Clipsal - Lighting Ceiling Rose Large Cover, 4 Terminal

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Clipsal - Lighting Ceiling Rose Large Cover, 4 Terminal | White Electric

Item Number: 93B-WE

The Clipsal Lighting Ceiling Rose has 4 pillar type terminal points on the base, incorporating cable entry for a range of flexible cords. It is rated 500V, 15A and has a larger than usual diameter of 91mm. It is 37mm high.

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Specifications

Design

Product brand

Clipsal

Product or component type

ceiling rose

Colour tint

white

Physical

Provided equipment

  • cover
  • base

[ue] rated operational voltage

500 V

Rated current

15 A

Fixing mode

by screws

Reach free of svhc

Yes

Toxic heavy metal free

Yes

Mercury free

Yes

Rohs exemption information

Yes

Environmental disclosure

ENVPEP2308049EN

Eu rohs directive

Pro-active compliance (Product out of EU RoHS legal scope)

Reach regulation

Free of Substances of Very High Concern above the threshold

China rohs regulation

 Pro-active China RoHS declaration (out of China RoHS legal scope)

Others

Legacy weee scope

In

Package 1 bare product quantity

1

Average percentage of recycled plastic content

0 %

Outside of Europe

Weee label

N/A

Weee exclusion rationale

Component not in scope – non independent function

Weee applicability

Component

Unit type of package 1

PCE

Number of units in package 1

1

Package 1 height

3.5 cm

Package 1 width

9 cm

Package 1 length

9 cm

Package 1 weight

82 g

Total lifecycle carbon footprint

1 kg CO2 eq.

Carbon footprint of the manufacturing phase [a1 to a3]

0.41310816607978856

Carbon footprint of the manufacturing phase [a1 to a3]

0.4 kg CO2 eq.

Carbon footprint of the distribution phase [a4]

0.022901256441737326

Carbon footprint of the distribution phase [a4]

0 kg CO2 eq.

Carbon footprint of the installation phase [a5]

0.03191274631628143

Carbon footprint of the installation phase [a5]

0 kg CO2 eq.

Carbon footprint of the use phase [b2, b3, b4, b6]

0.34718

Carbon footprint of the use phase [b2, b3, b4, b6]

0.3 kg CO2 eq.

Sustainable packaging

No

Carbon footprint of the end-of-life phase [c1 to c4]

0.20244606056187395

Carbon footprint of the end-of-life phase [c1 to c4]

0.2 kg CO2 eq.

Pvc free

No

Halogen-free status

Halogen free product

Silicone-free 

No

Take-back

No

Product contributes to saved and avoided emissions

No

Removable battery

N/A

Total lifecycle carbon footprint

1.0175482293996811

Average percentage of recycled metal content

0 %

Packaging made with recycled cardboard

No

Packaging without single use plastic

No

Halogen-free status

Halogen free product

Pvc free

No

Silicone-free

No

End of life manual availability

N/A

Take-back

No

Warranty (in months)

18
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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I conduct a Fault Loop Impedance Test using a 493 Spark-e-Mate installation tester?

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How do you perform an RCD test using the 493 Spark-e-Mate installation tester?

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How to test an RCD to AS/NZS 3003 using a 493 Spark-e-Mate tester?

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VIDEO - Spark-e-Mate - How to Change Mode & Disable the Desensitisation Routine

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A Quick how to video to show changing the mode on the Spark-e-Mate 493BTLi unit to Safe Mode, Super Safe Mode, Turbo Mode and then back to Normal mode. An explanation of each of the modes is also included and how these influence the tripping of RCDs during the Fault Loop or Earth Continuity testing. This video then shows how to disable the Desensitisation routine on the Fault Loop and Earth Continuity tests which can cause RCD tripping in some cases.

Why can't I send my report from Spark-e-Log via email on my iPhone?

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On the iPhone there is no ability to select from what app the email is generated. Due to this iPhone requires that its default email app be set up with an account so that these report emails can be sent through this default app.

Why are all my tests in Spark-e-Log coming up as failed?

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Spark-e-Log does not have the ability to determine what values are passes or failures. This determination should be made by the qualified person doing the tests. You can select within the settings of Spark-e-Log if you wish to have the results default to failure or pass. If set to failure you will need to change them all to passes if the values tested are correct otherwise if set to pass you will still need to confirm the values obtained during testing are a pass or fail and will need to change those that fail to fail.

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