Aurora EN-LPEM2 is an emergency pack designed for use with LED modules. With a universal remote design, it offers reinforced insulation between the mains supply and battery charging circuit. The unit provides a 24-hour emergency duration and complies with EN50172 and BS7671 standards. It comes with a self-resetting protection against short-circuit of battery terminals and simple installation with 2 live feeds for charging and switching. Monthly and yearly inspections and tests are recommended for optimal performance.
Aurora EN-LPEM2 is an emergency pack designed for use with LED modules. With a universal remote design, it offers reinforced insulation between the mains supply and battery charging circuit. The unit provides a 24-hour emergency duration and complies with EN50172 and BS7671 standards. It comes with a self-resetting protection against short-circuit of battery terminals and simple installation with 2 live feeds for charging and switching. Monthly and yearly inspections and tests are recommended for optimal performance.
EN-LPEM2 EMERGENCY PACK
PLEASE READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE INSTALLATION
LEAVE A COPY FOR THE USER / MAINTENANCE ENGINEER FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
- Mains voltage: 230VAC+/- 10%
- Mains frequency: 50 - 60Hz
- Power Consumption (Excluding external Driver): 4VA
- Emergency output voltage range: (See product label)
- Emergency Duration: (See product label)
- Battery: (See product label)
- Allowed ambient temp: +5°C to +35°C
- Weight 0.6kg
- Charging time: 24 hours
- Protection class: 1
- Degree of protection: IP20
- Em module complies with: IEC 61347-2-7
- Suitable for installation to EN50172 and BS7671
Product Specification
Universal Remote Emergency Pack
For use with LED Modules only
NOTE – To comply with regulations, installation must be carried out
by suitably qualified competent person and in accordance with the
current IEE wiring regulations (BS7671) and building regulations.
The emergency pack requires 2 live feeds, a permanent supply for
charging the battery pack and 1 for switching of the lamp.
Emergency Lighting 'standard' or 'manual' Test
The following minimum inspections and tests should be carried out:
Monthly
Switch off the mains power supply to the lighting unit. Inspect all
emergency lights for satisfactory operation. Any defects should be
noted and actioned by a competent person as soon as possible.
Yearly
Switch off the mains power supply to the lighting unit. Leave the unit
to run for the rated period (e.g. three hours). The lights should remain
operable from the battery for the whole period.
Please be aware that further inspection / testing may be required, e.g.
by risk assessment / local legislation.
The unit provides reinforced insulation between the mains supply and
battery charging circuit and employs self-resetting protection against
short-circuit of battery terminals. Normal charging will resume
automatically once a fault is removed.
Ensure the mains supply is isolated before attempting
installation!
Please refer to page 2 of this leaflet for details of mains supply, driver
and lamp connections.
Once wiring is complete, use the plastic end covers and screws
provided to secure cables in place and to prevent unauthorised access.
If external plug and socket connectors are used without means to
prevent accidental disconnection, the remote box should be sited so
that it is protected from unauthorised disconnection.
A recessed mount can be found inside the packaging carton to assist
installation of the indicator LED. A 14-16mm hole should be drilled in
the required location so it is visible during normal use.
Once installed, the indicator LED will be illuminated and the supply
should be left undisturbed for a minimum of 24 hours to charge the
batteries before attempting a commissioning test. After a successful
test, the date should be noted on the space provided on the battery.
A service record is also provided on page 2 of this document.
Standard / single colour (green) shows the following condition:
A green LED shows the following conditions:
- LED off: mains failure [below 160V] or battery fully discharged or faulty
unit.
- LED green: mains OK and battery connected
Installation
Batteries and Disposal
The battery has a designed service life of 4 years and must be replaced
in a timely manner to ensure the integrity of the emergency lighting
system is maintained. In any case, the battery should be replaced
when it no longer provides the rated duration (3 hours).
The manufacturer of the emergency pack is committed to fulfil its
obligations as a producer of batteries used in emergency lighting
applications. End-of-life batteries may either be returned to the
emergency pack manufacturer at the customers cost and
arrangements will be made to ensure their correct disposal.
Alternatively it may be more convenient for the customer to deliver
end-of-life batteries to site(s) of authorized treatment facilities at their
cost and it will be ensured that they are accepted back and
subsequently treated to the standard required by the regulations.
Product Specication:
-Mains Voltage:
-Mains Frequency:
-Power Consumption (excluding external driver):
-Emergency output voltage range:
-Emergency Duration:
-Battery:
-Allowed ambient temp:
-Min/Max conductor sizes:
-Weight:
-Charging time:
-Protection class:
-Degree of protection:
-Em module complies with:
-Suitable for installation to:
230VAC+/- 10%
50-60Hz
4VA
(See product label)
(See product label)
(See product label)
+5°C to +35°C
0.5 - 1.5mm2
0.6kg
24 hours
1
IP20
IEC 61347-2-7
EN50172 and BS7671
The unit provides reinforced insulation between the mains supply
and battery charging circuit and employs self-resetting protection
against short-circuit of battery terminals. Normal charging will resume
automatically once a fault is removed.
Installation:
NOTE - To comply with regulations, installation must be carried out
by suitably qualied competent person and in accordance with the
current IEE wiring regulations (BS7671) and building regulations.
The emergency pack requires 2 live feeds, a permanent supply for
charging the battery pack and 1 for switching of the product.
Ensure the mains supply is isolated before attmepting
installation!
Please refer to page 2 of this leaet for details of mains supply, driver
and product connections.
Once wiring is complete, use the plastic end covers and screws
provided to secure cables in place and to prevent unauthorised access.
If external plug and socket connectors are used without means to
prevent accidental disconnection, the remote box should be sited so
that it is protected from unauthorised disconnection.
A recessed mount can be found inside the packaging carton to assist
installation of the LED indicator so it is visible during normal use.
Once installed, the indicator LED will be illuminated and the supply
should be left undisturbed for a minimum of 24 hours to charge the
batteries before attempting a commissioning test. After a successful
test, the date should be noted on the space provided on the battery. A
service record is also provided on page 2 of this document.
Standard / single colour (green) shows the following condition:
A green LED shows the following conditions:
-LED o: mains failure [below 160V] or battery fully discharged or
faulty unit.
-LED green: mains OK and battery connected.
Emergency Lighting 'standard' or 'manual' Test
The following minimum inspections and tests should be carried out:
Monthly
Switch o the mains power supply to the lighting unit. Inspect all
emergency lights for satisfactory operation. Any defects should be
noted and actioned by a competent person as soon as possible.
Yearly
Switch o the mains power supply to the lighting unit. Leave the unit
to run for the rated period (e.g. three hours). The lights should remain
operable from the battery for the whole period.
Please be aware that further inspection / testing may be required, e.g.
by risk assessment / local legislation.
Batteries and Disposal
The battery has a designed service life of 4 years and must be replaced
in a timely manner to ensure the integrity of the emergency lighting
system is maintained. In any case, the battery should be replaced when
it no longer provides the rated duration (i.e 3 hours).
The manufacturer of the emergency pack is committed to full
its obligations as a producer of batteries used in emergency
lighting applications. End-of-life batteries may either be returned
to the emergency pack manufacturer at the customers cost and
arrangements will be made to ensure their correct disposal.
Alternatively it may be more convenient for the customer to deliver
end-of-life batteries to site(s) of authorised treatment facilities at
their cost and it will be ensured that they are accepted back and
subsequently treated to the standard required by the regulations.
Aurora
Tel: 01727 836611 Fax: 01727 836622
Website: www.auroralighting.com Email: [email protected]
Document version – EN-LPEM2_V1_19
BatteryEmergency driver
L OUT
L IN
N OUT
LIVE
Neutral
External wiring connections
Lamp +
Lamp -
C) Indicator LED
B) Output to lamp
A) Mains input
A) Mains Supply Input – Emergency driver terminal mains input is as follows -
Control switched live OUT
Control switched live IN
Neutral OUT
Un-switched live IN
Neutral IN
B) Output to Lamp – Connect existing lamp wires to emergency driver output terminal (ensure polarity is
correct before operating emergency pack).
C) Indicator LED – Please see installation section of instructions (Page 1)
BatteryEmergency driver
L IN
LIVE
Neutral
External wiring connections with flying leads
Lamp +
Lamp -
E) Indicator LED
D) Output to Lamp
A) Mains Input
B) Mains Driver 240V Input
C) Mains Driver Lamp Output
A) Mains Supply Input – Emergency driver terminal mains input is as follows -
Control switched live IN
Un-switched live IN
Neutral IN
B) Mains Driver Input – Connect black sleeved wires to mains driver input as follows -
Brown wire to Live
Blue wire to neutral
C) Mains Driver Output – Connect red sleeved wires to mains driver output as follows -
Red wire to positive (+)
Black wire to negative (-)
D) Output to Lamp – Connect existing lamp wires to emergency driver output terminal (ensure polarity is
correct before operating emergency pack)
E) Indicator LED – Please see installation section of instructions (Page 1)
External Wiring connections with jack plug connectors
BatteryEmergency driver
L In
LIVE
N In
D) Indicator LED
C) Output to Lamp
A) Mains Input
B) Mains Driver Lamp Output
N Out
L Out
A) Mains Supply Input – Emergency driver terminal mains input is as follows -
Control switched live OUT to mains driver live in
Control switched live IN from mains supply
Neutral OUT to mains driver neutral in
Un-switched live IN from mains supply
Neutral IN from mains supply
B) Mains Driver lamp output – Connect jack plug to mains driver lamp output
C) Output to Lamp – Connect jack plug to LED lamp
D) Indicator LED – Please see installation section of instructions (Page 1)
Note: Jack plug connectors appearance may change however connections will always be as follows:
Mains driver lamp output from emergency driver side of enclosure.
Output to lamp from battery side of enclosure.
LED
Panel/ Array
Mains LED Driver L
N
L
SL
E
N
-
+
+
+
-
-
Plug battery in before
commissioning
SL - Switched Live
E - Earth
N - Neutral
Mains supply input
L - Live
Maintained application
Indicator LED
Emergency Installation and Inspection
1
Year 1
Monthly test Signed Date
Year 2
Signed Date
Year 3
Signed Date
Year 4*
*The battery must be replaced
Signed Date
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Installation / Test
Record
Serial / Luminaire Number:
Installed By:
Commissioned By: Date:
Date:
Environmental Protection (W.E.E.E.) – Aurora’s WEEE Reg.No. WEE/BG0130YX (UK Only)
Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment Regulations (WEEE) requires that any of our products showing this marking (left) must not be disposed of with other household or
commercial waste. Aurora does not levy any WEEE disposal charges to its customers for affected WEEE related products. To prevent possible harm to the environment or
human health from uncontrolled waste disposal, please separate any such product from other waste types and recycle it responsibly at your local facilities. Check with your
Local Authority, Recycling Centre or retailer for recycling advice. If, when you purchased any Aurora product, your supplier included a WEEE disposal fee, you should then
contact your supplier for advice on his take back of the product for the correct disposal.
WARRANTY
This product is guaranteed for a period of 1 year from the date of purchase. The guarantee is invalid in the case of improper use, installation, tampering, and removal of the Q.C.
date label, installation in an improper working environment or installation not according to the current edition of the National Wiring Regulations. Should this product fail during
the guarantee period it will be replaced free of charge, subject to correct installation and return of the faulty unit. Aurora does not accept responsibility for any installation costs
associated with the replacement of this product. This warranty is in addition to the statutory rights in your country of purchase. Aurora reserves the right to alter specifications
without prior notice.
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Aurora EN-LPEM2 is an emergency pack designed for use with LED modules. With a universal remote design, it offers reinforced insulation between the mains supply and battery charging circuit. The unit provides a 24-hour emergency duration and complies with EN50172 and BS7671 standards. It comes with a self-resetting protection against short-circuit of battery terminals and simple installation with 2 live feeds for charging and switching. Monthly and yearly inspections and tests are recommended for optimal performance.
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