TITAN 500W PIR TRANSMITTER FLOODLIGHT
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Front Surround
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Floodlight
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PIR Sensor
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Wiring Box
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Learning Key
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Wiring Box Cover
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Mounting Bracket
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Screw & Plastic Wall Plug
INTRODUCTION
The TITAN 500W PIR FLOODLIGHT TRANSMITTER is part of a unique lighting system for home or business use.
During darkness, the built-in passive infrared (PIR) sensor turns on the FLOODLIGHT and activates the TRANSMITTER
when the PIR sensor detects a moving heat source in its coverage area. During daylight, the built-in photocell sensor
saves energy by deactivating the FLOODLIGHT. The PIR sensor and TRANSMITTER still remain active.
This FLOODLIGHT TRANSMITTER is compatible with the entire range of TRS receiver products. Upon detection of a
moving heat source the unit will transmit for the preset duration and activate any TRS receivers that are in range and
coded to accept the TRANSMITTER signal.
Note: Please read this entire manual before you start to install the system.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
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DO NOT install when it is raining.
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Isolate the power supply before installation.
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UK Building Regulations require mains installations be carried out by a qualified electrician.
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BS7671:2001 IEE Wiring Regulations must be complied with in all respects.
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HO5RNF round flexible cable and drip loops must be used to avoid water ingress damage to the unit.
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Ensure that the power supply is protected by a 16A circuit breaker or suitable fuse.
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Ensure minimum distance of 0.5m away from lighted objects.
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The unit must be installed vertically (FIGURE 1), NOT horizontally (FIGURE 2).
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DO NOT tilt the floodlight forward more than 45 degrees from the vertical (FIGURE 3).
VERTICAL HORIZONTAL
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FIGURE 4
FIGURE 1 FIGURE 2
CHOOSING A MOUNTING LOCATION
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For the best results, mount the Floodlight onto normal brickwork, 1.8~2.4m above the ground.
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Installation under eaves is acceptable but radiated and convected heat from the fitting must be taken into account.
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Avoid aiming the PIR sensor at pools, heating vents, air conditioners or objects that may change temperature.
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Avoid pointing the PIR sensor at trees or shrubs or where the movement of pets or animals may be detected.
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Do not allow sunlight to fall directly onto the front of the PIR sensor, otherwise poor triggering response may occur.
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Prior to mounting, keep in mind that the PIR sensor is more sensitive to a heat source moving across its coverage
area and less sensitive to a heat source that moves directly towards the PIR sensor (FIGURE 4).
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