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Installation guide for LED Floodlights
Warnings & Cautions
•
To avoid electric shock, serious injury or property damage,
isolate power before installing, removing or servicing the product.
•
It is recommended that luminaires are installed by a qualified
electrician to ensure the installation complies with the local
current wiring regulations.
•
Any broken or damaged parts should be replaced as soon as possible.
•
JCC will not accept responsibility for claims arising from
sub-standard installations; which will void the warranty.
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These products are designed for connection to a 220-240V~ 50/60Hz.
•
The light source of this luminaire is not replaceable: When the light source reaches
the end of it’s life, the whole of the luminaire must be replaced.
•
It may be necessary to upgrade your MCBs to allow for increased inrush current.
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Terminal block not included. Installation may require advice from a qualified person.
•
Do not install in areas that are exposed to continual running water or prone
to flooding.
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Ensure that the mounting surface is both flat and stable.
•
Never remove the lens cover as this will damage the sensor & render all
warranties invalid.
INSTALLATION
ENGLISH
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Read instructions and check that you have all of the tools and
accessories required to complete the installation correctly. Isolate
power supply before starting the installation.
IP65 PIR LED Floodlights
RoHS
Compliant
IP65
jcc
.co.uk
V7_May_2022_RS
Installation procedure
1.
Prepare the mains input cable for termination. Note that this
product is class I and as such must be fitted with an earth connection.
2.
Drill mounting holes and insert suitable wall plugs.
3.
Rotate fitting to access screw mounting points on the bracket and secure
using suitable fixings.
4.
Terminate input wiring to the fitting as per Fig. 1 to the left using a
suitable IP rated connector.
5.
Check seals, gaskets and the cable gland integrity before testing
the luminaire.
6.
Turn on power supply and test for correct operation.
The floodlight will light up for 5 seconds, then turn off. It is now in automatic
PIR detection mode.
Note: The PIR has a manual override function.
To operate the manual override function:
Turn the power OFF/ON/OFF/ON within 3 seconds.
To return to Automatic PIR detection mode:
Turn off power for 5 seconds, then turn power ON.
If the power is off for longer than 15 seconds the floodlight will light up for 5
seconds before activating automatic PIR detection mode.
Positioning The Unit (Fig. 2)
When selecting the mounting position take into account the following points:
1.
The sensor is designed for optimum performance when mounted 2.5
meters above ground level.
2.
Avoid positioning close to trees or shrubs; which may cause false
triggering during windy weather.
3.
Avoid pointing at or positioning close to heat sources such as flu’s of heat
extraction units; which may cause false triggering.
4.
Avoid positioning too close to bright lights, the unit will not function when
setting LUX level to dark.
5.
The sensor is most sensitive to movement across the detection area as
opposed to directly towards or away from the unit.
The Field of Detection (Fig. 3)
The field of detection can be adjusted by rotating the PIR both horizontally
and vertically to avoid any false detections from neighbouring grounds
or streets.
Operation Mode & Adjusting (Fig. 4)
1. ADJUSTING THE LUX CONTROL LEVEL: The LUX control module has a built
in sensing device (photocell) that detects daylight and darkness by rotating
the LUX knob clockwise or anti clockwise/light to dark, you can set unit to
the desired LUX level. Note:
Wait for 5 - 10 seconds for the stability of the
photocell (CDS) when adjusting the LUX level.
2. ADJUSTING THE DURATION TIME: The length of time sensor remains on
after activation can be adjusted from (3seconds to 8minutes). Rotate the
TIME knob to increase or decrease the duration time. Note: Once the load
has been triggered by the PIR detector any subsequent detection will restart
the time period.
3. ADJUSTING THE DISTANCE: Rotate the SENS knob to increase of decrease
the distance of which movement will be picked up, from 4-10 metres.
Figure 1. Mains input
220-240V 50/60Hz / Class I
Live (+)
brown
Earth
yellow/green
Neutral (-)
blue
Available finishes:
10W/20W/30W Black and
White, 50W Black only
Terminal block must comply to EN 60998-2-1 or EN 60998-2-2
Wiring colours are for reference only
*Detection distance will vary,
depending on installation height
Time Delay:
Ambient Light:
Detection Distance*:
Detection Range:
Installation Height:
Standby Power Consumption:
3s to 8 mins
5lux-2000lux
4-10m
120°
2.5m
<0.5W
PIR Specification
Beam angle:
110°
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
Fig. 4
SENS
LUX
TIME
3s to 8mins
4m to 10m 5 lux to 2000 lux
Total circuit
wattage
Lumens LpcW Colour
temp.
Ra
10W
1000
100
4000K 70
20W
2100
105
4000K
70
30W
2800
93
4000K
70
50W
4500
90
4000K
70
General Maintenance
JCC recommends that all exterior products, especially those with stainless steel
components are cleaned with warm water and dried with a chamois leather or
absorbent dry cloth. Weathering, environmental pollution and bird droppings should be
cleaned off with a non-abrasive cleaner suitable for the material type. To preserve the
finish of the product, clean every two to three months. After installation is complete,
then bi-annually, grease or lubricate removable fixings, to help ensure maintenance is
trouble free.
120°
PIR
