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CREATE A BUFFER ZONE:
INSTALL IN CONCRETE:
USE REBAR CAGE ANCHOR IN PAVED AREAS
12/15/17 EC 171215002 Status C Part No. 93065931
Lightvault
®
RGBW LTV81/LTV82 RGBW Installation Instructions
In-grade luminaires often become ineffective or inoperable simply
because they are not installed and maintained correctly. While it is
tempting to install these fixtures below grade, this generally turns out
to be unsatisfactory unless the installation is in a paved area. When
the fixtures are installed too low, they become a collection point for
dirt, mud and encroaching ground cover. With a little preplanning
and care, in-grade luminaires can be installed in a manner that will
promote easy maintenance and longevity. The following installation
methods represent our best recommendations.
When the fixtures are to be installed in areas planted in ground
cover and shrubbery, a buffer zone is needed to prevent lens
overgrowth as the plants mature. Elevating the fixture will
encourage water runoff around the unit rather than over the top.
Advantages of a buffer zone:
Helps prevent lens overgrowth.
Provides a defined edge for trimming.
Provides drainage around fixture and helps keep the lens clean.
Rock-fill partially buffers fixture from corrosive soil and improves
ground drainage.
Visually looks like a flush mounted installation.
Wood Framing
INSTALLATION GUIDELINES:
Remember, always isolate and elevate.
Another option for ground cover, shrubbery or lawn areas is
to encase the fixture in concrete. This has some additional advantages
over the rock-fill method (above).
Advantages of concrete installation:
Allows higher wattage lamps because concrete makes
an excellent heat sink.
Totally isolates fixture from corrosive soils.
Helps prevent lens overgrowth.
Allows edging without scratching fixture.
Provides drainage around fixture and helps keep
the lens clean.
Rock-fill partially buffers fixture from corrosive soil and improves
ground drainage.
Visually looks like a flush mounted installation.
Note: Always use adequate rebar surrounding the fixture to prevent cracking of concrete.
To make fixture installation easier in concrete, use Rebar Cage
Anchor (RCA81/82/83) and tie into paving rebar to support fixture
during concrete pour.
Advantages of paved area installation with
rebar cage anchor
Supports fixture during concrete pour.
Can be easily tied into reinforcing rods used for paving
Easily adapts to any paving material.
NOTE: Concrete foundation is to be designed according
to local soil conditions (by others).
2" to 4"
Above Grade
Rock/
Soil Fill
Concrete must have rebar to prevent cracking
.
Rebar Cage Anchor ties into rebar
to support fixture during concrete pour
.
2" to 4"
Above Grade
CAUTION
All conduit connections must be sealed Per 2011
NEC 300.5 (G) in order for the Pour box to remain dry!
(sealant not supplied.)
!

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Brandkim lighting
ModelLightvault RGBW LTV81
CategoryOutdoor Light
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Installation Guidelines

Buffer Zone Installation

Ensures lens clarity and drainage, preventing overgrowth via a buffer zone.

Concrete Installation Method

Encasement in concrete provides heat sinking, soil isolation, and improved drainage.

Paved Area Anchoring

Use rebar cage anchors for secure fixture installation and support in paved areas.

Safety and Maintenance

General Safety Precautions

Important warnings on grounding, submersible installations, and paved area caution.

Flush Mounting Specification

Details correct depth for flush mounting in concrete for optimal performance.

Molded Housing Installation

Rough-In Procedures

Step-by-step guide for housing preparation, conduit connection, and initial wiring.

Component Module Attachment

Instructions for securely connecting the component module to the housing using specified hardware.

Apple iOS App Setup

Wireless Control Setup

Guide to downloading the app and establishing a Bluetooth connection with the luminaire.

Fixture Grouping in App

Steps for organizing multiple luminaires into groups within the mobile application.

Apple iOS App Color Control

Color Selection Methods

Explains selecting colors via wheel, palette, or device camera for custom lighting.

Preset Management and Dimming

Covers saving custom colors, adjusting intensity, and aiming the fixture for desired effects.

Android OS App Setup

Wireless Control Setup

Guide to downloading the app and establishing a Bluetooth connection with the luminaire.

Fixture Grouping in App

Steps for organizing multiple luminaires into groups within the mobile application.

Android OS App Color Control

Color Selection Methods

Explains selecting colors via wheel, palette, or device camera for custom lighting.

Preset Management and Dimming

Covers saving custom colors, adjusting intensity, and aiming the fixture for desired effects.

Troubleshooting and Settings

Pairing and Connectivity Issues

Addresses common problems with device pairing and Bluetooth signal interference.

Dimming Settings Retention

Explains how dimming settings are retained and the process to set them correctly.