ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
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Wire Nut
x 3
DD
2. For safety and proper operation, the fixture must be
properly grounded. If unfamiliar with the methods for
properly grounding the fixture and mounting bracket,
consult a qualified electrician. If the electrical box is
made of metal and is already grounded, secure the
bare end of the fixture green/copper ground wire to
the mounting bracket using the green grounding
screw (EE). If the electrical box is a non-grounded
type or made of plastic, connect both the fixture
green/copper ground wire AND the green/copper
ground wire inside the electrical box to the mounting
bracket using the green grounding screw. Once
properly grounded, connect the supply leads from the
electrical box to the fixture wire leads using the wire
nuts (DD). The black lead from the fixture connects
to the black supply lead, and the white fixture lead
connects to the white supply lead. Tighten the wire
nuts properly to prevent the wires from coming loose.
If unsure of the tightness, secure the wire nuts using
electrical tape.
Grounding Screw
x 1
EE
3. Position the fixture’s wall plate over the mounting
bracket. Use the machine screws (AA) to secure the
fixture onto the mounting bracket. Tighten the screws
properly. If eave mounting the fixture, position the
sensor head with the adjustment controls and drain
holes facing downward to prevent water damage.
The position of the sensor head should not exceed
45 degrees from horizontal.
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5. Restore power to the electrical box at the circuit
breaker or fuse panel. Make sure the wall switch
that controls the electrical box is still in the
“OFF” position until the fixture can be properly
checked for operation.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
The fixture comes with a 180° motion sensor and a built in dusk-to-dawn sensor. The dusk-to-dawn
sensor disables the motion detector during daylight hours and only allows the motion sensor to activate
the light after dark. The security light will not activate during daylight hours regardless of whether it sees
motion or not.
1. The slide switch on the bottom surface of the motion
sensor has four settings:
TEST-1-5-10
In the “TEST” position, the motion sensor will turn
the lights on for 40 seconds after power is applied to
the fixture. To test your fixture, switch the wall switch
that controls power to the fixture to the ON position.
The lights will come on for 40 seconds regardless
of whether there is motion or not, and regardless of
whether it is day or night. Leave the slide switch in the
“TEST” setting and adjust the sensitivity by crossing in
the path of the sensor. The light will come on only if it
senses movement. Once movement stops, it will turn
off in 5 seconds.
2. There is also a rotary knob on the bottom of the
motion sensor labeled:
SENSITIVITY
Rotating this knob clockwise raises the sensitivity of
the motion sensor for up to 60 ft. of distance.
Rotating the knob counterclockwise lowers the
sensitivity down to as close as 5 ft. It may be
necessary to adjust the “SENSITIVITY” knob several
times until you find the proper setting for your
particular installation. NOTE: The higher sensitivity
level for longer distances (up to 60 ft.) increases the
likelihood of false triggering. For maximum range
performance, allow the fixture to operate in any mode
(with power) for at least 48 hours.
3. The 180° coverage of the motion sensor is
measured side to side. Therefore, the sensor will better
detect motion across the field of view (side-to-side),
rather than motion coming straight at the sensor
(in-and-out). Adjust the motion sensor head so that it
sees motion moving across the coverage area. Make
sure the sensor head is positioned with the front lens
facing slightly downward (5°-15° angle) to prevent
water accumulation on the sensor head. Do not aim
the motion sensor at a body of water, bushes or plants
that may move in the wind, pedestrian traffic, moving
cars, etc., as this will trigger the motion sensor.
4. Once the fixture has been tested for proper
operation and sensitivity, move the switch to the “1,
5, or 10” position. Each of these positions allows the
fixture to go into AUTO motion sensor mode. Each of
these settings indicates the time frame that the light
will remain on after detecting motion. If set for the “1”
setting, the lights will come on for 1 minute after
detecting motion, and then will go off and return to the
AUTO motion sensor mode. When set for “5”, the lights
will remain on for 5 minutes after detecting motion. If
set for “10”, the lights will remain on for 10 minutes
after detecting motion. If motion is continuously
detected during the lights’ “ON” cycle, the lights will
remain on until the motion ceases.
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4. Each light head can be adjusted at the arm and
base of the fixture.
Machine Screws
x 2
AA
DD
EE
AA
4
5
45°
