70 cm Round LED Mirror – Innovation and Comfort for Your Bathroom

→ Material: AGC MIROX mirror glass
→ Lighting: 12V LED 2835, 120 pcs / meter
→ Thickness: mirror glass and housing – 40 mm
→ Distance from wall: 5 mm
→ Power supply: 230V
→ IP67: 12V power supply, integrated and hidden behind the mirror glass
→ Component certificates: CE, IP44, CTC, ROHS
→ Edge finish: trapezoidal cut and polished mirror, covered with a laminated panel in a chosen color
→ Manufacturer's warranty: 2 years

Instructions for mounting your 70 cm LED Round Mirror

→ Follow these instructions to securely mount your mirror, whether on a placo or a solid wall. Make sure you use the correct tools and accessories for each type of support.

→ Fixing on placo partition
→ For a placo partition, use special placo anchors to ensure the stability of the mirror.
→ Tools needed:
→ Drill with bit suitable for placo
→ Screwdriver
→ Spirit level
→ Marking pencil
→ placo anchors (Molly anchors recommended)
→ Hammer (if necessary to drive in the dowels)
→ Steps:
→ Position the mirror in the desired location and use the pencil to mark the fixing points on the partition.
→ Check that the markings are level using the spirit level.
→ Drill holes at the marked locations, using a drill bit suitable for placo.
→ Insert the Molly plugs into the drilled holes. If necessary, tap them lightly with the hammer to seat them properly.
→ Tighten the dowels with the screwdriver so that they open behind the partition, thus ensuring a solid fixing.
→ Secure the mirror to the dowels by screwing securely.
→ Check the stability of the mirror by pulling on it lightly.

→ Fixing on a solid wall (concrete, brick, etc.)
→ For a solid wall, use anchors and screws suitable for the material, such as expansion anchors for concrete.
→ Tools needed:
→ Drill with bit suitable for concrete or brick
→ Screwdriver
→ Spirit level
→ Marking pencil
→ Expansion anchors for concrete or brick
→ Hammer (to drive in the dowels if necessary)
→ Steps:
→ Place the mirror against the wall and mark the fixing points with the pencil.
→ Use the spirit level to check that the points are aligned.
→ Drill the holes at the marked locations using a drill fitted with a hard wall bit.
→ Insert the expansion anchors into the holes, tapping lightly with the hammer if necessary to secure them.
→ Place the mirror and screw it firmly into the dowels using the screwdriver.
→ Check that the mirror is securely attached by pulling on it lightly to test its stability.

→ Attention:
→ Ensure the support is stable and the anchors are suitable for the weight of the mirror to ensure a secure fixing.

→ This mirror can be installed in three different ways. Please follow the instructions below depending on the method you choose.

→ Direct connection with 5m cable and electrical plug provided
→ Tools needed:
→ Drill (if wall mounting is required)
→ Screwdriver
→ Multimeter (to check voltage if necessary)
→ Insulating tape
→ Steps:
→ Fix the mirror to the wall using the screws and wall plugs provided (if necessary).
→ Insert the electrical plug into a standard outlet.
→ Use the multimeter to check the voltage if necessary.
→ Turn on the mirror and adjust the lighting to your preferences.

→ Connection Behind a Partition and Connection to a Junction Box
→ Tools needed:
→ Drill
→ Screwdriver
→ Multimeter
→ Voltage detector
→ Insulating tape
→ Wire cutters and stripper
→ Steps:
→ Attach the mirror following the mounting instructions provided.
→ Use the voltage detector to check for current in the cables in the junction box.
→ Strip the wires and connect them properly in the junction box.
→ Use electrical tape to secure the connections.
→ Check the connection with the multimeter before turning the power back on.

→ Creation of a Channel in the Wall with Passage of the Cable in a Sheath
→ Tools needed:
→ Drill and concrete saw (or grinder for the groove)
→ Screwdriver
→ Voltage detector
→ Insulating tape
→ Multimeter
→ Electrical conduit for embedding
→ Filling mortar
→ Steps:
→ Mark the groove on the wall at the desired location.
→ Use the saw or grinder to make the groove in the wall.
→ Insert the sheath into the groove and pass the cable inside.
→ Connect the cable to a junction box following the safety steps with the voltage detector and multimeter.
→ Fill the groove with mortar and let it dry before fixing the mirror.
→ Turn on and check the mirror operation.