SL180N SL180BN Instructions Rev02
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1. Unscrew the sensor backplate screw, remove the main body cover and terminal block
2. Affix the sensor backplate to the mounting surface with raw plugs and screws.
3. Connecting the main power wires and “load” wires to the terminal block (see the relative symbols), the wires must pass
through a rubber gasket (supplied in plastic bag). Refit the terminal block to the sensor backplate using the location lugs.
4. Attach the main body sensor the backplate retighten the screw
After finishing the fitting operation, you can adjust the detection area and working state of PIR sensor.
WALK TESTING:
When power is switched on to the SL180N/SL180BN, the SL180N/SL180BN detector will enter into a “WARM-UP” period for
approximately 30 seconds (within 1 minute) and then automatically change into “AUTO MODE”. Whilst in the AUTO MODE, you
can then carry out a Walk-Test by placing the LUX control to day position () and the TIME control to minimum (-). Once the
SL180N/SL180BN sensor receives a valid trigger signal (such as movement of a human body or heat) within its detection area, the
lamp(s) (load) will be turned on for the pre-set period of time. You will be able to determine the detection area by walking slowly
across the front of the sensor.
After completing the walk-test, set the LUX KNOB to the night position to ensure SL180N/SL180BN only operates at night and
set TIME KNOB to the desired “ON’ time.
ADJUSTING THE LUX CONTROL LEVEL:
The Lux control module has a built-in sensing device (photocell) that detects daylight and darkness.
() position denotes that the lamp(s) (load) will be turned on by PIR during day and night.
() position denotes that the lamp(s) (load) will be turned on by PIR only at night.
You can set to operate the unit at the desired level by adjusting the LUX knob
ADJUSTING THE DURATION TIME:
The duration time is “the length of time that the SL180N/SL180BN switches the load ‘on’ after activation”. The duration time
can be adjusted from approx 10 seconds to 10±2 minutes. Rotating the TIME knob from (+) to (-) will reduce the duration time.
Note: Once the lamp(s) (load) has been triggered by the PIR sensor any subsequent detection will start the timed period again
from the beginning.
Detection area drawing