Step 2.
Wiring
Your Floodlight must be wired to its own switch.
For installation/maintenance purposes the electrical
supply must be isolated at the switchboard by
removing the fuse or switching the circuit breaker
OFF. Simply isolating the electrical supply at the wall
switch is not sufficient isolation to prevent an
electrical shock.
There are two wires coming from the rear of the
unit, the blue must be wired to the neutral and the
brown to active, using suitable terminals. Internal
connections between the sensor and lampholders
are prewired.
An earth/ground connection is not necessary on this
product.
Step 3.
After wiring, fit Floodlight on wall or under eave
using screws supplied, or other appropriate fittings.
Take care not to damage or pierce concealed wiring
with mounting screws, particularly when mounting
under eaves.
To maintain the weatherproof rating of the unit,
silicone sealant must be used around the mounting
surface of the base to seal and fill any irregularities
in the mounting surface.
Step 4.
A. Adjust the direction of the sensor arm and
lampholders to suit the desired detection area.
Loosen lock nuts and elbow screws on
lampholder before making any adjustments.
Do not use excessive force when making
adjustments to lampholders (See Fig. 8).
B. Angle sensor slightly downward towards the
detection area. The sensor joint should be
rotated to adjust the sensor to face the required
detection area. If necessary, loosen sensor arm
joint clamp screw.
C. Angle lampholders from mounting surface and
direct them approximately downwards away from
sensor head.
D. Fit PAR38 globes and weatherproofing rubber
seals – do not overtighten.
E. Ensure that globes are positioned 40mm or more
from the sensor head or mounting surface as
shown in (Fig. 9). The globes become very hot and
must not be touching or too close to sensor head.
F. After fitting globes, tighten elbow screws and
lock nuts – do not overtighten.
IMPORTANT: Be careful of electrical shock.
Always remember that the light may not switch ON
during daylight or the light may be in the automatic
OFF mode. Never touch live areas unless fuse is
removed or circuit breaker is in OFF position at
the switchboard main.
Step 5.
If previously removed replace fuse or return power
to circuit at switchboard then switch your light
switch ON.
Step 6. To test
Test can only be performed in dark conditions, not in
daytime. For best results and operation the following
steps must be taken:
A. Direct the sensor toward the desired area to
be scanned.
B. Turn the wall switch ON; the light will come on for
90 seconds then go OFF, provided that there is no
movement in the 110° detection area.
C. Have another person move across the center
of the area to be scanned and adjust the angle of
the sensor until the unit senses the presence of
the moving person, causing the light to switch on.
Fig. 8
Fig. 9
Lock nuts
Elbow
screw
Joint &
clamp
screw
Elbow
screw
40mm
