Publicité
Les langues disponibles
Les langues disponibles
Important Safety Instructions
WARNING: To reduce the risk of FIRE, ELECTRIC SHOCK, OR INJURY TO
PERSONS:
1. Do NOT touch LEDs.
2. Do NOT remove the protective clear LED lens.
3. Do NOT look directly at lighted LEDs for any length of time.
4. Do NOT touch, operate, or install fixture while in contact with water.
5. Electrical requirements: 120 V AC, 60 Hz., 0.31A. Minimum 90° supply
conductors.
6. Do not leave bare wires exposed outside the wall canopy enclosure.
7. Suitable for installation onto round surface mount electrical boxes or
recessed electrical boxes rated for wet locations. Fixture can be wall or
eave mounted. NOT suitable for ground mount installations.
8. Do NOT allow the sensor head to touch the LED head housing. Maintain
at least 1 in. spacing between the LED heads and the sensor head.
9. For proper operation and protection against water damage, the motion
sensor head controls MUST be facing downward.
10. Do NOT mount below 5 ft.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS IN A LOCATION CLOSE TO THE FIXTURE TO
REFER TO THEM AT A LATER TIME.
Select the installation location carefully. Do not install in areas having
pedestrian or motorized traffic, pools or bodies of water, or trees/bushes
that move in the wind. All of these may trigger the motion sensor security
light and may be disruptive to the intended operation of the light. Do NOT
install near other sources of light, as this can fool the Dusk-to-Dawn sensor
into thinking it is daylight.
Installation For Round Surface Mount Electrical Boxes
Disconnect power to the electrical box and remove the old fixture. If more than two
wire leads are present, keep track of which wires were connected together.
1
Fig. 1
2
Fig. 2
3
Fig. 3
wire inside, the fixture grounding wire and the electrical box ground wire should be
connected together using one of the wire nuts included (Fig. 3). If the electrical box is
made of metal and already grounded, secure the bare end of the fixture ground wire
to the mounting strap marked "GND" using the green grounding screw. Connect the
supply leads from the electrical box to the fixture wire leads using the wire nuts. The
black lead from the fixture is connected to the black supply lead and the white fixture
lead is connected to the white supply lead (Fig. 4). Tighten the wire nuts properly to
prevent them from coming loose. If needed, use electrical tape to secure the wire
nuts onto the wire leads. Push the excess wires back into the electrical box.
4
Fig. 5
5
Fig. 6
properly seals the gap between the wall plate and the electrical box to prevent water
seepage into the electrical box.
6
45°
Fig. 7
Pull the supply wires out of the electrical box. Using the
machine screws that fit the electrical box, secure the
mounting strap to the electrical box, making sure that
the side marked "FRONT" is facing out (Fig. 1).
Remove the protective paper barrier from the adhesive
face of the foam gasket. Trace the supply wires through
the openings in the gasket and adhere the gasket to the
mounting strap and outer edge of the round surface
mount electrical box (Fig. 2).
For safety and proper installation, the fixture must be
properly grounded. If unfamiliar with the methods of
properly grounding the fixture, consult with a qualified
electrician. A green copper ground wire is
pre-attached to the fixture. If the electrical box is made
Fig. 4
of plastic and/or has a green or bare copper grounding
If the light head is loose and will not hold its position
tighten the screws located on the backside of the light
head that surround the pivot joint (Fig. 5). NOTE: Tighten
the screws before securing the fixture to the electrical
box.
Position the wall plate over the mounting strap so the
center hole of the wall plate aligns with the center hole
in the mounting strap. While holding the wall plate in
place, put the long machine screw through the center
hole of the wall plate and mounting strap. Tighten the
screw properly to secure the wall plate onto the
electrical box (Fig. 6). NOTE: Make sure the gasket
If eave mounting the fixture, position the sensor head
with the adjustment controls and drain holes facing
downward to prevent water damage (Fig. 7). The
position of the sensor head should not exceed 45
degrees from horizontal.
45°
- 2 -
Publicité
