1. The sensor is supplied with two
lenses, a factory installed 360° Bay
Lens and an optional un-installed
Aisle Lens (black color trim ring) .
2. To change lens, turn the trim ring
so that the two indented dots line
up and pull out by the finger tabs.
3. To insert the black aisle lens, line
up the indented dots and the
tabs on underside of lens and
insert into key openings and turn
clockwise.
4. Turn the lens clockwise further to
orient the aisle direction from 0° to
90°. Location of dots for respective
positions is illustrated below.
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Lens Installation
Insert aisle lens with dots lined up
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Line up the dots and pull up tab to remove
360° lens
Dots
0°
Aisle
Dots
Turn clockwise to change aisle direction
90°
Aisle
Dots
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Locate the LOSBAY800 where it
has an unobstructed view of the
area, particularly the areas normally
occupied by people.
If people can not see the sensor lens
from their normal positions in the
area, the sensor will not detect their
presence.
High shelving, pallet racks,
walls, columns, doors and other
obstructions may limit the sensors
view. If obstructions can be moved,
the sensor will have a better view. If
the obstructed areas are not normally
occupied, the sensor will still see
sufficient activity to operate properly.
Several sensors may be needed to
cover large or oddly shaped areas.
Warehouses can have ambient
temperature variations that may
affect sensor detection and coverage
location. High temperatures at
the covered area (above 89-92°F)
reduce the detection zone of the
sensor. Consider adding more
sensors if ambient temperatures
are expected to be high. High floor
level temperature may require larger
movement for detection. In some
cases, sensors mounted above 40’
may only detect large heat signatures
such as forklift trucks.
When Heating, Ventilating or Air
Conditioning (HVAC) registers turn
on they create turbulence which
can cause the sensor to activate. It is
important that the sensor and HVAC
register be separated by at least 6’.
Selecting A Location
• Sensor mounted too high
• Outer beams are obstructed
• Field-of-view is limited
• Sensor mounted 1” off bottom
• No obstruction
• Optimum field-of-view
INCORRECT
CORRECT
LOSBAY800-IN-1212 RCL
