Powerplus POWLI011 User Manual
HALOGEN FLOODLIGHT WITH SENSOR 150W
Read the manual before using the machine
In accordance with essential applicable safety standards of European
directives
POWLI011 EN
POWLI011
1 DOMAIN OF USAGE
This outdoor lighting with a passive infra-red motion detector is the ideal outdoors security
system for your house, office, warehouse, garage, etc. It is equipped with the most
advanced passive infra-red technology to detect the heat radiation of people, animals, and
cars within a range of approximately 10 meters. In case of any movement the lamp will go
on. The period the lamp burns can be adjusted to anywhere from 5 seconds to 5 minutes.
A built-in semi darkness switch, turns off the motion sensor during those hours in order to
save energy. This also prolongs the product life of the lamp. This halogen light is suited as
security illumination as well as offering comfort: desired visitors will automatically receive
illumination when necessary.
WARNING! Read this manual and general safety instructions
carefully before using the appliance, for your own safety. Your
power tool should only be passed on together with these
instructions.
2 SYMBOLS
In this manual and/or on the machine the following symbols are used:
3 WARNING
Do not install when it is raining.
Be sure to switch off power source before installing.
Make sure that the power wiring comes from circuit with an external 16A miniature
circuit breaker for the short circuit protection or a suitable fuse.
Keep minimum 0.8m away from the lighted objects.
The unit can be installed only horizontally, not vertically.
In case of problems during the installation of the detector, contact an authorised
expert - this product must be connected to a 220V - 240 VAC, 50 Hz power source.
Immediately replace the cracked or broken protective glass; always use original parts
for this.
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4 MOUNTING THE HALOGEN LAMP (FIG. 1)
POWLI011 EN
Exclusively suited for fixed mounting.
The power is to be turned off before mounting the halogen lamp with sensor.
The fitting is to be mounted in such a way that the angle of inclination of the
longitudinal shaft of the lamp (burning position) is less than 4° with respect to the
ground area.
Secure the fitting with two screws or bolts, out of reach and at a minimum height of
2.5m.
The distance between the fitting and the object or surface to be illuminated is to be at
least 0.8m. In case you place the fitting under a canopy, a minimum distance of 0.2m,
measured from the top of the fitting to the under side of the canopy, is to be taken
into account.
Do not mount the fitting to the ceiling.
The grounding wire of the connection cable yellow/green must be connected to the
connection terminal, indicated with grounding symbol. The power wires are to be
fitted in the connection block.
In order to mount or change the halogen lamp, the power must be switched off before
opening the safety glass. After this, secure the halogen lamp into the lamp holder.
The halogen lamp is never to be touched with bare hands.
Secure the sealing rubber to guarantee the spatter resistance, and ensure that all
mounting screws are properly fastened.
Installation height of this lamp should be between 1m and 2.5m.
5 WIRING DIAGRAM (FIG. 2)
Fix the wiring in the connection block according to the included diagram (Fig. 2):
a=brown conductor of the network cable (L)
b=blue conductor power cable (N)
c=yellow/green: grounding cable
d=control (red)
6 USING THE FLOODLIGHT
Simply plug in the cable of the floodlight to the socket.
7 SETTING THE LIGHT SYSTEM (FIG. 3)
7.1 Test mode
Turn the LITE control and the Time control anticlockwise to the edge (the TEST
position).
Set the SENS. Control to its mid-point.
Turn on the wall switch. The floodlight will turn on for about 1 minute to warm up.
Then it turns off.
Walk through the detection area. The floodlight turns on when you move and turns off
when you stop. Wait for the floodlight to turn off before moving again to test the
sensor.
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