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Compact Illuminator Range

Models covered by this manual:

UFO 70/150 CG-A Glass, White Light - 120V

UFO 70/150 CP-A Plastic, White Light - 120V

UFO 70/150 CGC-A Glass, Color Wheel (continuous) - 120V

UFO 70/150 CPC-A Plastic, Color Wheel (continuous) - 120V

UFO 70/150 CGS-A Glass, Color Wheel (switch on box) - 120V

UFO 70/150 CPS-A Plastic, Color Wheel (switch on box) - 120V

UFO 70/150 CGCF-A Glass, Color Wheel (separate feed) - 120V

UFO 70/150 CPCF-A Plastic, Color Wheel (separate feed) - 120V

Universal Fiber Optics LLC,

6119A Clark Center Avenue | Sarasota | Florida 34238

Tel : 1 (800) UFO 5554 | Tel : (941) 343 8115

www.fiberopticlighting.com

Illuminator User Guide

Issue 2 | Revised: 25072013

Summary of content (12 pages)

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Illuminator User Guide Compact Illuminator Range Models covered by this manual: UFO 70/150 CG-A Glass, White Light - 120V UFO 70/150 CP-A Plastic, White Light - 120V UFO 70/150 CGC-A Glass, Color Wheel (continuous) - 120V UFO 70/150 CPC-A Plastic, Color Wheel (continuous) - 120V UFO 70/150 CGS-A Glass, Color Wheel (switch on box) - 120V UFO 70/150 CPS-A Plastic, Color Wheel (switch on box) - 120V UFO 70/150 CGCF-A Glass, Color Wheel (separate feed) - 120V UFO 70/150 CPCF-A Plastic, Color Wheel (separate fe
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INTRODUCTION Thank you for purchasing this UFO Illuminator. Please read these instructions fully before connecting your unit to the electrical supply, and keep them for future reference. The UFO Compact illuminators are a range of low profile illuminators which use either 70W or 150W metal halide discharge lamps to give much greater brightness than those powered by halogen lamps.
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION INSTRUCTIONS PERTAINING TO A RISK OF FIRE, ELECTRIC SHOCK OR INJURY TO PERSONS IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Lighted Lamp is HOT: WARNING – To reduce the risk of FIRE, ELECTRIC SHOCK OR INJURY TO PERSONS: 1. Unplug and allow to cool before replacing lamp. 2. Lamp gets HOT quickly! Only contact plug when turning on. 3. Do not touch hot lens, guard, or enclosure. 4. Do not remain in light if skin feels warm. 5. Do not look directly at lighted lamp. 6.
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LIGHTSOURCE LAYOUT 3 Item Description 1 Power LED 2 Mains input socket & fuse holder 3 4 Blanking plate, color wheel switch or color wheel mains input and fuse holder - depends on specification Motor cover (decorative units only) 5 Fiber port connector 6 Cooling fan 7 Lamp access hatch 8 Securing holes (keyhole slots) Compact Illuminator Range
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INSTALLATION GUIDE In order for the Compact illuminator to function safely and eﬀiciently it must be installed according to this user manual. Please read all sections thoroughly before switching on the illuminator. POWER SUPPLY REQUIREMENTS Before plugging in the unit, please make sure that the supply is correct. Failure to do so could cause the unit to malfunction. The unit requires a 120VAC, 60Hz supply and it MUST BE GROUNDED.
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INSTALLATION GUIDE (Continued) Verify that the supporting structure can safely bear the weight of all installed units, cables and any other equipment. The minimum thickness of the mounting surface must be no less than 19mm. For horizontal mounting, it is recommended that the illuminator is secured to a solid surface using 4 x M4 or M5 screws or bolts and the keyhole slots. This is particularly important if the illuminator location is not at ground floor level.
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INSTALLATION GUIDE (Continued) CONNECTION There are 2 main connections required - the fiber port and the line power supply. On units with a separate electrical feed to the color wheel, 2 mains power connectors are required. Connect and secure the fiber optic connector to the fiber port before connecting the electrical supply. Never run the illuminator with the fiber connector unplugged. Fiber connector Power cable OPERATION Switch on the power to the illuminator and it will start up automatically.
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MAINTENANCE LAMP REPLACEMENT 1) Unplug unit from electrical supply and allow to cool. 2) On the rear of the unit, unscrew the two knurled securing nuts (A) which hold the lamp holder in position. 3) Use the handle (B) to withdraw the lamp holder(C) from the illuminator. 4) Unplug the old lamp from its ceramic holder. 5) Plug the new lamp into the holder, making sure that you use a bulb of the same specification as to that which was removed. Also make sure not to touch the glass part of the lamp.
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MAINTENANCE (Continued) CLEANING THE UNIT Disconnect unit from power supply and allow to cool before attempting any cleaning of the unit. The body of the unit can be cleaned with a soft, damp cloth - do not use any abrasives on the unit. The fans and vents should be kept clear by periodically blowing them out with compressed air. Non-abrasive glass cleaner can be used to clean the glass lens inside the unit.
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TROUBLESHOOTING Problem Unit is completely dead Lamp and LED power indicator are not illuminated LED power indicator & fan are on, but no light is output Poor light output Lamp going on & oﬀ randomly 9 Probable cause(s) Remedy Main fuse blown Check and replace fuse. No power to unit Check that power is switched on and power supply is plugged in.
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Description 70W White Light 70W Decorative 150W White Light 150W Decorative Port connector size 30mm diameter 30mm diameter 30mm diameter 30mm diameter Fiber type Glass / PMMA Glass / PMMA Glass / PMMA Glass / PMMA Supply voltage 120VAC 60Hz 120VAC 60Hz 120VAC 60Hz 120VAC 60Hz Lamp power 70W 70W 150W 150W Input power 120VA @ 120VAC 120VA @ 120VAC 180VA @ 120VAC 180VA @ 120VAC Start up current 0.39A @ 120VAC 0.39A @ 120VAC 0.7A @ 120VAC 0.
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Universal Fiber Optics LLC, 6119A Clark Center Avenue | Sarasota | Florida 34238 Tel : 1 (800) UFO 5554 | Tel : (941) 343 8115 www.fiberopticlighting.