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1. Remove front cover of
Spotlight by rotating counter-
clockwise as shown above.
Pull face out from cup to reveal
battery holder.
Spotlight Features:
Motion/Light Sensor
:
Light instantly turns on when it detects
motion from up to 30 feet away. The light sensor conserves battery
life by preventing the light from activating in daylight.
Auto Shut-off
: Light shuts off automatically after 20 seconds if no
motion is detected.
Fully Adjustable
: Light can be rotated 360
°
as well as up and down.
Bright LED
: 200 Lumens covers up to 400 sq ft.
Durable, Weather Resistant
: Tight seals and UV resistant material
allow the light to work in all weather conditions.
Multiple Lights
:
Spotlights will activate simultaneously when any
spotlight within the network detects motion. They will deactivate
simultaneously if no motion is detected in the group.
Tips:
•
Use only new alkaline D-Cell batteries with 1.5V rating.
•
Do not mix old and new batteries. If batteries are not new, it may cause the light to malfunction.
•
Install batteries with polarity in correct position.
•
Light may activate when batteries are inserted. Simply take light into a dark room. Allow
batteries to settle, then test activation.
•
If your light will not turn off, it means that it is time to replace the batteries.
4. Determine location for mounting
Spotlight. NOTE: For best performance,
Spotlight should be positioned so motion
sensor is on top and light is on bottom.
5. Remove mounting base by turning
thumb screw counter clockwise.
6. Pull mounting base off stem.
7. Drive three screws into the three
holes located on mounting base.
8. Insert spotlight stem back into
mounting base pointed in desired
direction and tighten thumb screw
in base.
9. Loosen Knuckle screw that
connects spotlight head to
mounting base and adjust
spotlight head to proper
direction as shown above.
Tighten thumb screw.
3. Match arrows then turn clockwise. Make sure unit
is securely closed with arrow pointing past the
lock symbol to ensure weather proof seal is tight.
32333 Aurora Rd. Suite 100 Solon, OH 44139
877.298.9082
Installation Instructions
NetBright
®
Motion Sensing Spotlight
MBN350/340
• 1 Small Screwdriver
• 3 D-Cell Alkaline Batteries
• Wireless Spotlight
• Mounting Base
• 3 Screws
• 3 Anchors
NOTE: Light sensor only allows Spotlight to activate in darkness. We recommend you test in a dark room or closet.
Setting up Lights to a Network
What you need to install:
Thank you
for purchasing the NetBright
®
Motion
Sensing Spotlight. Your spotlight was created to
allow for multiple lights to work as a group in order
to improve the conditions of your home, workplace
or anywhere you need light. This technology
contributes to a safer environment and provides
bright light anywhere.
What is included per light:
www.mrbeams.com
LED Light
Mounting Base
Mounting Base
Thumb Screw
Motion &
Light Sensor
* 1 year limited warranty. Visit site for details.
* Visit our website to view installation video.
Battery Caution:
1) Do not mix old and new batteries
2) Do not mix Alkaline, Standard (Carbon-Zinc) or Rechargeable (Nickel
Cadmium) or (Nickel Metal Hydride) batteries
3) Do not dispose of batteries in fire
4)Batteries should be recycled or disposed of as per state and local guidelines
Knuckle Screw
After inserting the batteries, choose a group or
channel for your spotlights with the dipswitches
next to the battery compartment. Ensure all
units are on the same channel by matching
dipswitches.
* Spotlights set to the same group that are
within 150 ft range of each other will work
together automatically
2. Push down on battery door tab to release. Insert 3 D-Cell batteries
into Spotlight. Make sure when you are inserting the batteries, that the
flat ends match up with the springs. Attach battery door by matching
the tabs to the rectangular holes and then push down on front until door
clicks into place. Light will turn on and stay on as long as there is motion.
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