RAB Lighting GT500 User Manual Download

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RAB

Installation Manual

GT500

GT500R

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Summary of Contents for GT500

Page 1: ...RAB Installation Manual GT500 GT500R ...

Page 2: ...ees small temperature changes caused by the motion of people or cars within its protection zone and turns on lights automatically It welcomes visitors and may deter intruders How long do the lights stay on Lights turn off a short time after motion in the detection range stops You can adjust this time from 10 seconds up to 5 minutes Since the lights are only on when needed and the sensor uses only ...

Page 3: ... of insulation from all leads Connect as shown in wiring diagram 9 Twist on wire nuts Secure with electrical tape 10 Make sure all unused open ings in EZ plate are closed with plugs provided 11 Screw in light bulbs Turn on power 12 Conduct walk test to adjust sensor response TURN OFF ALL POWER AT CIRCUIT BREAKER FUSE PANEL Read entire Installation Manual before proceeding All wiring should comply ...

Page 4: ... handle loads greater than 1 000 watts a qualified electrician should install a relay Multiple Fixtures Power Quality It is not recommended to install sensors on a circuit that also feeds motor loads such as HVAC equipment kitchen appliances or garage door openers The Gotcha circuit is surge and transient protected to IEC specifications However if voltage varies significantly from 120 volts sensor...

Page 5: ...roof box you must use both gaskets with the metal mounting plate sandwiched between 2 Easy Wiring Tip Use the S shaped Hands Free Hanging Hook to hold the EZ plate during wiring 3 Bring power leads and sensor kit leads through holes in all gaskets into junction box 4 Strip off at least 1 2 of insulation from all leads and insert through openings in gas kets and mounting plate Insert close up plug ...

Page 6: ...ommended height of 6 12 feet the detection pattern extends out 40 60 feet and is 110 wide To reduce coverage aim the sensor towards the ground Do Not Locate Gotcha Too High High Mounting reduces range On pole or tree that sways in wind Movement triggers sensor 6 Selecting A Location 110 6 12 60 max Top View Side View 20 40 60 6 12 Correct Correct ...

Page 7: ...sensor Over heating vents dryer vents air conditioners or any object that may move or change temperature rapidly Correct Correct Incorrect Less sensitive More sensitive More sensitive to movement across the pattern Mount sensor in protective area Exposed to rain or icicles Sensor unprotected and view blocked ...

Page 8: ...d from side to side Part of protection pattern Position sensor exactly level from unusable side to side Where reflections come from shiny or light colored objects such as cars windows or white walls Sensor is triggered by Aim sensor away from reflective reflections objects Correct Correct Correct Helpful Aiming Hints ...

Page 9: ...ers sensor Aim sensor away from obstructions Where sensor may detect passing cars Passing cars activate sensor Aim sensor down to avoid activation from passing cars Aimed Above Horizontal Aiming at sun will cause erratic Aim sensor down towards sensor performance ground Correct Correct ...

Page 10: ...erage 5 Remove weatherproofing cap from sensitivity control Turn dial gently with a small screwdriver Less sensitivity may be desired if you wish to protect a limited area or if the sensor is being activated by wind foliage or animals More sensitivity will help cover a larger area 6 Repeat steps 3 thru 5 until you are satisfied with the coverage To conduct another 5 minute walk test turn off the p...

Page 11: ...nd Repair Keep the lens area clean and free of obstructions Do not attempt to open or repair the unit There are dangerous voltages inside and no user serviceable parts For repair service follow your warranty Each Gotcha undergoes rigorous testing and quality control proce dures before it leaves the factory Malfunctions are most often due to incorrect installation or aiming of the unit Lights Do No...

Page 12: ...n the product freight prepaid and insured to RAB Lighting RAB Lighting 170 Ludlow Avenue Northvale NJ 07647 USA RAB Lighting 2004 Toll Free Phone Call our friendly experts 8AM 6PM ET Mon Fri 888 RAB 1000 Toll Free Fax Send faxes to RAB 24 7 888 RAB 1232 Fax On Demand Faxed Information 24 7 888 RAB 1236 E mail Questions and requests answered promptly tech rabweb com www rabweb com Visit our interne...

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