Paulmann MaxLED LED Strip Installation and Safety Guide

Safety Instructions

Please follow these safety instructions carefully. Refer to sections 1, 12, 14, 17, 23, 25, 26, 33, 34 for detailed guidance.

Article Numbers Covered: 710.45, 710.46, 710.48, 710.49, 710.47, 710.50.

Certifications: [CE] [UK] [CA]

PLI Reference: (+MA 326) PLIR 03/22

Product Overview and Specifications

This document covers various Paulmann MaxLED LED strip products. Key article numbers and their general specifications include:

• 710.45 / 710.46 / 710.48 / 710.49: MaxLED 500/1000 series. Lengths vary (e.g., 1.5m for 710.45/710.48, 3m for 710.46/710.49).
• 710.47 / 710.50: MaxLED 500 series, typically 2.5m length.
• 710.51: Connectors (e.g., COB connector, light connector).

Specific power and lumen output details are indicated on product packaging.

Installation Guide

Section A: Basic Connection

Connect the 24V power supply unit (driver/transformer) to the LED strip, ensuring correct polarity (+/-) for both connections.

Diagram Description: Shows a power plug connecting to a 24V power supply unit, which then connects via wires to an LED strip, indicating positive (+) and negative (-) terminals.

Section B: Mounting and Bending

Bending: Maintain a minimum bending radius of 30mm (r ≥ 30mm) to avoid damage.

Angle: The maximum bending angle should be 60 degrees (a < 60°). Avoid sharp folds.

Diagram Description: Illustrates bending the LED strip, showing acceptable angles (less than 60 degrees) and minimum bending radii (30mm). Also shows a diagram for making a corner connection.

Section C: Power Connection to Wall Socket

Plug the power adapter into a wall socket and connect it to the LED strip system, ensuring correct polarity. A checkmark `✔️` indicates a correct connection, while a cross `❌` indicates an incorrect one.

Diagram Description: Depicts plugging a power adapter into a wall socket and connecting it to the LED strip, with visual cues for correct and incorrect connections.

Section D: Wire Connections and Tools

Connect the +24V and - wires to the corresponding terminals. Use of pliers `[pliers]` is shown for wire preparation or connection.

Diagram Description: Shows connecting +24V and negative (-) wires to the LED system, possibly involving wire stripping or crimping with pliers. Includes visual indicators for correct and incorrect connections.

Section E: System Configurations and Extensions

Extendable Strips:

• 710.45/710.48: Extendable up to 4 meters.
• 710.46/710.49: Extendable up to 5.5 meters.

2.5m Strips: 710.47, 710.50.

Connectors: Article 710.51 includes COB connectors (10cm/5cm) and light connectors for system assembly.

Diagram Description: Illustrates various LED strip models (e.g., 710.45_46_48_49, 710.47_50) and connectors (710.51), showing maximum extendable lengths and connection methods using +24V power.

Energy Efficiency and Component Replaceability

This product contains a light source with an energy efficiency class as indicated on the label (e.g., A++ to G).

Component Replaceability:

• End User Replaceable: (1) Light source or (4) Operating device.
• Electrician Replaceable: (2) Light source or (5) Operating device.
• Not Replaceable: (3) Light source or (6) Operating device (luminaire must be replaced).

Visual Description: The product features an energy efficiency label showing class ratings and icons (1-6) indicating component replaceability by end-users, electricians, or if not replaceable.