STEEL ADJUSTABLE BRACKET FOR HIGHBAY - V-TAC - Black
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This guide is for users of V-TAC high bay lights who need a robust and flexible mounting solution. The V-TAC Steel Adjustable Bracket offers a durable steel construction for secure installation, ensuring your high bay lights are positioned effectively. A key benefit is its adaptability for various environments, though installation may require specific tools.
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| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | VT-9-154/VT-9-212 |
| Brand | V-TAC |
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FAQs
What V-TAC high bay models are compatible with this bracket?
This adjustable bracket is compatible with V-TAC models VT-9-154 and VT-9-212.
Is the bracket suitable for outdoor use?
Yes, the bracket is IP65 rated, which means it is protected against dust and low-pressure water jets, making it suitable for outdoor installations.
What material is the bracket made of?
The bracket is constructed from strong and sturdy steel for durability and reliability.
Does the bracket come with mounting hardware for the surface?
No, the bracket itself does not include mounting hardware for attaching to walls, ceilings, or poles. You will need to use appropriate hardware for your specific installation surface.
How do I adjust the angle of the high bay light?
The bracket features an adjustable mechanism, typically involving screws or bolts, that allow you to set and secure the desired angle for your high bay light.
Can I paint the bracket if needed?
Yes, you can paint the steel bracket. Ensure the surface is clean and dry before application, and use a paint suitable for metal surfaces.
Troubleshooting
Bracket does not seem secure after installation.
Verify that appropriate mounting hardware for your surface type was used and is fully tightened. Ensure the high bay light is also securely attached to the bracket.
High bay light angle slips after adjustment.
Check that the adjustment screws or bolts on the bracket are sufficiently tightened. If the issue persists, consider adding a locking washer.
Visible rust or corrosion.
While the steel is durable, prolonged exposure to moisture in some environments can cause surface rust. Clean the affected area and consider applying a rust-inhibiting paint suitable for metal.
Difficulty attaching the high bay light to the bracket.
Ensure you are using the correct V-TAC high bay model (VT-9-154 or VT-9-212) as specified. Review the mounting instructions for both the bracket and the high bay light.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Robust and durable steel build ensures longevity.
- Adjustable angle provides optimal light direction.
- IP65 rating makes it suitable for harsh environmental conditions.
- Enhances the versatility of compatible V-TAC high bay models.
- Provides a secure and stable mounting solution.
Cons
- Installation may require specialized tools or knowledge.
- Compatibility limited to specific V-TAC high bay models.
- Adds weight and bulk to the overall lighting fixture setup.
- Adjustments might require re-tightening to maintain position.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility:
This bracket is specifically designed for use with V-TAC VT-9-154 and VT-9-212 Highbay Models. Ensure your V-TAC high bay light is one of these compatible models before attempting installation.
Setup:
- Identify Mounting Location: Choose a sturdy and secure surface (e.g., ceiling joist, wall, pole) capable of supporting the weight of the high bay light and bracket.
- Attach Bracket to Surface: Use appropriate hardware (not included) to securely fasten the bracket to the chosen mounting location. Ensure all connections are tight.
- Mount High Bay Light: Attach the V-TAC high bay light to the adjustable bracket according to the light's installation manual. Secure all mounting screws.
- Adjust Angle: Position the high bay light to the desired angle using the bracket's adjustment mechanism. Once positioned, ensure the adjustment screws or bolts are tightened firmly.
Care:
- Periodically check that all screws and mounting points are secure.
- Clean the bracket with a dry or slightly damp cloth if necessary. Avoid abrasive cleaners.
- Inspect for any signs of corrosion or damage, especially in outdoor installations.