Round LED Mirror 80 cm - Cutting-Edge Technology and Magnificence

→ Material: AGC MIROX mirror glass
→ Lighting: 12V LED 2835, 120 pcs / mb
→ Glass and housing thickness: 40 mm
→ Distance from wall: 25 mm
→ Power supply: 230V IP67 – 12V power supply, integrated, hidden behind the mirror glass
→ Component certificates: CE, IP44, CTC, ROHS
→ Edge finish: Trapezoidal cut and mirror polished
→ Manufacturer's warranty: 2 years

→ Fixing to a placo partition

→ Step 1: Mark the fixing points on the partition using a spirit level to ensure perfect alignment of the mirror.
→ Step 2: Use a drill equipped with a suitable bit to drill the holes at the marked locations.
→ Step 3: Insert Molly anchors (special expansion anchors for placo) into the drilled holes to ensure a solid fixing.
→ Step 4: Screw the hook screws into the Molly anchors. Make sure they are tight for good stability.
→ Step 5: Hang the mirror on the hook screws and adjust it so that it is straight.

→ Tools required for fixing to placo:
→ Drill
→ Drill bit suitable for placo (6 mm diameter)
→ Molly Ankles
→ Screw hooks
→ Spirit level
→ Screwdriver or electric screwdriver
→ Tape measure
→ Pencil to mark the fixing points

→ Fixing to a solid wall (brick, concrete, etc.)

→ Step 1: Mark the fixing points on the wall using a spirit level to ensure correct alignment of the mirror.
→ Step 2: Use a drill with a concrete bit to drill the holes at the marked locations.
→ Step 3: Insert anchors suitable for the hard wall (expansion or classic anchors).
→ Step 4: Screw the hook screws into the dowels and make sure they are securely fastened for optimal stability.
→ Step 5: Hang the mirror on the hook screws and check that it is securely in place.

→ Tools required for fixing to a solid wall:
→ Percussion drill
→ Concrete drill bit (6 mm diameter)
→ Expansion anchors or classic anchors for hard walls
→ Screw hooks
→ Spirit level
→ Screwdriver or electric screwdriver
→ Tape measure
→ Pencil to mark the fixing points

Electrical Connection Instructions for your 80 cm Round LED Mirror

→ 1. Direct connection with 5m cable and electrical plug provided
→ Step 1: Unroll the 5 meter cable supplied with the mirror.
→ Step 2: Plug the electrical plug directly into a standard wall outlet.
→ Step 3: If necessary, adjust the cable length by cutting off the excess with wire cutters. Strip the wires using a wire stripper before reconnecting the plug.

→ Tools needed:
→ Cutting pliers (if you need to shorten the cable)
→ Wire stripper (to reconnect wires)
→ Screwdriver (if necessary to screw the plug back in after modifying the cable)

→ 2. Connection behind a partition and connection to a junction box
→ Step 1: Drill a cable passage in the partition at the desired location.
→ Step 2: Run the mirror cable through the partition to a junction box or connection point.
→ Step 3: Connect the wires to the junction box following the appropriate electrical diagram (phase, neutral, ground).
→ Step 4: Close the junction box and check that the connection is secure before turning the power back on.

→ Tools needed:
→ Drill with suitable bit (to drill the partition)
→ Wire stripper (to strip wires before connection)
→ Screwdriver (to screw the connections into the junction box)
→ Cable detector (to ensure there are no existing wires before drilling)

→ 3. Making a groove in a wall and passing the cable through a duct
→ Step 1: Mark the location where the groove will be made on the wall.
→ Step 2: Use a groove cutter or grinder to create the groove in the wall.
→ Step 3: Insert an electrical conduit into the groove to protect the cable.
→ Step 4: Route the mirror cable through the conduit to the connection point (junction box or outlet).
→ Step 5: Once the electrical connection has been made, close the groove with filler or plaster.

→ Tools needed:
→ Grooving machine or disc cutter (to make the groove)
→ Tape measure and pencil (to mark the location of the groove)
→ Electrical sheath (to protect the cable)
→ Wire stripper (to strip wires before connection)
→ Screwdriver (for electrical connections)
→ Coating or plaster (to close the groove after the cable has been passed)