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5

InstallatIon

1  Remove the lock screw at the bottom of the LUX 

assembly (if fitted) then push the lock tab and lift 

the capsule out of the back housing. See Fig 1.

2   If using the Standard Swivel Bracket supplied, 

screw  the  bracket’s  base  to  the  wall  in  your 

chosen location then fit the back housing over 

the bracket and secure it with the locking disc 

and small screw provided. Do not fully tighten 

the  locking  screw  until  you  adjust  the  back 

housing’s  angle  as  required.  See  FIG  2.  The 

Standard  Swivel  Bracket  is  designed  for  wall 

mounting only.

  Installation is similar using the optional Deluxe 

Swivel Bracket - with the added benefit of wall 

or ceiling mounting. Take care to keep the upper 

detection zones off the floor.

  If  mounting  direct  to  the  wall  without  a 

bracket, first fit the blanking plug supplied to 

seal  the  bracket  mounting  hole  in  the  back 

housing. 

3  Prepare your Ness control panel or receiver to 

receive a Learn signal from the LUX Radio PIR. 

(Refer to the control panel or receiver’s manuals 

for instructions on programming/learning radio 

devices.)

4  Insert both batteries, observing correct polarity. 

On power-up, LUX sends a Learn signal to the 

control panel/receiver.

5  LUX  will  be  in  Walk-Test  Mode  for  one  hour 

after  power-up  (ignoring  the  setting  of  the 

Sleep switch) allowing you to walk-test detector 

coverage and radio transmission.

6  Clip the LUX capsule into the back housing - 

inserting the top clip first.

7  Wait approximately 30 seconds for the detector 

to adjust to the environment.

8  Walk  test  the  coverage  by  walking  slowly 

across  the  protected  area.  The  blue  alarm 

LED  indicates  alarm  detection  and  radio 

transmission. During Walk-Test Mode the white 

night-light LED will also turn on, unless disabled 

by the LIGHT dipswitch.

  Adjust the coverage as required by tilting the 

detector horizontally or vertically on the swivel 

bracket.  If  LUX  is  direct  mounted  without  a 

bracket,  the  installer’s  choice  of  mounting 

height and position will entirely determine the 

coverage.

9  When you have finished walk testing, secure the 

detector to the back housing using the locking 

screw provided (small countersunk screw).

detectIon coverage

At  the  recommended  mounting  height  of  2.1m 
to  2.4m,  LUX  detector  coverage  is  up  to  15m  
(HI range setting) or 12m (LOW range setting).
The vertical creep zone is disabled in this model.

2.1m

0.3m

1m

3m

6m

15m

walk-testIng

LUX will be in Test Mode for one hour after power-
up. During this time  it will ignore the setting of the 
SLEEP switch allowing you to walk-test detector 
coverage and radio transmission.
In this mode, the white night-light LED will operate 
even under bright ambient lighting - serving as a 
highly  visible  walk-test  LED  (unless  disabled  by 
the LIGHT dipswitch).

Note 1. The blue Alarm LED will always operate 
in the first hour after power-up regardless of the 
setting of the ALARM LED switch.
Note 2. LUX can also be walk-tested by switch-
ing the SLEEP switch to the 2sec position.

During Test Mode your pets may be allowed into 
the room to walk-test the pet rejection. If the pets 
are  falsely  detected,  check  that  the  detector  is 
not tilted downwards, ensure that RANGE is set 
on LOW and if necessary change PULSE to 3-4. 

Summary of Contents for Lux

Page 1: ...Adjustable Range High R F and E S D immunity High white light immunity SAWR stabilised radio transmitter Capsule design with sealed electronics Front cover tamper protection Long life Lithium batteries supplied Low battery warning signal Hourly Supervision radio signals Includes wall mounting bracket Optional ceiling bracket available ...

Page 2: ...hile the built in ambient light sensor helps save power by enabling the night light only in the dark Ness LUX s capsule design protects sensitive electronic components and provides easy access to the dipswitches and batteries LUX PET AWARE PIR s unique Opposing Fields lens technology ensures high sensitivity to large targets and excellent rejection of household pets This gives it a superior abilit...

Page 3: ...ct Wall Mounting If mounting direct to the wall without a bracket first fit the blanking plug supplied to seal the bracket mounting hole in the back housing Drilling points for flat wall or corner mounting are provided on the inside of the housing Separating the Back Housing Remove the LUX capsule from the back housing to access the batteries and switches FIG 2 Installation of the Standard Swivel ...

Page 4: ...dity which may cause condensation on the lens Always install the detector away from metal surfaces which may shield radio transmissions Before permanently mounting the detector it is recommended that you conduct a radio test with the detector temporarily mounted in the intended position Use the signal strength meter on the alarm panel as a guide to the best mounting position Often a small change i...

Page 5: ...to the environment 8 Walk test the coverage by walking slowly across the protected area The blue alarm LED indicates alarm detection and radio transmission During Walk Test Mode the white night light LED will also turn on unless disabled by the LIGHT dipswitch Adjust the coverage as required by tilting the detector horizontally or vertically on the swivel bracket If LUX is direct mounted without a...

Page 6: ...ll operate when the ambient lighting is semi dark Settings Ness LUX custom settings are set by turning dipswitches 1 6 on or off The dipswitches are easily ac cessible by removing LUX from the back housing Use a small screwdriver or pen tip to set the switches Light Enable Disable the night light ON The night light will function and draw power from battery A Default OFF The night light is disabled...

Page 7: ...at the same time Use only CR123A 3V Lithium Part No 142 028 Batteries are sold individually Battery A Battery B Model LUX PIR Test Mode is 1 hour 2 sec 2min SLEEP DRK LHT Light Level ON OFF Light ON OFF Alarm LED 1 2 3 4 Pulse HI LOW Range Battery A Battery B Correct polarity Tamper Signal The onboard tamper switch transmits a Tamper signal when the detector is removed from the back housing Your N...

Page 8: ...s cordless phones computers TVs and other electronic devices may reduce the range performance While such occurrences are unusual they are possible In this case it may be necessary to either increase the physical separation between the Ness receiver and other devices or if possible change the radio frequency or channel of the other devices 2 Unauthorised tampering physical damage electrical interru...

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