Mirror 140x80 - XXL Rectangular Mirror

Characteristics of the 140x80 Mirror
Supplied with: A 5m long cable and an electrical plug for easy installation.
Material: AGC MIROX mirror glass for superior quality and increased durability.
Lighting: 12V LED 2835, 120 pcs / mb, providing optimal brightness and economic.
Thickness: 40 mm (including mirror glass and housing).
Distance from the wall: 5 mm, for discreet and aesthetic fixing.
Power supply: 230V with an integrated transformer for increased safety.
Protection rating: IP67 – 12V power supply hidden behind the mirror glass, ensuring protection against humidity.
Component certificates: CE, IP44, CTC, ROHS, ensuring compliance with safety and quality standards.
Edge Finish: Trapezoidal cut with polished mirror, clad with laminated panel in custom color.
Manufacturer's warranty: 2 years, for peace of mind when purchasing.

Tools Needed for Wall Mounting the 140x80 Mirror
Tape measure
Spirit level
Marking pencil
Electric drill with appropriate drill bits
Anchors suitable for the type of wall (placo, concrete, etc.)
Suitable screws
Screwdriver (flat and crosshead)
Hammer
Protective gloves
Steps to Fix the 140x80 Mirror to the Wall
Preparation :

Choose the ideal location for your mirror, taking into account height and alignment with other elements in the room.
Measurement and marking:

Use the tape measure to measure and mark the exact location where you want to attach the mirror.
Using the spirit level, make sure the marks are straight to ensure correct fixing.
Preparation of the fixing points:

Depending on the type of wall (placo, concrete, brick), choose the appropriate anchors and screws.
Drill the holes at the marked locations using the drill with the appropriate bit.
Insert the anchors into the drilled holes. Use a hammer if necessary to drive them in properly.
Fixing the supports:

Position the mounting brackets supplied with the mirror onto the dowels.
Screw them securely using a screwdriver or power drill to ensure a firm hold.
Mirror Installation:

With the help of another person, lift the mirror and place it on the brackets attached to the wall.
Make sure the mirror is centered and aligned with the marks you made earlier.
Double check with the spirit level to ensure the mirror is straight.
Final check:

Make sure the mirror is securely attached and does not move.
Gently clean the mirror to remove any fingerprints or dust.

Tools Needed for Electrical Connection of 140x80 Mirror
Screwdriver (flat and crosshead)
Cutting pliers
Wire stripper
Junction box (if necessary)
Cable ties
Multimeter (to check electrical connections)
Protective gloves
Electrical Connection Steps for the 140x80 Mirror
Preparation :

Check that the mirror is in good condition and that all features are intact.
Choice of connection method:

Decide whether you want to plug the mirror directly into an electrical outlet or run the cable behind a partition.
Direct connection to an outlet:

Simply connect the mirror plug to a standard electrical outlet.
Make sure the outlet is easily accessible, secure, and located at least 60 cm from a water source.
Connection behind a partition:

Determine the required cable length based on the distance to the junction box.
Carefully cut the power cable to the desired length.
Route the cable behind the partition, making sure it is well protected.
Connect the cable wires to a suitable junction box, following electrical safety standards.
Making a Cut in the Wall
Steps:
Marking the area:

Determine the location of the groove and mark the start and end points of the cable on the wall using a pencil.
Area protection:

Protect the surrounding area with tarps or masking tape to prevent wall or dust chips.
Performing the bleeding:

Use a groove cutter or grinder equipped with a diamond disc to make the groove.
Cut the groove according to the marks, taking care not to exceed the necessary depth.
Cable passage:

Insert the power cable into the groove.
Closing the bleeding:

Fill the groove with plaster or filler. Smooth the surface so it is ready for repainting or coating.
Final connection:

Connect the cable wires to a junction box or wall outlet, respecting electrical standards (e.g. NF C 15-100 standard in France).
Finalization
Verification :

Test the mirror to ensure all features, including lighting and Bluetooth, are working properly.
Finalization:

If the cable has been cut, insulate the connections and secure everything properly to avoid any risk of short circuit.
Noticed :
Cutting a groove in a wall is a delicate operation that requires DIY skills. If you are unsure whether you can do it safely, it is recommended to call a professional.