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FIGURE 8
(4)
Study FIGURE 9a for wiring information.
Then thread and fasten the power cable
as indicated in FIGURE 9b.
Warning: Incorrect wiring could damage
the sensor or connected load, and also
may cause electrical harm.
FIGURE 9a FIGURE 9b
(5)
The unit can support slave detector (sold
separately) connection for large area
coverage such as in a corridor or passage
(FIGURE 10a). The connected lamps
will turn on when either the master or
slave detector detects motion. In the
case of slave detector connection, study
FIGURE 10b for wiring information.
FIGURE 10a FIGURE 10b
TEST / ADJUST THE SENSOR AND
LIGHTING SYSTEM
(1) TEST THE SENSOR
Turn the LUX control counterclockwise to
the “T” (TEST) position, and then also turn
the TIME control counterclockwise to the
edge position. (FIGURE 11)
FIGURE 11
Turn the wall switch on and the sensor will
take about 60 seconds to warm up. After
warming-up, the light will turn off.
Walk through the coverage area and the
light will turn on. This confirms that the
wiring was done properly and that the light
is working. The light will turn on for
about 5 seconds and then turn off. Wait
until the light turns off and then move
again to test the sensor.
(2) SETTINGS
TIME ADJUSTMENT
The TIME control knob determines how
long the light will stay on after motion is
detected.
Slave
detector
Master
detector
Door
Door
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