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Installation
the Arlec DIY Movement Activated Sensor Light can be installed mounted on a wall or under
eaves up to 300mm from an existing light globe socket. Use screws and wall plugs provided
(if necessary).
To mount:
1. Ensure that power to current light fitting is disconnected and bulb is removed.
2. Select mounting position within 30cm of light fitting.
3. Hold unit in place and mark screw locations
4. Bore screw holes, ensuring that holes are correct size for screw or wall plug
5. Fit unit using screws. Do not over tighten screws. Ensure that unit is secure.
6. Connect Bayonet adaptor to light fitting socket.
7. Fit rubber weather seals.
8. Insert 2 x PAR38 150W globes (supplied) into fittings on Sensor Light and tighten.
IMPORTANT: When mounting unit, ensure that supply cord is held securely away from globes
using cable clips.
Understanding the controls
Time -
Time “ON” adjustment
The time “ON” control adjusts the time that the lights will remain on after the unit has sensed
movement. To increase time, turn the knob clockwise. To decrease, turn knob anti-clockwise.
Lux -
Light level adjustment
The “Lux” control adjusts at what level of light the unit starts sensing at dusk. This control can
be also used for testing the unit during daylight hours. To test unit, or operate during the day,
turn control knob all the way anti-clockwise. Once unit has been tested the “Lux” control
should be set to approx half way, and adjusted later if required.
Sens -
Sensitivity adjustment
The Sensitivity control adjusts the level of sensitivity of the infrared Sensor. This controls the
amount of movement that is required to switch the lights on. With the knob set to minimum
(anti-clockwise), the unit will only detect large amounts of movement. It is recommended that
in most situations the unit be operated with the “Sens” control set to half.
Arrows indicate movement of heat source
Good sensitivity
Poor sensitivity
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