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EXP-MS-N4X-AT-HV-V5

Larson Electronics, LLC

 Phone: 

Fax: (903) 498-3364

www.larsonelectronics.com

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Motion Sensor

Warning: Be sure power is off at the breaker before opening enclosure!

Motion sensor settings are fully adjustable using the dip switch settings on the front of the 

sensor. This will require you to open the enclosure and remove the housing that contains 

the sensor inside. To do this: 

Loosen the set screw holding the front cover of the enclosure in place and turn it 

counterclockwise to remove the cover. 

Remove the housing from the enclosure and loosen the screws to free the motion 

sensor. 

Note: 

Dip switches may be accessible from the side without 

loosening the 

housing to free motion sensor, but this will make it much easier. 

Adjust dip switches to desired settings, 

see below for settings particulars.

 

Tighten screws of housing back down with sensor positioned in such a way that both

sensors on top are unobstructed. Pass wiring through notch cut in the back of the 

housing so it is not pinched when placing back into the enclosure. 

Place housing assembly back down into the enclosure, passing wires through hub, 

and replace the front cover. Tighten set screw to hold front cover in place. Take care

not to pinch any wires when doing this. 

INPUT

OUTPUT

Daylight sensor

Daylight threshold

Hold Time

Detection Range

Installation hole

Disable

50lux
10lux

2lux

Detection area

Detection area means detection 
coverage. lt can be adjusted by 
combining DIP swithches for 
specific application.

Hold-time 

Hold-time means the time 
period the light will be ON after 
the last detection.

Daylight threshold

Daylight sensor priors to motion 
sensor.Set threshold for specific 
needs. lf Disable, only motion 
sensor works.

5s

90s

5min

15min

100%

75%
50%
10%

 Switch UP 

 Switch DOWN

Dip Switch Settings

Timer

This unit is also equipped with a programmable timer that works in conjunction with the motion sensor to operate the 

associated fixture for a certain amount of time after motion is last detected. This timer is adjustable using the dials and 

screws on the face of the timer itself to adjust the settings, and this requires removal of the cover and housing just as 

outlined above for the motion sensor. Once cover and housing have been removed, refer to the tables that follow to setup 

your timer as desired. 

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