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EAVE INSTALLATION 

INFORMATION

IMPORTANT:

 For under eave installation only, 

the sensor head must be rotated as shown in the 

next two steps for proper operation and to avoid 

the risk of electrical shock.

1.  Rotate  the  sensor  head  towards  the  clamp 

screw joint (see Figure 8).

2.  Then rotate the sensor head clockwise 180° so 

the controls face down (see Figure 9).

Note:

 If the sensor pops out of the ball joint, loosen 

the clamp screw and push the sensor back into the 

ball joint. Tighten the clamp screw when done.

TESTING AND ADJUSTMENTS

1.  Turn on the circuit breaker and light 

switch.

Note:

 Sensor has a 1 

1

/

2

 minute warm up period 

before it will detect motion. When first turned 

on wait 1 

1

/

2

 minutes.

2.  Set:

• ON-TIME switch to TEST

• RANGE dial to Midway position

Clamp Screw

Controls

Controls

Controls

Figure 7

Figure 8

Figure 9

Canopy 

Extension

Rubber Plug

Caulk Upper Half of Canopy Extension

Bottom of Sensor

ON-TIME

10  5  1  TEST

MIN MAX

RANGE

Figure 10

3.  Adjust the lamp holders by loosening the lock 

nuts but do not rotate the lamp holders more 

than 180° from the factory setting (see Figure 

10). After positioning bulb holders, tighten the 

lock nuts and apply thread sealant to ensure 

bulb holders do not rotate.

Keep lamp 

heads at least 

25 mm (1") from 

the sensor. 

Avoid water damage and electrical shock - 

keep lamp heads below horizontal.

Lock Nuts

 WARNING: Risk of fire. Do not aim the 

lamp heads at a combustible surface within 

1 meter (3 feet).

Summary of Contents for SH-9910AU

Page 1: ...nting Bolt Owner s Manual REQUIREMENTS The light control requires 230 volts AC If you want to use Manual Mode the control must be wired through a switch It is illegal for persons other than a licensed electricianorpersonauthorizedbylegislation to work on fixed wiring or other electrical installations Before installation record the model num ber listed inside the fixture Attach receipt in case of p...

Page 2: ... higher than 2 4 meters 8 feet aiming the sensor down will reduce coverage distance Do not use dimmer switches or timers with this fixture Thesensoronthislightfixturedetects motion bythemovementofheatacrossthecoveragearea How ever following are examples of objects that also produce heat and can cause the sensor to trigger Pools of Water Air Conditioners Dryer Vents Animals Heating Vents Automobile...

Page 3: ...e When positioningthecanopyextensionformounting do the following Keep the mounting tabs level Make sure the canopy extension is turned as shown in Figure 2 Makesurethehousewiringislocatedbehind or below the rubber grommet 3 Useapowerdrilltodrillintothewalltoprovide a suitable mounting for the screws Canopy extension mounting screws are not included Use4mmdia 8G x30mmscrews Care should be taken to ...

Page 4: ...7 5 Caulk around top half of canopy extension with silicone weather sealant see Figure 7 Terminal Block From Fixture From AC Source WIRING 1 Connect the house wires to the terminal block according to diagram see Figure 4 Make sure all screws on terminal block are tightened securely 2 Removethestrainreliefcoverandplacethehouse wires across the strain relief see Figure 5 3 Replace the strain relief ...

Page 5: ... up period before it will detect motion When first turned on wait 1 1 2 minutes 2 Set ON TIME switch to TEST RANGE dial to Midway position Clamp Screw Controls Controls Controls Figure 7 Figure 8 Figure 9 Canopy Extension Rubber Plug Caulk Upper Half of Canopy Extension Bottom of Sensor ON TIME 10 5 1 TEST MIN MAX RANGE Figure 10 3 Adjust the lamp holders by loosening the lock nuts but do not rota...

Page 6: ...iontimethecontrolwillbeintheAUTO mode 4 Loosen the clamp screw in the sensor ball joint and gently rotate the sensor 5 Walk through the coverage area noting where you are when thelightsturnon also the LED will flash several times when motionisdetected In TESTmode lightwill stayonfor5secondsaf termotionhasstopped and then turn off Move the sensor head up down or sideways tochangethecoverage area Ke...

Page 7: ...le traffic 2 Range is set too high 1 Re aim sensor Reduce range 2 Reduce range Light stays on continuously 1 A lamp head is positioned to close to the sensor or pointed at nearby objects that cause heat to trigger the sensor 2 The sensor may be picking up a heat source like an air vent dryer vent or brightly painted heat reflective surface 3 Light control is in Manual mode 4 Sensitivity is set too...

Page 8: ... or return the Unit to you Exclusions This Chamberlain Limited Warranty does not cover any failure of or defect in the Unit due to 1 non compliance with the instructions regarding installation operation maintenance and testing of the Unit or of any product with which the Unit is used 2 any attempt by a person other than an authorised installer to repair dismantle reinstall or move the Unit to anot...

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