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Cooper Lighting SRR manual Securing fixture to ceiling tile, Wiring the fixture

Models: SRR

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Semi-recessed fixtures shown without thermal protectors

Installation Instructions

Sheet 2 of 4

 

 

 

Vault w/ visor

C-Scroll w/ visor

Roundel w/ visor

These installation instructions are valid with the above Ametrix styles.

Small, INDOOR

SRR

(Semi-Recessed, Remote ballast)

Visor and Non-Visor

Warning: Before starting any work ensure that all sources of power are turned off. All work must meet local/national codes and be performed by a certified electrician. Do not mount fixtures vertically.

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Securing fixture to ceiling tile

 

#10-32 x3/8"

 

 

Pan head screw

Universal

 

(4x)

bracket

Ceiling tile

Fixture assembly

1.If possible, remove ceiling tile from grid to facilitate fixture installation.

2.Using cut out dimensions provided on page four(4), cut appropriate size opening in ceiling tile.

3.Insert fixture assembly into cut out in ceiling tile.

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Wiring the fixture

 

(drywall)

 

Conduit from power source. (by others)

Cover plate

#10-32 x3/8" Pan head screws (2x)

Fixture housing

1.Using cut out dimensions provided on page four(4), cut hole into dry wall and feed power wire to hole.

2.After removing fixture head, loosen #10-32 x3/8" Pan head screws and remove cover plate closest to power feed.

3.Knock out appropriate hole for conduit and attach as shown on page three(3).

4.Replace cover plate and secure with #10-32 x3/8" Pan head screws and press fixture housing into hole in drywall.

3.Replacing brackets on fixture housing

(ceiling grid)

#10-32 x 3/8" Pan head screws (4x)

Universal brackets (2x)

1.Loosely reattach brackets to both sides of fixture housing.

2.Press brackets flush to ceiling tile and secure using #10-32 x 3/8".

3. Securing the fixture in drywall

1/4-20 x1 1/2" Pan head screw

Safety wires

(by others) (4x)

1.Prior to pushing fixture into hole in drywall, tie off fixture housing to structure using saftey wire(by others) as show on page three(3).

2.Gently push fixture housing into hole and tighten 1/4-20 x 1 1/2" Pan head screw from inside fixture housing to tighten drywall bracket around drywall.

3.Connect appropriate wires from fixture head and ensure all wires are properly matched.

4.Replace fixture head assembly on keyhole screws and tighten.

ADY071459 REV B (ECN80481)

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SRR specifications

Cooper Lighting, a leader in the lighting industry, has introduced the SRR (Smart Roadway and Rail) series, a cutting-edge solution designed to meet the demanding requirements of roadway and rail lighting applications. The SRR series combines advanced technologies with exceptional performance, making it an ideal choice for municipalities, transportation agencies, and other organizations aiming to enhance safety, efficiency, and sustainability in their outdoor lighting systems.

One of the main features of Cooper Lighting's SRR series is its advanced LED technology. The use of high-efficiency LEDs not only provides bright illumination but also significantly reduces energy consumption compared to traditional lighting solutions. This energy efficiency translates to lower operational costs and extended lifespans for the fixtures, making the SRR series both eco-friendly and cost-effective.

Additionally, the SRR series integrates intelligent controls and smart lighting features. With capabilities such as adaptive dimming, occupancy sensing, and remote monitoring, these fixtures can be easily managed to optimize performance in response to varying environmental conditions and traffic patterns. This level of control enhances safety by ensuring adequate lighting when it's most needed while conserving energy during low-activity periods.

Durability is another hallmark of the SRR series. Designed with rugged materials and an IP66 rating, these fixtures can withstand harsh weather conditions, such as extreme temperatures, rain, and dust. This resilience ensures that the lighting system remains operational with minimal maintenance, reducing the need for frequent replacements and repairs.

The aesthetic design of the SRR fixtures also caters to modern urban environments. With a streamlined appearance and customizable options, the SRR series can seamlessly integrate into various architectural styles while providing effective lighting solutions.

Furthermore, the SRR series supports future-ready capabilities, such as being compatible with emerging smart city technologies and the Internet of Things (IoT). This adaptability allows municipalities to integrate their lighting systems with other urban infrastructure, enhancing overall city management and improving energy efficiency.

In conclusion, the Cooper Lighting SRR series stands out for its energy efficiency, intelligent controls, rugged durability, and modern aesthetics, making it a prime choice for effective and sustainable roadway and rail lighting solutions. With the increasing focus on smart technologies and environmental sustainability, the SRR series is poised to play a crucial role in the future of outdoor lighting.