Massive Wall light 33081/48/10 330814810 Manuale Utente
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Technical section
Electrical class
The electrical class indicates what kind of safety precautions have to
be taken to prevent electrical shocks.
be taken to prevent electrical shocks.
E
A class I luminaire requires earthing. Coming into
contact with an unprotected part of the wiring will cause
the current to evacuate into the earthing, which will
automatically cut off the power supply.
contact with an unprotected part of the wiring will cause
the current to evacuate into the earthing, which will
automatically cut off the power supply.
F
A class II or double-insulated luminaire does not require
earthing. The wires are protected with a double layer of in-
sulating material, so it is impossible to get an electric shock
from touching any part of the luminaire.
earthing. The wires are protected with a double layer of in-
sulating material, so it is impossible to get an electric shock
from touching any part of the luminaire.
G
A class III luminaire is always a SELV luminaire, meaning
the current is not strong enough to cause electrical shock.
Therefore it needs no extra safety features.
the current is not strong enough to cause electrical shock.
Therefore it needs no extra safety features.
F-symbol
The technical information always shows an F symbol. This represents
on what kind of material it is safe to install the luminaire.
on what kind of material it is safe to install the luminaire.
Suitable for direct mounting on fl ammable surfaces. The
article cannot be covered with insulating material or other
similar materials.
article cannot be covered with insulating material or other
similar materials.
F
Not suitable for direct mounting on fl ammable surfaces,
only on non-fl ammable surfaces.
only on non-fl ammable surfaces.
F
Suitable for direct mounting in/on fl ammable surfaces. The
article can be covered with insulating material.
article can be covered with insulating material.
IP values
IP stands for ‘Ingress Protection’ and is always followed by 2 digits.
The fi rst digit specifi es the degree of protection against dust or solid
objects. The second digit indicates the luminaire’s resistance to water.
The higher the rating, the higher the level of protection is.
The fi rst digit specifi es the degree of protection against dust or solid
objects. The second digit indicates the luminaire’s resistance to water.
The higher the rating, the higher the level of protection is.
The table below shows the IP ratings occurring in Massive articles and
explains the meaning behind both digits.
explains the meaning behind both digits.
Silver label
The silver label is a label that is present on every luminaire. Usually it
is placed as close to the light source as possible. However, when this
interferes with the look of the article, it is placed on the bottom or
back.
is placed as close to the light source as possible. However, when this
interferes with the look of the article, it is placed on the bottom or
back.
On the silver label you can fi nd the following information:
• brand and article number
• Voltage, frequency and maximum wattage
• Fitting
• F symbol
• Marks (country-specifi c and general)
• Country of origin
• Voltage, frequency and maximum wattage
• Fitting
• F symbol
• Marks (country-specifi c and general)
• Country of origin
Voltage, frequency and wattage
The voltage and wattage of your luminaire are indicated with the
technical information about your luminaire. This can be found on the
packaging and on the silver label.
technical information about your luminaire. This can be found on the
packaging and on the silver label.
• Voltage
The voltage represents the strength of an electric current. The most
common voltages for household use worldwide are 110 V, 220 V,
230 V and 240 V. All Massive articles are suitable for 230 V; most of
them are also suitable for 220 V-240 V.
230 V and 240 V. All Massive articles are suitable for 230 V; most of
them are also suitable for 220 V-240 V.
• SELV
SELV stands for safety extra-low voltage. Luminaires with SELV have
such a low power output that there is no danger of electrical shock.
They need to be connected to a transformer before being connected
to the power supply and are always class III.
They need to be connected to a transformer before being connected
to the power supply and are always class III.
• Frequency
Frequency is measured in Hertz (Hz) and indicates how many times
per second an alternating current is transmitted from a power plant.
This is 50 Hz for most of the world, although the Americas usually
have a frequency of 60 Hz. Most Massive luminaires work on both
50 Hz and 60 Hz. Check the technical specifi cations to make sure.
This is 50 Hz for most of the world, although the Americas usually
have a frequency of 60 Hz. Most Massive luminaires work on both
50 Hz and 60 Hz. Check the technical specifi cations to make sure.
• Wattage
The maximum wattage of a luminaire is determined by tests
prescribed by the International Standard for luminaires (IEC60598).
Respect the maximum wattage to reach the full life expectancy of
your luminaires and to avoid accidents.
Respect the maximum wattage to reach the full life expectancy of
your luminaires and to avoid accidents.
First digit
Second digit
Protection against objects
of more than 12.5 mm in
diameter
of more than 12.5 mm in
diameter
Protection against objects
of more than 2.5 mm in
diameter
of more than 2.5 mm in
diameter
Protection against objects
more than 1 mm thick or in
diameter
more than 1 mm thick or in
diameter
Protection from the
amount of dust that would
interfere with the operation
of the equipment
amount of dust that would
interfere with the operation
of the equipment
Dust tight
No protection
against water
against water
IP20
Protection from
vertically dripping water
vertically dripping water
IP21 R
IP41 R
Protection from
sprayed water
sprayed water
IP23 S
IP33 S
IP43 S
Protection from
splashed water
splashed water
IP24 T
IP44 T
IP54 ëT
Protection from
jetting water
jetting water
IP65X
Protection against
temporary immersion
temporary immersion
IP67 Y
Protection against
complete, continuous
submersion in water
complete, continuous
submersion in water
IP68 Y
IP ratings occurring in Massive articles and the meaning behind both digits