LED Flood light Instructions www.cooperlighting.com
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ENGLISH
A
B&E
GFLS15FSUNVDBZK
GFLM40FSUNVDBZK
Photocell & CCT Setting
E
B
A
GFLL70FSUNVDBZK
GFLL100FSUNVDBZK
CCT Setting
Photocell Setting
CCT Selectable
Setting
Photocell Setting
3000K
4000K
5000K
Note:
4000K is default setting
Note:
ON is default setting
ON
OFF
OPERATION
CARE AND CLEANING
TROUBLESHOOTING
SELECTING DUSK-TO-DAWN OR SWITCH-ACTIVATED MODE
Option 1: Dusk-to-dawn operation
Dusk-to-dawn operation enables the light fixture to automatically turn ON when dark
outside and turn OFF when the sun rises, thus saving you energy.
•
To enable dusk-to-dawn operation remove the photocell cap cover (B) and ensure
the photocell switch is to ON postion and leave it ON at all times and sure it is
unobstructed.
•
Ensure the switch powering the outlet connected to the light fixture is turned to
the ON position and leave it ON at all times to enable dusk-to-dawn functionality to
operate automatically.
Option 2: Switch-Activated
•
Switch Activated operation enables the light fixture to turn ON and OFF by flipping
a switch that controls the electricity to the outlet powering the fixture. The light
fixture will not turn ON and OFF automatically, but is manually controlled.
•
To enable switch activated operation, leave the photocell switch to OFF postion.
•
Shut off the main power supply before cleaning the product. To prolong the original appearance, clean the light fixture with clean water and a
soft, damp cloth only.
•
Do not use abrasive cleaners or cleaners that contain alcohol. Do not apply paints, solvents or any other chemicals on this light fixture. They
could cause a premature deterioration of the finish and may void the warranty.
•
Do not spray the light fixture with a hose or power washer.
SELECTING CCT AND PHOTO-CELL ON/OFF SWITCH
Remove the CCT switch cap E and select the DIP switch to set CCT as your desired.
NOTE:
If photocell (B) is located in an area under heavy shade the photocell may not
detect enough light and may turn the light fixture ON.
PROBLEM
POSSIBLE CAUSE
SOLUTION
The light does
not turn ON.
There is no power to
the fixture
• Check if circuit breaker is tripped.
• Confirm wall switch is ON. Verify wiring to the fixture is correct (turn power OFF to fixture beforehand).
The fixture senses
daylight
Cover the photocell. wait a short time until the fixture turns ON.
The light cycles
ON and OFF
continuously.
The photocell light
sensor is sensing
reflected light
• Relocate the light fixture to a location where there is no reflected light.
• OR place the optional photocell cover over the photocell light sensor and use the wall switch to turn the light ON
and OFF.
The light flickers.
The light fixture wired
through a dimmer
switch
Do not use a dimmer switch to control the light fixture. Replace the dimmer with a standard ON/OFF switch.
The light stays
ON.
The light sensor is in a
shaded area.
• Shine a flashlight into the light sensor and wait a minute. If the light turns OFF, the fixture should be moved to a
location with enough light in the daylight hours for the light sensor to work.
• OR place the optional opaque cover over the photocell light sensor and use the wall switch to turn the light ON
and OFF.
The light sensor is
faulty.
If the light does not turn OFF when a flashlight is shined on the light sensor for a minute, then the sensor may be
faulty. Please contact customer service.
IMPORTANT:
To test if the light fixture (A) and photocell (B) works properly
run power to the fixture and cover the photocell to turn fixture ON. Shine a light
into the photocell to see if fixture turns OFF.