Proper wall-mounted installation of LED emergency converters is crucial to ensure their optimal performance and safety. Before starting the installation, it's essential to turn off the power supply to avoid the risk of electric shock. Begin by selecting an appropriate location on the wall, preferably near the LED lighting fixture that the converter will power. The chosen spot should be dry, well-ventilated, and free from potential sources of physical damage.

　　First, use a measuring tape and a pencil to mark the positions of the mounting holes on the wall according to the converter's installation template. Then, drill holes at the marked locations with an appropriate-sized drill bit. Insert wall anchors into the drilled holes to provide a secure base for the screws. Next, hold the LED emergency converter against the wall, aligning the mounting holes on the converter with the wall anchors. Insert the screws through the mounting holes and tighten them using a screwdriver or a drill with a screwdriver bit, ensuring that the converter is firmly attached to the wall.

　　After the converter is mounted, carefully connect the electrical wires. Identify the input wires from the main power source and the output wires to the LED lights, following the wiring diagram provided with the converter. Use wire nuts or appropriate electrical connectors to make secure connections, and ensure that the wires are properly insulated. Finally, restore the power supply and test the LED emergency converter to make sure it functions correctly in both normal and emergency modes. Regular maintenance and inspection of the installed converter, including checking for loose connections and signs of wear, are also recommended to ensure its long-term reliability.