Wiring An Intellibrite Controller To Intellibrite Led Lights; Vac Intellibrite Led Landscape Lights - Pentair INTELLIBRITE CONTROLLER Guía De Instalación Y De Usuario

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Wiring an IntelliBrite Controller to IntelliBrite LED
Lights
Maximum wattage when using multiple lights with controller
When using multiple IntelliBrite LED lights, the total allowable light wattage is
300 Watts maximum. The following example combination of IntelliBrite LED
lights can be connected to the IntelliBrite Controller:
• Three (3) IntelliBrite LED pool lights (each light 26 Watt maximum)
• Two (2) IntelliBrite LED spa light (18 Watt maximum)
• Eight (8) Landscape LED lights (each light 15 Watt maximum)
To wire multiple 120 Volt IntelliBrite LED Lights to an IntelliBrite Controller:
1. Route the IntelliBrite LED Light cord and the three wires (white,
green and black) from the GFCI, up through the conduit opening,
and into the outlet box.
2. Strip the ends of the three light conductors, and the three GFCI wires.
Note: Use underwater lights with water resistant cord only.
3. Using the ground screw in the outlet box, secure the green ground
wire from the light, and the GFCI to the back of the outlet box.
4. Connect the red wire from the Controller, to the red wire, which is at-
tached to the black wire of the light at the junction box.
5. Connect the white wire from the Controller to the white wire from the
light cord, and the white wire from the GFCI (neutral).
6. After the wiring has been completed and checked, proceed to
"Installing the Controller in the Outlet Box" on page 10.
12 VAC IntelliBrite LED and Landscape Lights
IMPORTANT! When installing 12 VAC IntelliBrite LED and Landscape
lights, connect the lights to the secondary 12 VAC output of the step down
transformer, then connect the IntelliBrite controller to the 120 VAC primary
input of the step down transformer.
INTELLIBRITE CONTROLLER Installation and User's Guide
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RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK OR ELECTROCUTION
TURN power OFF at circuit breaker - Always
disconnect power to the pool light at the circuit
breaker before servicing the light. Failure to do
so could result in death or serious injury to
installer, service person, pool users, or others due
to electrical shock.