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- Page 1 LIGHTWEIGHT MOBILE LIGHTING TOWER 6x50W LED USER MANUAL Model: LUX S10 – A0012 User’s manual: MI800A00012 Rev.00 Date: 16/09/2019...
- Page 2 Reproduction of this manual is not permitted, unless written approval is obtained from factory. LUXTOWER part of M.E.T.A. srl Via Strada Nuova n.28, 27050 Codevilla (PV)-ITALIA Tel. (+39) 0383 365544 - Fax (+39) 0383 49702...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS SAFETY RULES .................................... 4 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS OBSERVED ............................. 4 ELECTRICAL HAZARD .................................... 5 SERVICING ...................................... 5 SAFETY STICKERS GUIDE .................................. 6 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ................................. 7 MACHINE IDENTIFICATION .................................. 7 TECHNICAL DATA .................................... 8 LIGHTING TOWER COMPONENTS ................................ 9 ... -
Page 4: Safety Rules
SAFETY RULES SAFETY PRECAUTIONS TO BE OBSERVED Read this manual and learn the operating characteristics and limitations of the machine before operating it. The manufacturer declines all liability for injury to persons and damage to components due to not respecting the safety rules. Report all malfunctions to a maintenance responsible. If there are any repairs to be done, do not operate the equipment. Normal service and maintenance, if performed as required, can prevent unexpected and unnecessary down time. This manual describes standard inspections, operation and servicing with the normal safety precautions required for normal servicing and operating conditions. Operators and maintenance personnel must be safety conscious and alert to recognize potential operating or servicing safety hazards at all times. They should immediately take the necessary precautions to ensure safe operation and servicing of the machine. Be aware of operating risks that may be created by weather changes. Follow the correct procedures in the event of heavy rain or electrical storm. Lower tower when not in use, or if high winds or electrical storms are expected in the area. Use protective clothing and safety equipment: gloves, safety boots, safety hard hat, goggles, ear protection, and dust masks when necessary. Know all side clearances and overhead obstructions for safe operation of the machine. ALWAYS make sure area above the tower is open and clear of any kind of obstruction. Position and operate the lighting tower on a firm surface. The machine must be levelled and outriggers extended before raising tower. Keep area around the machine clear of people while raising and lowering the mast. ... -
Page 5: Electrical Hazard
SAFETY RULES ELECTRICAL HAZARD Use jumper cables only. Improper use can result in severe damage and safety risk. NEVER use the machine if insulation on electrical cord is cut or worn through. NEVER operate lights without protective lens cover in place or with a lens cover that is cracked or damaged! SERVICING Only authorized and trained personnel is allowed to perform the machine maintenance. Please read the operator's manual and maintenance manual before using or servicing the machine. HIGH VOLTAGE! This equipment utilizes high voltage circuits. Always exercise extreme caution when trouble shooting or repairing any electrical circuit. Only a qualified electrician should troubleshoot or repair electrical problems occurring on the machine. Disconnect electrical power before removing protective covers on high voltage electrical closures. NEVER allow water to accumulate at the base of the machine. If water is present, DO NOT service! DO NOT service electrical components if your clothing or skin is wet. Never wash the unit with a high pressure hose or with any kind of power washer. Check and replace all missing and hard‐to‐read labels. Make sure slings, chains, hooks, ramps, jacks, and other types of lifting devices are attached securely and have enough weight‐bearing capacity to lift or hold the equipment safely. 5 ... -
Page 6: Safety Stickers Guide
SAFETY RULES SAFETY STICKERS GUIDE Safety stickers meanings Attention! Read user’s manual before operating the machine. Attention, high voltage! Read user’s manual before operating the machine. Attention! Danger of crushing. 6 ... -
Page 7: Technical Specifications
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS MACHINE IDENTIFICATION Information regarding the machine model, code and year of production is on the unit serial number plate. Always quote the machine model and serial number when contacting your dealer, the factory and for any spare parts requests. All of our products Type comply with CE requirements. They are conform to directives and fulfill Lamps all the relevant safety requirements. Power inlet Dimensions L x W x H ... -
Page 8: Technical Data
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS TECHNICAL DATA FLOODLIGHTS DIMENSIONS 440 mm Type LED Power (each) 50W Floodlight installed 6 1450 mm IP level 65 Total lumen 39000 404 mm Illuminated area 1900 sqm 2372 mm Operating temperature range ‐30 ~45 Voltage 230V Frequency 50Hz MAST 2058 mm Lifting method Pneumatic Maximum Height 4,3 m ... -
Page 9: Lighting Tower Components
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS LIGHTING TOWER COMPONENTS 1. Floodlights 2. Handle for manual handling 3. Adjustable stabilizers with tensioner 4. Locking pins for stabilizers 5. Control panel 6. Data plate 7. Lamps switch 8. 230V 16A SCHUKO output 9. 230V 16A SCHUKO Mains inlet 10.Mast lifting manual pump 11.Wheels for manual handling 12.Condensation water exhaust valve 13.Air exhaust valve 9 ... -
Page 10: Lighting Tower Use
LIGHTING TOWER USE LIGHTING TOWER POSITIONING When choosing a location for the lighting tower, bear in mind the following: ‐ Assess site conditions carefully before positioning and operating the machine. ‐ The working area should be relatively level and solid. This will ensure smooth, trouble‐free telescoping of the mast. (which may not telescope properly if the unit is not level.) ‐ Do not position the tower in the vicinity of overhead cables or power lines! ‐ Never raise the mast or operate the tower without properly jacking the unit! ‐ For maximum light coverage and illumination efficiency, locate the unit at ground level or in a spot higher than the area being illuminated by the lamps. ‐ Do not move the tower with the mast raised! STABILIZING THE UNIT Stabilizing the unit as follows: Hold the stabilizer with one hand and pull the locking pin to release it. Pull the stabilizer outward and resting it on the ground. (picture A) Secure the tensioner (1) to the pin (2). Adjust the stabilizers extension keeping the pin (3) raised and pulling out the part (4) ... -
Page 11: Directing The Floodlights
LIGHTING TOWER USE DIRECTING THE FLOODLIGHTS The tower can be rotated up to 360 degrees in order to direct the light as required. LEDs can be opened to fan manually (A). Each LED can be tilted forward manually (B). This way the floodlights can be directed either vertically or horizontally. SWITCH ON THE FLOODLIGHTS Connect the unit to the mains using the plug (2). Switch on the floodlights using the switch (1). ... -
Page 12: Adjust The Mast Height
LIGHTING TOWER USE ADJUST THE MAST HEIGHT Open the first knob, which allows you to free up the movement of the first section of mast. Lifting the first section completely, acting on the hand pump. A section completely raised, proceed to lock it through the handwheel, but only after having stopped the air inlet in the mast. Loosen the second handwheel and repeat the pumping operation and then locking upon completion of lifting. Repeat the operation until you reach the desired height or the complete extension of the column. LOWER THE MAST Proceed to the lowering of one section at a time, starting from the last one that was raised. Then loosen the lower handwheel, act on the valve to discharge the air contained in the mast. Proceed as you go with the next handwheel until the operation is complete. Lock all the handwheels ATTENTION! In case of particularly rigid temperatures, difficulties can occur in the complete lowering of the column for internal ice formation; Normally the weight mounted on the top of the column is sufficient to remove the possible presence of ice. Otherwise use simple denatured ethyl alcohol in the area of the terminal rings at the end of each single extension; if the ice persists, use a heater (max 50 °) in order to remove the thicker ice sheet that prevents the closing of the extensions and subsequently provide for the discharge of the water introduced in the form of condensation of moisture present in the air of filling. This practice must however be adopted on a weekly basis. The limit of use is set at temperatures below ‐ 40 °C. Manual pump ... -
Page 13: Mast Maintenance
LIGHTING TOWER USE MAST MAINTENANCE At the end of each period of use, during the descent phase of the column, carry out an accurate cleaning of the exterior of the equipment with a cloth just damp to allow the removal of dust. Check the general condition of the structure, verifying the presence of air leaks, deterioration of the surfaces for oxidation attack or abrasion. WINTER USE In the winter period it is necessary to empty the condensate water that can form inside the column; this operation must be carried out at the end of the application with a lowered column. Remove the valve (see picture) to allow the drain condensation water. Condensation water exhaust Valve 13 ... -
Page 14: Spare Parts
SPARE PARTS 14 ... - Page 15 SPARE PARTS 15 ...
- Page 16 SPARE PARTS POS. CODE DESCRIPTION 1 AC000_M031_001 PNEUMATIC MAST WITH MANUAL PUMP 2 LUX S10_C000_113 MANUAL PUMP STOP PLATE 3 LUX S10_C000_112 MANUAL PUMP SUPPORT 4 LUX S10_C000_007 STABILIZER COMPARTMENT 5 LUX S10_C004_056 COVER 6 LUX S10_C004_001 SUPPORT BASE 7 AC000_P037_016 RUBBER FOOT 8 LUX S10_C000_018 WHEELS SUPPORT 9 LUX S10_C000_019ZN WHEEL SPACER 10 AC000_M000_128 WHEEL 11 AC000_E000_071 5 POLES CONNECTOR 12 LUX S10_S010_033B TARGA DATI ...
- Page 17 SPARE PARTS POS. CODE DESCRIPTION 31 AS000_E006_053 JUNCTION BOX 32 AC000_E018_008 WIRE HOLDER PG11 33 AC000_E018_007 WIRE HOLDER PG13,5 34 AC000_E006_004 5 POLES CLAMP 35 AC000_E006_003 3 POLES CLAMP 36 LUX S10_C000_024ZN JUNCTION BOX SUPPORT 37 LUX S10_C000_026ZN FLOODLIGHTS SUPPORT 38 AC000_M000_005 HANDLE 39 LUX S10_C000_067ZN FLOODLIGHT SUPPORT 40 AC000_E026_083 FLOODLIGHT 41 AC000_M000_077 PIN LOCK WITH SPRING 42 LUX S10_C000_006 STABILIZER COMPARTMENT 43 ...
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Page 18: Electrical Diagram
ELECTRICAL DIAGRAM 18 ... - Page 19 ELECTRICAL DIAGRAM 19 ...
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Page 20: Warranty
WARRANTY The warranty period Starts on the delivery date to the first purchaser. The machine is covered by warranty for 1 year from the above mentioned date. Only genuine parts should be used to carry out repairs. Failure to use only genuine parts may invalidate the manufacturer’s warranty. The company reserves the right to request the warranty replaced parts back for analysis. All engine warranty issues must be directed to the engine manufacturer, or the manufacturer’s approved engine dealer. The company will not be held responsible if: ‐ the machine has been used to perform tasks that it has not been designed for; ‐ the machine has undergone modifications not approved by the company; ‐ conditions of use have been abnormal; ‐ normal maintenance, compliant to requirements as set out by the manufacturer, have not been adhered to. No payment or expenses refund should be pretended from the manufacturer for normal maintenance or servicing nor any materials used to carry out routine servicing. The warranty is intended to cover diagnosis, repair or replacement of the defective part, and actuating the repair, should a problem arise during the warranty period. These operations will be performed free of charge. 20 ...
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