Feit Electric FT0532 CFL User Manual

Feit Electric Company CFL

User Manual

User manual 1. Purpose Feit’s CFL has implement ed three phosphors together into one comp act fluorescent. It is a new type of li ght resource of green environment. The product’s applications are practical for supermarket s, shopping centers, retail stores, and gymnasium. 2. Characteristics Homelite’s CFL provides instant start, long-life and high lumen output. The lamp is designed to perform up to the industry st andards by using less electricity . Lamp can operate under -18 °C below zero degrees Celsius. From Homelite’ s testing results shows the self ballast lamp only uses 20% of the electricity and it is compared and equivalent to a regular incandescent bulb. 3. Directions 1) For Safety purposes, the lamp fixt ure must be powered of f before being installed, changed or being cleaned 2) This self ballast lamp cannot be operated with dimmer device. In order to keep the lamp’s high performance it should be used in defined voltage. 3) This Lamp can be perform ed under environmental areas in temperature from -18° C to 45° C, it cannot be used in enclosed fixture or wet areas. 4) Please check the power , voltage and cont acts of the lamp incase the lamp performs abnormal signs such as the light blinking or the light turns off suddenly 5) Do not hold the tube by the hands wh ile changing or cleaning the lamp. The proper way is to hold the lamp by the plastic housing. 4． Warnning： This device complies with Part 18 of the FCC Rules. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. This product may cause interference to radio equipment and should not be installed near maritime safety communications equipment or other critical navigation or communication equipment operating between 0.45–30 MHz. If this occurs, please change outlet or move the lamp far away from other appliance. Feit Electric Company 4901 Gregg Road Pico Rivera CA USA

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