Pro Led High Power

Safety Instructions

• Always switch off the power supply before the wiring and installation work.
• Check the luminaire and lamp holder are in good condition before the installation.
• The product can be operated on Direct Mains or ElectroMagnetic (EM) gear without ignitor. The ignitor must always be disconnected from the system.
• It is recommended to remove the capacitor to improve the system power factor.
• To ensure product safety, do not change the structure or any components of the product.
• The product should be installed by a professional electrician.
• Depending on the differences between lighting/luminaire systems, the total product performance may vary.
• Suitable for use in an operating temperature range between -30°C to +40°C.
• Recommended not to use in an open luminaire.
• The product is NOT dimmable.

Convert to Direct Mains (Recommended)

For replacing HPL/SON/Other lamps, convert to direct mains.

1. A switch with two positions, labeled "OFF" and "ON".

   [Diagram: Power switch with OFF/ON positions]

2. A luminaire (outdoor lamp style) connected to an "EM gear" box.

   [Diagram: Luminaire connected to EM ballast]

3. A luminaire connected to an "EM gear" box, with additional components labeled "Ignitor" and "Capacitor".

   [Diagram: Luminaire with EM ballast, ignitor, and capacitor]

4. A diagram showing wiring connections for the luminaire, EM gear, and potentially bypassing the ignitor and capacitor. It shows "L" and "N" connections.

   [Diagram: Wiring connections for luminaire and EM ballast]

5. A switch with two positions, labeled "OFF" and "ON".

   [Diagram: Power switch with OFF/ON positions]

For Replacing HPL Lamps and Keeping the EM Ballast

For replacing HPL lamps and keeping the EM ballast.

• After the capacitor is removed, open wires should be terminated properly.
• If the capacitor remains, the power factor might be lower.

1. A switch with two positions, labeled "OFF" and "ON".

   [Diagram: Power switch with OFF/ON positions]

2. A luminaire connected to an "EM gear" box.

   [Diagram: Luminaire connected to EM ballast]

3. A luminaire connected to an "EM gear" box, with components labeled "Ignitor" and "Capacitor".

   [Diagram: Luminaire with EM ballast, ignitor, and capacitor]

4. A luminaire connected to an "EM gear" box, with components labeled "Ignitor" and "Capacitor".

   [Diagram: Luminaire with EM ballast, ignitor, and capacitor]

5. A switch with two positions, labeled "OFF" and "ON".

   [Diagram: Power switch with OFF/ON positions]

For Replacing SON Lamps and Keeping the EM Ballast

For replacing SON lamps and keeping the EM ballast.

• After the capacitor is removed, open wires should be terminated properly.
• If the capacitor remains, the power factor might be lower.

1. A switch with two positions, labeled "OFF" and "ON".

   [Diagram: Power switch with OFF/ON positions]

2. A luminaire connected to an "EM gear" box.

   [Diagram: Luminaire connected to EM ballast]

3. A luminaire connected to an "EM gear" box, with components labeled "Ignitor" and "Capacitor".

   [Diagram: Luminaire with EM ballast, ignitor, and capacitor]

4. A luminaire connected to an "EM gear" box, with components labeled "Ignitor" and "Capacitor".

   [Diagram: Luminaire with EM ballast, ignitor, and capacitor]

5. A switch with two positions, labeled "OFF" and "ON".

   [Diagram: Power switch with OFF/ON positions]

6. A switch with two positions, labeled "OFF" and "ON".

   [Diagram: Power switch with OFF/ON positions]