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Photometer: FM-1/4/6 with Wiper-Washer Unit

Litostrojska cesta 44/d, SI-1000 Ljubljana

T +386 (1) 514 18 00, F +386 (1) 514 18 04
info@itaia.si, www.itaia.si
Table of Contents

1 Safety Information and Caution ..........................................................................1

1. 1. General .............................................................................................................................. 1
1. 2. Safety Precautions ............................................................................................................. 1

2 Guideline for Connection and Use .......................................................................3

2. 1. Field of Use ........................................................................................................................ 3
2. 2. Mounting and placement .................................................................................................. 3
2. 3. Connections ....................................................................................................................... 4
2. 4. Onboard indicators ............................................................................................................ 6
2. 4. 1. Serial Communication Port ...................................................................................... 7
2. 4. 2. Use of 230 V AC Contactor / LST Outputs ................................................................ 7
2. 4. 3. Use of U/I Analog Outputs ....................................................................................... 7
2. 5. Wiper-Washer option ........................................................................................................ 8
2. 6. Calibration ....................................................................................................................... 10

3 PC Software “Street Light Vision” ...................................................................... 11

3. 1. Setting up PC Communication ......................................................................................... 11
3. 2. Writing Data to the Photometer ...................................................................................... 12
3. 3. Reading Data from the Photometer ................................................................................ 14
3. 4. Data Logging .................................................................................................................... 15

4 Maintenance ..................................................................................................... 16
4. 1. Checking and Maintenance ............................................................................................. 16
4. 2. Servicing........................................................................................................................... 16
4. 3. Troubleshooting .............................................................................................................. 17
4. 4. Spare Parts ....................................................................................................................... 17

5 Technical Specifications .................................................................................... 18

5. 1. Environmental Conditions ............................................................................................... 19
5. 2. Transport and Stocking .................................................................................................... 19
5. 3. Disposal ........................................................................................................................... 19

6 CE Declaration of Conformity ............................................................................ 19

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1 Safety Information and Caution

1. 1. General
The device, connected and used in accordance with following instructions, is safe to use. All
electrical parts are protected against water, dust and dirt by the relevant IP class. Housing
prevents direct contact with any parts under voltage. Connection of the device must be done in
accordance with local standards. Prior to commission control measurements must be preformed
to ensure safe and correct operation.

! CAUTION: For any injury resulting from improper use,

! the user takes full responsibility.

BEFORE MOUNTING AND CONNECTION READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY!

THE CONNECTION OF DEVICE MUST BE DONE BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL!

PRIOR TO CONNECTION, UNPUG ELECTRICAL POWER!

DO NOT BLOCK ACCESS TO ELECTRICAL PARTS USED FOR EMERGENCY STOP, CLEANING AND
MAINTENANCE!

METAL PARTS OF THE HOUSING MUST BE GROUNDED!

MAKE SURE NO WATER GETS IN TOUCH WITH PARTS UNDER VOLTAGE!

Fire-extinguishing Gear

In case of fire use CO2 based fire extinguisher and other equipment following procedures in
accordance with fire-safety regulations.

1. 2. Safety Precautions

Safety precautions provide personal safety and long service life of the device. Any person taking
part in mounting, connecting or maintaining the device must follow this manual and local safety
regulation.

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Before starting:

Disconnect circuit breakers at input and output of the device and make sure
there is no voltage present.
Make sure power stays disconnected during the time of mounting and
connecting.
Take special care when working on a device installed in areas with high-voltage
present.
Check grounding connection.
Provide protection against touching the parts under voltage.

Technical Support

Litostrojska cesta 44/d, SI-1000 Ljubljana

T +386 (1) 514 18 00, F +386 (1) 514 18 04
info@itaia.si, www.itaia.si

In case of malfunction please provide us with following information:

type of the device,

serial number,
errors detected,
overall time of operation,
environmental conditions and
application information.

We take no responsibility for proper operation and any consequence resulting from use in
discordance with this manual. Safety measures must be provided by user working with the
device.

Declaration of Conformity

The device complies with relevant European directives (CE declaration of conformity):

– Electromagnetic compatibility (ULRS, no. 132/2006)

Directive 2004/108/EC and its amendments

– Low voltage Directive (ULRS, no. 27/04)

Directive 2006/95/EC and its amendments

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2 Guideline for Connection and Use

2. 1. Field of Use

Photometer FM-1/4/6 is designed for measurement and regulation of traffic area illumination.
Based on L20 measurement according to CIE standard it establishes adequate illumination at any
time of day and in any light conditions. Integrated logic controller and software provide a
complete solution for tunnel lighting regulation with no external controller necessary.

Photometer is provided with analog U/I outputs for additional PLC or SCADA connection.
Multiple-channel 230 V AC programmable contactor or control-line driving outputs are available
for local lighting control. Full function control, measuring range, output channel switching and
time averaging interval are PC programmable using software provided.

2. 2. Mounting and placement

Photometer comes with wall/pole fixture; special pole fixture is also available (optional). When
used for tunnel entrance portal-lighting measurement, the photometer is installed at the
stopping distance before the tunnel entrance. It should be pointed directly towards the
entrance. When mounting the photometer on a pole, take special care of proper pole
grounding, including any foldings or joints!

When it is used to measure in-tunnel light conditions, it should be mounted at the height of app.
4.5 metres and pointed to the spot one reaches in 3 seconds at maximum allowed speed. In that
case the driver’s view cannot be simulated accuratley due to mounting height and measuring
result shoud be adopted by correction factor (usually between 1.05 and 1.20). For in-tunnel use,
especially in long tunnels choose full-stainless steel housing option.

Once mounted, an undisturbed view-field of the photometer must be provided. There should be
no light sources or any light reflecting objects in the photometer’s view-field. Any of those can
considerably affect light measuring accuracy.

After final adjustment of tilt and position tighten all the folding joints firmly!

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2. 3. Connections

Photometer is connected to the mains power supply 230 V AC and to the tunnel light controlling
system. All connections are done from the back side with cover removed. When removing back
cover or making any connections, DISCONNECT POWER supply first! Cables of 3-9 leads and
minimum 0.75 mm2 must be used for 230 V AC power outputs. For analog U/I outputs and
communication coaxial 2-4 lead data cables are recommended. Maximum connection distance is
up to 400 metres. Available connection possibilities and outputs depends on actual model and
add-on options.

After final connection and successful commissioning place desiccant bag provided in the
photometer’s housing and push it towards the front window. Make sure it is not touching any
electrical part! Cable-inlet glands and back cover must be well tightened after final connection!

analog
U/I/f output

power
supply /
n X 230 V AC
contactor / LST
output

Fuse

Picture 1: Connectors behind the rear cover

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 pin port voltage description
1 L-power 230 V AC power
2 PWR ground / grounding
3 N-power 230 V AC power
4 out F 230 V AC contactor/wiper out. F
5 out E 230 V AC contactor/pump out. E
6 contactor/ out D 230 V AC contactor out. D
wiper & pump
7 out C 230 V AC contactor out. C
8 out out B 230 V AC contactor out. B
9 out A 230 V AC contactor out. A
10 PC GND 0 V DC programming/control
11 RS 232 RX ± 12 V DC programming/control
12 /485 TX ± 12 V DC programming/control
13 LOGIC I/O fport 0-15 V DC freq./rangeout; Eventin
14 analog GND 0 V DC
15 analog Iout 4-20 mA current output
16 analog Uout 0-10 V DC voltage output

Table 1: Pin out and description

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 DATAAQUISITION

U(Lseq)

I(Lseq)

R s h u n t+R li n e

R s h u n t + R li n e
> 1 00 0 Ω
< 6 50 Ω
GND

Eventin
fout
TX/ D -
programing / control
RX/ D + RS-232/485
GND

J2 J1 A
4-20mA
23 2

0-10V B
48 5

485
C
J3
D RELAYS / CONTACTORS /
232 LST 230 V AC
E
F
N
PE
F

Picture 2: Photometer connection

2. 4. Onboard indicators

LED indicators on the PCB visible from the back side indicate current light conditions (green) and
contactor output status (red) (see Picture 1). Other LEDs are status indicators and have no
meaning for the user.

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 2. 4. 1. Serial Communication Port

The photometer's selectable communication port can be configured for RS-232 or RS-485. Swing
soldered jumpers J1...J3 to the right position according to the protocol (see Picture 2). Connection
distance can be up to 20 metres for RS-232 and 300 metres for RS-485. Communication supports the
complete set of photometer’s functions, setup parameters and output values (see FM Command Set
document).

When serial communication is used for on-line data transfer always choose RS-485. Use RS-232 for
parametric setup or laboratory use only.

2. 4. 2. Use of 230 V AC Contactor / LST Outputs

Outputs are used for main lighting contactor connection or LST power line control (see SiLST
documentation). They can be directly connected to the coil-side of contactors for light-chain
switching (check contactor’s coil voltage!). Use PC software to distribute switching combinations. The
FM-1 example is shown in Table 2.

A B C D LED
regulation light output
green,
level condition pin 9 8 7 6 1 2 3 4
red
0 B < L1 230 V AC / / / ON / / /

1 > L1; B < L2 / 230 V AC / / / ON / /

2 > L2; B < L3 / 230 V AC 230 V AC / / ON ON /

3 > L3; B < L4 / / / 230 V AC / / / ON

4 B > L4 230 V AC 230 V AC / 230 V AC ON ON / ON

Table 2: Indicating LEDs and contactor outputs

Green LEDs indicate estimated switch-level combination (no averaging delay) due to current
light condition. Red LEDs indicate current status of 230 V AC outputs (averaging affected). For
example: At first level LED-A is lit when light conditions are within the limit set for L1. After
preset averaging time the red LED-A and contactor output A will be switched on.

2. 4. 3. Use of U/I Analog Outputs

Analog outputs directly follow current light conditions (no averaging is applied). There are voltage (0-
10 V) and current (4- 20 mA) outputs for this purpose. Simultaneous use of both is not recommended
and can affect accuracy. However 230 V AC contactor outputs can be used at the same time with no
affect to accuracy. For example: tunnel lighting can be switched using contactor outputs while light
conditions are monitored via analog output.

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Voltage output is overload protected with current limited to 30 mA. For installation distance
exceeding 100 metres the use of a current output is recommended.

For light level calculation use following equations:

B(U) = Brange * U / 10

B(U) = light level at output voltage U (cd/m2)

Brange = measuring range (100 / 1000 / 10000 cd/m2) or specified
U = measured voltage value (V)

B(I) = Brange * ( I - 4 ) / 16

B(I) = light level at output current I (cd/m2)

Brange = measuring range (100 / 1000 / 10000 cd/m2) or specified
I = measured current value (mA)

2. 5. Wiper-Washer option

When using wiper and washer, they are connected to the last two (E, F) of 230 V AC outputs. Do
note: Those outputs cannot be used for the contactor purpose at the same time, hence the contactor
channels can be down by two with some models!

Use one of the free glands on the back cover of the FM to inlet Washer-pump power cable. When
making any connections, DISCONNECT POWER supply first!

A
B
RELAYS / CONTACTORS/
C
. ..

LST 230 V AC
D
Washer pump

Wiper triger

N
PE
F

Wiper
N

Picture 3: Wiper-Washer connection

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Wiper is factory mounted to the FM and connected to the electronic board. Cable outlet is installed
through the gland on the bottom of the FM housing. For pin assignment of wiper-connector see
Picture 4.

Picture 4: Wiper-connector pin assignment

NOTE:
Using Wiper-Washer option reduces number of available 230VAC outputs for lighting control!

Water pump and tank installation

Fasten the metal cage to a wall or a pole and make water-hose and cable installations. Connect
the free end of the water hose to the one coming from the wiper nozzle. Some nozzle or wiper
blade adjustment may be necessary to obtain the best washing result.

Connect the pump power cable in the transformer/connection box mounted on the cage to the
power supply terminal J5 on the board inside and cover the terminal with the silicone sheath
provided. Use a suitable cable sectioned at minimum 1.5 mm2. Any electrical connection must
be performed with the power supply disconnected and the FM circuit-breaker open!

Depending on the version, the pump can be provided with different power supply voltages.
Check your FM for the correct value. Find the position of the fuses on the board.

The pump is supplied with the fuse in position FUS1 (for a 230 V AC power supply). Move the
fuse into the correct holder according to the FM voltage if different (see Picture 5).

Picture 5: Fuse holders

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NOTE: Only one fuse can be installed at a time!

After installation tighten the connection box cover and all the cable glands firmly.

Take the plug out of the tank along with the pump and fill the tank with water. If the
temperature falls below 3 °C add an adequate amount of antifreeze additive. Insert the pump
back in the tank and tighten the cap. The system is now ready to be powered.

2. 6. Calibration
Factory calibration:

Place of installation: ___________________________________ date: _____________

Recalibrations:

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3 PC Software “Street Light Vision”

Software StreetLightVision is used to configure and monitor photometer’s working parameters.

Install the software to any folder on the computer running MS Windows 2000 or higher. The
program is executed by clicking on the SLV icon. Graphical user interface of the program is divided
into three tabs. Default System Settings tab appears at the start.

3. 1. Setting up PC Communication

Prior to communication, the photometer must be connected to the computer and communication
properties must be set. Connect PC’s COM or remote ETH/serial port to the photometer’s
communication port. For RS-232/485 settings on the photometer see 2. 4. 1 Serial Communication
Port in this manual.

Picture 6: Photometer system settings

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StreetLightVision software selects COM1 as default. If the port is occupied by any other device,
the message “Port closed!” appears. In this case select another port and click Open port button.
When port is successfully opened, the message “Port OK!” appears. Communication speed is
fixed at 9600 bps. When communicating, photometer must be powered on!

Next step to successful communication is selecting the photometer’s correct ID number which is
used to identify the photometer when there is more than one device connected to the bus (RS-
485). It is factory preset and it is recommended to use the last two digits of the device’s serial
number (see back side sticker) as the ID. Select the ID number in upper field prior to
communication. User can change the photometer’s ID number. Use this procedure when there
is another device with the same ID on the bus only. Write new ID into the field and click New ID
button. The numerical data within 0…255 can be selected. Make sure to write down the new ID!
If ID is forgotten, power off and on the photometer. Set the ID and New ID to 0 and click New ID
button. This resets the ID to default last two digits of the serial number. It can only be done as
the first command after power on!

System Settings

Photometer’s system and calibration information can be seen on System Settings tab. System
Settings button is for calibration and test purpose only and has no meaning for the user. Click
Read button to check system information.

3. 2. Writing Data to the Photometer

Select working parameters, switching combinations, working modes, etc. in the
StreetLightVision Configuration tab. By clicking Write button data is downloaded to the
photometer. Data is only applied to device with accurate ID number (see System Settings). If the
download is done successfully, read data is refreshed in all of the fields. In case of an error
during the procedure, “Error!” message appears. In that case check the ID number and try
downloading again.

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 Picture 7: StreetLightVision - configuration tab

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Contactor Outputs

When Manual Manipulation option is selected user can manipulate contactor outputs by clicking
Level..., Event... or contactor A...F on/off buttons. Currently switched on contactors will be
marked red after first read/write operation. No Read / Write clicking is required.

When Light Level option is selected the photometer responds to user defined contactor-output
combinations. Fields Level 1...16 represent the upper limit for each switching combination. They
can be set for each level independently in cd/m2. Only numerical data entries are accepted.
When using less than 16 light level combinations, fill the rest of Light Level fields with zeroes,
and first zero-level-field with the combination used when the highest level specified is exceeded.
(see: Picture 7; Table 2) . Click Write button to apply any changes.

Averaging interval is the moving-average of light-level calculating time in minutes before

contactor outputs are switched. This eliminates switching due to short-time light changes (e.g. a
car approaching) and provides hysteresis between the light levels. Numerical data within 1 and
24 minutes can be selected. Click Write button to apply any changes.

There are two more combination fields Event 1, 2. Fill those with combinations used on special
events (e.g. accident or fire). The combination is engaged when photometer receives event
status information via communication or frequency port (when configured as Event input).

Wiper/Washer function is used with optional unit. When set, C and D contactor outputs are
dedicated to the washer pump and wiper motor. Select the washing interval in days for
photometer’s front screen cleaning or apply immediate action by clicking Clean Now button.
Wiper-Washer option reduces number of available 230 V AC outputs for lighting control by two. Click
Write button to apply any changes.

Range

Use Range setting to define measuring sub-range of the photometer. Always use the lowest
range possible, making sure that light level never exceeds it. In Auto Range mode photometer
switches ranges according to light conditions and offers best accuracy. Use this option when
light level data acquisition is done from serial communication or contactor outputs. When using
analog U/I outputs, choose fixed range R1-R3. Click Write button to apply any changes.

3. 3. Reading Data from the Photometer

By clicking Read button data is read from the photometer. Data is only read from the device with
the matching ID number. After reading, data is refreshed in all fields.

Light Level Read

Manual setting reads light level and any other device’s parameter by clicking Read button. Use
Auto setting to read light level and contactor status information only. Data is automatically read
according to Logging interval (see 3. 4. Data Logging). Light level data is not affected by
averaging delay.

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3. 4. Data Logging

Light level monitoring and data logging parameters are set on Data Logging tab.

Picture 8: Data logging - zoomed view

Light Level Read field in the Configuration tab must be set to Auto to activate data logging.
Table, graph and data files are updated each time Light Level data is read from photometer.
Logging interval is time in minutes between two readings. The numerical data between 1 and 60
minutes can be selected. If the number 0 is selected, logging interval is 1 second.

To save logged data click Export button and save *.txt file to your computer. The dialog window
appears for you to select the name and file location.

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Click Clear button to clear all logged data from the table and graph. To monitor specific data
more closely select the data range in table and click Zoom button.

Data logging can be paused by clicking on the table. To continue set the Auto option in Light
Level Read field of Configuration tab again. Logging is also paused when the table is cleared,
zoomed in or when data is being exported.

4 Maintenance

4. 1. Checking and Maintenance

It is recommended to:

check the device for any visible damage (max. 1 month interval),
fill the cleaning liquid to the washer tank if installed (max. 1 month interval),
clean the front screen of the photometer (max. 2 months interval),
clean the housing (1 year interval),
check the wiper blade rubber if installed (1 year interval) and
recalibrate (2 year interval).

Note!
The device requires regular checks and maintenance. Keep your maintenance and service log up
to date. Shorten check intervals if required.

Maintenance personnel must be qualified for the job;

Maintenance contractor company must provide education and training;
Regular testing and checking must be exercised as described in this manual and
local standards;
Any maintenance activity must be noted in the log.

4. 2. Servicing
Servicing can only be done by authorised qualified personnel.
Keep a servicing log.

Servicing for the time of warranty is provided by manufacturer exclusively. After that time it can be
done by an approved maintenance contractor.

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4. 3. Troubleshooting

Error Possible cause Action

- no power supply
- check power
- burned fuse
No LED is lit. - change fuse
- light conditions are out of any
- fix photometer setup
programmed range
- burned fuse
- change fuse
- light conditions are out of
No contactor output is active. - fix photometer setup
programmed range
- shorten averaging interval
- to long averaging interval
- burned fuse - change fuse
No analog output is active.
- no connection or short circuit - check connection

The washer pump - the tank is empty - fill cleaning liquid

supply no water - burned fuse - change fuse

Software messages
- note appears at start of the
Note: “Port closed!” program if another device is
occupying the port
- note appears by unsuccessful
Note: “Wait…” communication with
photometer
Note: "... is not a valid integer - note appears when other than
value." integer value is being entered
- close other applications
- check/change serial port
- check ID number of the device
- check power supply and data
connection to the photometer
- try data transmission again
- check serial COM port
- entered data must be numerical
integer

Note: “Maximum value for - note appears if averaging - entered data must be between
Averaging Interval is 24 minutes!” interval exceeds 24 minutes 1 and 24

Note: “Maximum value for - note appears if averaging - entered data must be between
Cleaning Interval is 30 days!” interval exceeds 30 days 0 and 30

4. 4. Spare Parts

Parts that need to be changed must be replaced with original or functional equivalent parts
approved by the manufacturer.

User serviceable parts:

Photometer fuse: F 2,5/4 A 5 x 20 mm

Washer pump fuse: T 4 A 5 x 20 mm
Wiper blade rubber: car wiper compatible 43mm

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5 Technical Specifications
Basic technical data is also visible on a sticker on the back side of the photometer.

Sensor silicon photodiode, Vλ filter

Spectral range f0 555 nm -human eye like
Spectral error < 5 % according to CIE
Full viewing angle 20° (as standard); (5° - 30° available)
2
Measuring ranges 0-100; 0-1.000; 0-10.000 cd/m
(0- 100; 0- 1000; 0- 10.000 cd/m2) (see calibration)
Accuracy L20; linearity > 3 % +0,5 % of range; > 1 %
Dew & Temperature control heater 25 W
Sensor-room temperature stability ±1°C
Temperature range -40 °C to +70°C
Power supply 230 V AC ±15 %
Frequency 50 - 60 Hz
Max. control power 2 A / 460 W
Power consumption < 30 W
Fuse F 2,5 or 4 A (5x20 mm); depends on model & options
Casing IP68 ; Stainless steel / PC
Size (W x H x D) 395 x 135 (230) x Ф 145 mm
Weight 4,2 kg
Fixtures X - Y adjustable: wall / wall-tilt / pole sideway /pole on-top
Communication port RS-232/485 / 9600 bps

Analog outputs:
0 - 100/1.000/10.000 cd/m2 0 -10 V; min. loop resistance: 1000 Ω
(0 – 65/650/6.500 cd/m2) 4 -20 mA; max. loop resistance: 650 Ω

Contactor/LST 230 V AC outputs:

Number of channels 4/6 depends on model & options
Output voltage 230 V AC; 0,5 A/CH (16 A peak);
common fuse 2,5/4 A
2
Adjustable range 0 - 10.000 cd/m (0 –6.500 cd/m2); auto ranging
Averaging interval 0 - 24 min

Wiper
Power supply 230 V AC
Power consumption < 7W
Temperature range -20 °C to +60°C
Casing IP66, Reinforced polypropylene / Stainless steel / Aluminium

Washer Pump and Tank

Power supply 230 V AC / 120 V AC / 24 V AC
Power consumption < 18W
Temperature range +60° C max.
Reservoir capacity 5l
Delivery head; tube length 5m max.; 5m
Casing IP56, Polyethylene tank / Stainless steel cage
Size (W x H x D) 217 x 272 x 254 mm
Weight 3.5 kg

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5. 1. Environmental Conditions

Maximum environmental temperature is +70 °C; 24 hour average temperature must not exceed
+40 °C. Lowest environmental temperature is –40 °C. Relative air humidity must not exceed 50%
at maximum temperature. Higher humidity is allowed at lower temperature (e.g. 95 % at +20 °C).

Sea-level elevation must not exceed 2000 metres. When using above 1000 metres consider
lower air dielectricity and different cooling conditions.

5. 2. Transport and Stocking

Transport the device in the original packing if possible. When that is not available use protective
air bubble foil and protect exposed areas with Styrofoam. If needed place it on wooden pallets.

Temperature while transporting and stocking should be between -25 °C and +70 °C.

Avoid stocking for longer periods of time. After transporting and mounting allow the device at
least 1 hour time to settle down before commission. In case that the device is not to be used for
a longer period of time, store it in a dry, well ventilated place at room temperature!

5. 3. Disposal

Lifetime of the device significantly depends on the way of use, installation, maintenance and working
conditions. Production year is visible on the sticker on the back side. Dispose a deteriorated or ruined
device to a place for industry electronic-components disposal according to local regulation.

Components particularly dangerous for the environment (batteries, chemicals, etc.) should be
disposed to special places.

6 CE Declaration of Conformity
CE declaration of conformity ensures that the device is safe to use and has been checked and tested
to the specified standards. CE statement is enclosed.

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 http://www.itaia.si, info@itaia.si

ES - IZJAVA O SKLADNOSTI
CE DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

Manufacturer (name, address):

Proizvajalec (naziv, naslov):

ITAIA d.o.o.
Litostrojska 44/d
1000 Ljubljana

We declare under our sole responsibility that

s polno odgovornostjo izjavljamo, da

product: Photometer
proizvod: Fotometer

(type, model):
(tip, model):
FM/FG -1/4/6/8_xx

is in conformity with the provisions of the following regulations:

ustreza zahtevam naslednjih predpisov:

- Low voltage Directive (Uradni list RS, no. 27/04)

Low voltage directive 2006/95/EC and its amendments

- Electromagnetic compatibility (Uradni list RS, no. 132/2006)

EMC directive 2004/108/EC and its amendments

and complies with the requirements of the following standards:

in izpolnjuje zahteve naslednjih standardov:

SIST EN 61010-1:2010
SIST EN 61000-3-2:2006
SIST EN 60529:1997 +A1:2000
SIST EN 61000-3-3:1997+A1:2009
SIST EN 61000-6-1:2007
SIST EN 61000-6-3:2007
Safety requirements for electrical equipment for measurement, control and
laboratory use-Part1:General requirements
EMC-Part 3-2: Limits for harmonic current emissions (equipment input
current <= 16A per phase)
Degrees of protection provided by enclosures (IP Code)
EMC-Part 3-3: Limitation of voltage changes, voltage fluctuations and
flicker in public low-voltage supply systems, for equipment with rated
current <= 16A per phase and not subject to conditional connection
EMC-Part 6-1: Generic standards - Immunity forresidential, commercial
and light-industrial environments
EMC-Part 6-3: Generic standards-Emission standard for residential,
commercial and light-industrial environments

Year of affixing of CE mark:

Leto, ko je bil CE znak nameščen na proizvod: 2007

Peter Strmčnik, direktor

Ime in priimek, funkcija
Name, surname, position
 Limited Warranty Conditions

Our products are workmanship and materials fault free and will work according to specification
for a minimum time of warranty (1 year). We provide spare parts and servicing for at least 5
additional years. We will respond to failure notice immediately (7 days at maximum) and fix it
within 48 working days.
During the warranty period we take full responsibility and costs (transport not included) for
removal of any malfunction due to faulty materials or workmanship. After this period we charge
servicing according to used time and replaced parts.

Warranty related obligations come in power with full payment.

Warranty obligations cease to exist:

• in case of improper use or use in discordance to this manual;

• in case of mechanical damage;
• in case of consequential damage due to failure or damage of other devices,
• in case of natural or environmental cause (e.g. lightning discharge, flooding, fire, etc.),
• if the device has been repaired by unauthorized personnel,
• if there are unoriginal spare parts built in the device,
• if there are changes made to the device or their parts without written approval of the
manufacturer.

Servicing obligations cease to exist:

• if the device has been ruined,

• if the device has been repaired by unauthorized personnel,
• if there are unoriginal spare parts built in the device,
• if there are changes made to the device or their parts without written approval of the
manufacturer,
• for the time of overdue payment for previous services.

Sale Data: ___________ Serial number: _________________

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