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USER MANUAL
Self-Contained Emergency Light SG Series
Model: SG209CD2, SG209CD4, SG212CD3
Status Indicators and Testing Buttons
AC
On/Test
Charge
Fail
IR
O
Test
Indicates that the unit is receiving a power supply
Indicates that the unit is receiving a power /
Indicates that the unit is set to perform automatic self-tests /
Indicates if the unit is performing a self-test
Indicates that the unit’s battery is charging
or is a problem with the battery
Infrared signal receiver
LED AC
LED On/Test
LED Charge/Fail
IR
Switch O/Test
1. The unit can be installed on leveled ground or hung up.
2. Install properly and securely to prevent accidents that could cause damage to the unit or
other people and property.
3. Plug the unit into a power socket with a 230VAC power supply. The emergency lamp will remain
on for about 2 seconds before turning o, Notice the LED will show the status as follows.
3.1 The LED “AC” will turn on indicating that the unit is receiving power.
3.2 LED “On/Test” lit or flashing slowly indicates the status of the unit ready to use.
3.3 The LED “Charge“ will be on when the battery is charging.
3.4 The LED “Charge” will be o when the battery is fully charged.
4. When the unit is operational, tests can be performed.
4.1 Pressing the “O/Test” switch the emergency lamp will remain on for about 5 seconds before
turning o.
4.2 Unplug the unit from the 230VAC socket and the emergency light should turn on automatically
and plugging the unit back in should cause the emergency lamp will remain on for about 5 seconds.
5. During power outages the emergency light should automatically turn on and will turn o
automatically and start charging the battery once power is restored.
Installation and Operation
Caution: Please always read the manual prior to installation and operation.
Press to turn o the lamp and the system of the unit
(while the power is o or the unit is not plugged in)
Press to test the device’s availability
(during normal circumstance and the unit is plugged in)
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Summary

Status Indicators and Testing Buttons

LED Indicator Descriptions

Explains the function of LED AC, On/Test, and Charge/Fail lights on the unit.

Testing Button Functionality

Details the purpose and operation of the Off/Test switch for device testing.

Installation and Operation

Mounting and Power Connection

Guides on securely installing the unit and plugging it into a 230VAC power supply.

Operational Behavior and Testing

Describes unit status during power connection and how to perform functional tests.

Important Notes and Indicator Details

Usage Environment and Storage

Provides crucial notes on installation environment, temperature, and battery storage.

Detailed Indicator Meanings

Comprehensive explanation of AC, On/Test, and Charge/Fail indicator lights' displays and meanings.

Remote Testing and Dimensions

Remote Testing Functions

Explains the buttons on the remote for testing device function and auto battery test.

Physical Dimensions

Provides front view, back view, and side view dimensions in millimeters (mm).

Troubleshooting Common Problems

Power and Activation Issues

Addresses problems like no AC light or emergency light not turning on after power loss.

Short Operation Time

Troubleshoots why the emergency light only operates for a short duration.

Warranty and Service Information

Warranty Terms and Conditions

Outlines product warranty coverage, void conditions, and required documentation.

Contact and Support Details

Provides contact information for SUNNY's customer service and the importer.

Summary

Status Indicators and Testing Buttons

LED Indicator Descriptions

Explains the function of LED AC, On/Test, and Charge/Fail lights on the unit.

Testing Button Functionality

Details the purpose and operation of the Off/Test switch for device testing.

Installation and Operation

Mounting and Power Connection

Guides on securely installing the unit and plugging it into a 230VAC power supply.

Operational Behavior and Testing

Describes unit status during power connection and how to perform functional tests.

Important Notes and Indicator Details

Usage Environment and Storage

Provides crucial notes on installation environment, temperature, and battery storage.

Detailed Indicator Meanings

Comprehensive explanation of AC, On/Test, and Charge/Fail indicator lights' displays and meanings.

Remote Testing and Dimensions

Remote Testing Functions

Explains the buttons on the remote for testing device function and auto battery test.

Physical Dimensions

Provides front view, back view, and side view dimensions in millimeters (mm).

Troubleshooting Common Problems

Power and Activation Issues

Addresses problems like no AC light or emergency light not turning on after power loss.

Short Operation Time

Troubleshoots why the emergency light only operates for a short duration.

Warranty and Service Information

Warranty Terms and Conditions

Outlines product warranty coverage, void conditions, and required documentation.

Contact and Support Details

Provides contact information for SUNNY's customer service and the importer.

Overview

  1. Function Description
  2. Important Technical Specifications
  3. Usage Features
  4. Maintenance Features

This document describes the SUNNY Self-Contained Emergency Light, SG Series (Models: SG209CD2, SG209CD4, SG212CD3), a device designed to provide illumination during power outages.

Function Description

The emergency light is a self-contained unit that automatically turns on when the main power supply is interrupted. It features an internal battery that charges when connected to a 230VAC power source and powers the lamps during outages. The device includes status indicators (LEDs) and testing buttons for monitoring its operational status and performing self-tests. It can be installed on a leveled surface or hung up.

Important Technical Specifications

  • Power Supply: 230VAC.
  • Battery: Internal, rechargeable.
  • Operating Temperature: Not to exceed 40 degrees Celsius.
  • Storage Temperature: Under 25 degrees Celsius.
  • Emergency Lighting Duration: The unit is designed to supply lighting for at least 120 minutes during a "Battery Fail" condition, or for the duration tested with a remote control.
  • Dimensions:
    • Front View: Approximately 210.0 mm (width) x 215.0 mm (height).
    • Side View: Approximately 70.0 mm (depth) x 215.0 mm (height).
    • Back View: Approximately 138.0 mm (width).

Usage Features

Installation:

  1. Place the unit on a leveled surface or hang it securely to prevent accidents.
  2. Plug the unit into a 230VAC power socket. The emergency lamp will briefly turn on for about 2 seconds before turning off, indicating initial power-up.

Status Indicators (LEDs):

  • AC (Orange LED):
    • Continuous orange light: Unit is receiving normal AC power.
    • Off: Unit is not receiving AC power.
  • On/Test (Green LED):
    • Continuous green light: Automatic battery test system (Auto Test) is turned off (via remote).
    • Slow blinking green light (every 2 seconds): Automatic battery test system (Auto Test) is turned on (via remote).
    • Fast blinking green light (every 1 second): Unit is performing a battery test (Auto Test).
  • Charge/Fail (Red LED):
    • Continuous red light: Battery is charging.
    • Off: Battery is fully charged.
    • Blinks three times every 15 seconds ("Battery Fail"): Emergency light supplied lighting for less than 120 minutes, or less than the time tested with a remote control.
    • Blinks four times every 15 seconds ("Charging Fail"): Battery charging system is not charging, charger is not cutting off, charging circuit cuts off, or battery charge decreases too quickly.
    • Blinks five times every 15 seconds ("Lighting Fail"): System encounters an abnormality in the lighting system (e.g., loose cables, broken bulbs).

Testing Features:

  • Off/Test Switch (on unit): Pressing this switch will turn on the emergency lamp for about 5 seconds before turning off. This also allows turning off the lamp and system when power is off or the unit is unplugged. When plugged in, it tests device availability.
  • Remote Testing: A remote control provides additional testing functionalities:
    • 5 secs button: Tests device function for 5 seconds.
    • 30 mins button: Tests device function for 30 seconds.
    • 60 mins button: Tests device function for 60 seconds.
    • On (Auto Test) button: Turns on the auto battery test system.
    • Off (Auto Test) button: Turns off the auto battery test system.
    • Light Off button: Cancels the test.

Automatic Operation:

  • During power outages, the emergency light automatically turns on.
  • Once power is restored, it automatically turns off and begins charging the battery.

Maintenance Features

Battery Maintenance:

  • For optimal operational life, the battery should be charged every 3 months if the unit is stored.
  • If the "Charge/Fail" LED blinks four times (Charging Fail) or the battery is not fully charged after prolonged charging, the battery may need replacement.
  • If the "Charge/Fail" LED blinks three times (Battery Fail), the battery may be deteriorating or past its operational lifetime.

Troubleshooting:

  • No power/AC LED off: Check 230VAC power supply, plug/socket connection, and AC.230V fuse.
  • Emergency light doesn't turn on after power outage: Check for faulty lamp, loose circuit wiring, or blown DC fuse.
  • Emergency light only turns on for a short time: Battery may not be fully charged, or it's past its operational lifetime/deteriorated. Charge until "LED Charge" indicator turns off, or contact customer service for battery replacement.

Warranty and Service:

  • Warranty is valid only if the "warranty card" is filled and returned within 7 days of purchase.
  • Covers internal parts for a specified duration from the purchase date.
  • Warranty is void if:
    • Unit used outside intended purpose or with incompatible equipment.
    • Unit damaged by impact (dented, scratched, missing/distorted parts).
    • Unit modified or repaired by non-certified personnel.
    • "Sticker Warranty Void" is removed or torn.
    • Damage from negligence or incompetent use (swollen/overcharged/short-circuited/drained battery).
    • Improper storage (exposed to moisture, rust, internal circuitry damage).
    • Damage from AC power supply malfunction.
    • Damage from natural disaster (fire, moisture, submersion, chemical damage) or unavoidable circumstances.
    • Damage from animals or insects.

Important Notes:

  • Always read the manual carefully before installation and operation.
  • Install indoors, away from direct sunlight and humidity.
  • Do not install in environments exceeding 40 degrees Celsius.

Sunny SG Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandSunny
ModelSG Series
CategoryLighting Equipment
LanguageEnglish

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