3.
INSTALLATION: Polaris 50 Ceiling
3.1
Workload data
Bending moment M
B
Vertical weight F
G
3.2
Shortening the ceiling tube
Loosen the fastening screws for the socket.
Pull the socket, complete with cable, out of the ceiling
tube using pliers on the inner ring.
Before shortening the ceiling tube, remove the cable from
the ceiling tube.
Use a hacksaw to shorten the upper end of the ceiling
tube to the desired length, and then debur it.
Remove the fastening screw "C".
Insert the ceiling tube "A" into the ceiling bracket "B" and
enlarge the existing hole in the ceiling holder to 9 mm in
diameter with the drill. Drill the opposite hole separately.
Note: Pull the cable through from the lower side to the upper
pipe side (the 3-pin plug first) after sawing and drilling.
Refit the cable with the socket into the ceiling tube.
Align the threaded hole in the socket precisely with the
existing hole in the ceiling tube and install the fastening
screw.
135 Nm
140 N
A
C
B
3.3. Installing the ceiling holder
DANGER
Assembly by qualified personnel
Assembly must only be carried out by qualified per-
sonnel. Lack of appropriate knowledge may pose a
danger to life.
Two people are needed for assembly.
DANGER
Risk of death from falling luminaire.
The ceiling mount must only be fitted to ceilings with
a concrete stability class of B25 (C20/25) or higher.
There should be no contact with the reinforcement
sections of the solid ceiling during mounting. When in
doubt, a licensed technician must approve installation
on the specific installation surface. The load-bearing
capacity of the ceiling structure must be planned,
checked and confirmed by a structural engineer
beforehand.
The holes must be drilled by a professional, in com-
pliance with the drilling tolerances permitted by the
manufacturer of the fastening anchor. If a drilling error
occurs, such as drilling into a reinforcement bar, a struc-
tural engineer must be consulted.
Install the luminaire so that the vertical stops are not
continuously stressed during operation.
With plaster or cladding coating concrete, the faste-
ning anchor must be driven completely into the concrete.
The screws must be tightened carefully using a torque
wrench according to the specifications of the fastening
anchor manufacturer.
DANGER
Risk of death from electric shock.
All poles of the power cable must be disconnected
from the power grid by an lockable external switch.
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