.
  • Take the emergency light unit to charge until the "LED Charge" indicator turns off.
  • Contact customer service to replace the battery.

Terms for Warranty and Service

  1. The warranty will only be covered if the customer fills in the "warranty registration form" and mails the return part back to the company within 7 days from the day of purchase. If this is not carried out, the warranty will be considered void.
  2. The warranty only covers the unit's internal parts. The conditions and durations for the warranty of each part are as specified, and the duration of the warranty is calculated from the date of purchase.
  3. Please show your warranty card every time you contact our service center or the dealer you purchased the product from.
  4. Products that fall into the following categories are considered not covered by the warranty:
    • The product was used in a way not specified in the manual.
    • The product was used with accessories not meeting the required specifications specified in the manual.
    • The product seems to have been damaged from being dropped or from strong impact, for example, the parts are loose, dented, scrapped, or misshapen.
    • The product has been repaired or modified by personnel not authorized by our company.
    • The "Warranty Void" sticker is torn or removed.
    • The product is damaged from careless use or incorrect maintenance, for example, the battery is swollen from overcharging, quick charging was used on the battery, the battery terminals have been short-circuited, the unit was used until the battery was completely discharged and not recharged immediately, the product was stored for long periods until the Battery Checker warning activates and still it is not plugged-in to charge, or taking the battery to normal temperature conditions and not recharging it every 1 month.
    • The product was stored in an unsuitable environment, for example, a location with moisture or water vapor.
    • The product was supplied with a faulty AC power supply such as electrical overvoltage, electrical current surges, or lightning strikes entering the AC power line.
    • Damages from natural causes such as fire, being submerged in fluids, humidity, chemicals, or force majeure.
    • Damages from insects or animals.

Note: Please read the manual carefully before installation and operation to understand how to properly operate the unit.

Contact Information

For any further questions about your product, please feel free to contact SUNNY's customer service department.

SUNNY Customer Service:
Tel: (+66) 02-948-4450-2
E-mail: service@sunnyemergencylight.com

Distributor:
IsOn Import-Export Co., Ltd.
2915-2917 Ladprao Road, Klongjan, Bangkapi, Bangkok 10240

Certifications: CE, UKAS, ISO 9001.

Models: SG Series Emergency Light, SG Series, Emergency Light, Light
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