HOW TO ADJUST THE MOTION SENSOR
After the initial 3-day charge, slide the switch on the main unit to
AUTO position.
On the motion sensor there are threes adjusting knobs: TIME / LUX
1) TIME --- Duration time: Depending on how long you wish the unit
to stay lit after motion stops in the field of vision, the duration
time will adjust from 10 seconds to 1 minute. Note: Once the light
has been triggered by the PIR sensor any subsequent detection
will start the timed period again from the beginning..
2) LUX – Lux control level: The Lux control module has a built-in sen
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sing device (photocell) that detects daylight and darkness.(
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position denotes that the loading will be turned on by PIR during
day and night, (
) position denotes that the loading will be
turned on by PIR only at night. You can set to operate the unit at
the desired level by adjusting the LUX knob.
Note: If, in daily position, the unit turns on when it is too light out
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side, turn the control towards (
). however, if the light is not activa
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ting during nighttime because of a street light or bright house light,
turn this control towards (
).
Walking-test:
Point the motion sensor to face the area you want to detect motion
in and set the TIME knob to minimum (-) position and LUX knob to
“light” (
) position. Walking slowly within its detection area, the
sensor can detects moving invisible infra-red radiation given off by a
human body and then turn on the light. Test the coverage of the area
by walking slowly around until not to switch on the light.
ADJUSTMENT OF THE LAMP HOUSING:
Point the lamp housing to face the area you wish to illuminate.
GENERAL ELECTRICAL AND SAFETY WARNINGS
1) The AUTO/OFF switch on the main unit must be in the OFF posi
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tion when changing battery.
2) Do not cut the solar cell wire. Discontinue use if the wire becomes
frayed or broken.
3) Do not immerse components in liquid.
4) Do not use any other charge than the single solar charging panel
provided with the SOLAR PIR SENSOR LIGHT. This may result in
injury or damage to the light and voids any warranty.
5) Position so that the cord is securely fastened and will not result in
a hazard (such as tripping).
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