Operating Instructions
Battery Replacement
Care and Maintenance
Troubleshooting Guide
Fig. 1
Fig. 6
Fig. 5
Fig. 4
Fig. 3
Fig. 2
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
Fig. 4
Fig. 5
The individual light heads can be adjusted side to
side and up/down independently to aim the light
heads in the direction desired (
Fig. 1
).
The motion sensor can be rotated to position in
the direction of an area to be covered. If the 2 tick
marks are aligned, the motion sensor is focused
straight ahead. The motion sensor can be rotated
approximately 45 degrees right or left of centre
(
Fig. 2
). The motion sensor has a maximum
detection field of 130° at a distance of 9m.
The control knobs for adjusting the operation of
the floodlight (TIME,SENS and LUX) are located
on the back side of the motion sensor. To gain
access to these controls, rotate the sensor
clock-wise until they are in view (
Fig. 3
).
The TIME control knob can be adjusted to control
the length of time the light stays ON when
triggered by the motion sensor (
Fig. 4
). In the far
left position (-), the duration time is approximately
10 seconds. In the far right position (+) the
duration time is approximately 30 seconds.
The SENS control knob can be adjusted to
control the range of the motion sensor (
Fig. 5
).
The far left position (-) sets the motion sensor
range to approximately 0.3m. The far right (+)
sets the motion sensor range to approximately
9m.
The LUX control knob can be adjusted for the
surronding level of darkness needed to activate
the motion sensor (
Fig. 6
). This is quite variable.
The far left position (-) sets for maximum level of
darkness. The far right position (+) sets for a
minimum level of darkness.
When the red LED low battery indicator on the front of the floodlight is lit the batteries
are low and need to be replaced.
Remove the floodlight from the rear housing cover
by gripping the fixture and turning counter
clockwise until the catches disengage from the
rear housing cover (
Fig. 1
).
Remove the screw on the battery
compartment cover (
Fig. 2
). With your
fingertip, pull up on the battery
compartment catch and pull outward
to remove the battery compartment
cover (
Fig. 3
). Remove the old
batteries and discard.
Insert 3 new alkaline C size batteries (not included)
into the battery compartment according to the “+” and
“-” markings near the battery drawings (
Fig. 4
).
Re-attach the battery compartment cover by aligning
the legs on the lower edge of the battery
compartment cover onto the fixture body and close
the cover until the catch at the top engages. Replace
the screw. Do not mix old and new batteries. Cold
weather may have a negative impact on battery life.
Re-attach the floodlight to the
rear housing cover by
positioning the floodlight over
the rear housing cover at an
angle; engaging the floodlight
into the grooves of the rear
housing cover until the
floodlight is seated vertically
(
Fig. 5
).
IMPORTANT:
Periodically clean the fixture and diffuser using a mild, non-abrasive
cleaner and soft cloth. When cleaning the fixture, make sure the power is turned off.
Do not spray cleaner directly onto any part of the fixture or LEDs.
Extreme hot or cold weather could affect the performance of the built-in sensors that
detect body heat. Certain winter clothing can shield a person’s body heat from the
sensor during extreme cold weather. During extreme hot weather, the sensor may not
be able to distinguish the difference between normal body temperatures and the
surrounding high temperatures. The sensor will begin working normally once weather
conditions return to normal.
Problem
Cause
Solution
Fixture does not light.
Light flickers on and
off.
Fixture stays on all
night.
1. ON/OFF switch is not set
correctly.
2. Batteries are defective.
3. Batteries are installed
incorrectly.
4. Battery compartment
cover is loose.
1. Photo sensor is picking
up extraneous light.
1. Heat source/reflective
body in detection area.
1. Momentary heat source
or reflective body.
2. Minor sensor problem.
1. Batteries are depleted.
2. ON/OFF switch is set to
OFF.
1. Changes in meteorological
conditions.
1. Adjust the position of the
sensor.
1. Check or replace batteries.
2. Slide switch to ON position.
1. Turn sensor detection field
away from source.
2. Remove batteries to reset
sensor.
1. Remove heat
source/reflective body from
detection zone or move fixture.
1. Remove batteries to
reset photo sensor settings.
1. Slide ON/OFF switch to ON
position.
2. Replace the batteries.
3. Install the batteries correctly.
4. Check battery compartment
cover and/or screw.
Motion sensor
activates at random
or for no reason.
Motion sensor does
not activate at all.
Detection range varies
from day to day.
Xtralite
Unit 3a Eden business Park
Dunns Close, Nuneaton
Warwickshire, CV11 4NE, UK
+44 (0)2476 586 845
www.xtra-lite.com
One Year Limited Warranty - Made in China
For further product information visit www.xtra-lite.com xtralite is a trading name of
Trinity Xtras Ltd a Company registered in England No 4325172
