Universal HE-100B, HE-112, HE-117W, HE-100BW, HE-117 User Manual

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OWNER'S MANUAL
PREASSEMBLED AUTOMA TIC SECURITY FLOODLIGHTS
MOTION SENSOR SECURITY LIGHTING SYSTEMS
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FLOOD LAMPS (BULBS)
Your security floodlight uses two 150 watt (maximum) incandescent, quartz or halogen flood lamps. if you are replacing an old floodlight installation, save the flood lamps. If you are making a new installation, obtain two flood lamps from your local hardware store or home center.
ELECTRICAL POWER CIRCUIT AND WALL SWITCH INST ALLA TION
If you are not replacing an existing floodlight (or another outdoor light at least 8 feet [2.4 meters] high), or if you do not have a wall switch and would like to operate the security floodlight manually (as well as automatically), have a person experienced and licensed in electrical wiring install a power circuit, an indoor wall switch and a round electrical junction box (on the outside of the house or building where the security floodlight will be mounted). The installation instructions that follow assume that a 110-120 volt, 60 Hertz power line is available at a junction box on the exterior of your house or building. Read Site Selection before installing a new power circuit.
INST ALLA TION OF SECURITY FLOODLIGHT
Follow these procedures to easily install your security floodlight. Four major steps of installation include: site selection, preparation of the security floodlight for installation, removing an old floodlight assembly (if there is one), and installation of the security floodlight.
Also regard the following considerations:
The security floodlight operates on 110-120
volt, 60 Hertz electrical power only. Do not connect it to any other voltage source.
Locate the security floodlight at least 8 feet
(2.5 meters) above the ground.
The security floodlight sensor may not
point toward a reflective surface such as a window, swimming pool or similar reflective surface.
Do not install the security floodlight above
a heat pump, air conditioner, heater , electric light or similar device. These devices produce heat that may cause false triggering of the security floodlight.
The sensor is most sensitive to motion
across the beam pattern and least sensitive to movement toward or away from the sensor. Therefore, you want to point the sensor so that the normal walking path is across the beam pattern.
Preparation of the Security Floodlight for Installation
Prepare the security floodlight for installation at your kitchen table or workbench as follows:
1. You will need a No. 1 or 2 Phillips head screwdriver, a 1/4 inch straight blade screwdriver and a pair of combination slip­joint or channel pliers.
You will also need a dry wooden ladder to reach the installation (a wet ladder or a metal ladder conducts electricity).
Site Selection
Walk around your home or building and choose the best location for installing the security floodlight with regard to the following:
Consider replacing an existing floodlight
with the security floodlight. Use the electrical wiring to the old floodlight for the security floodlight.
CAUTION
Never allow sunlight to shine directly into the security floodlight sensor prior to, during or after installation. Direct sunlight could damage the sensor.
2. Remove the preassembled security floodlight from the box.
3. Observe three controls on the sensor. Rotate SENS/RANGE (sensitivity) control fully clockwise. Rotate DAYLIGHT/TEST­ON control fully counterclockwise. Rotate TIME (Time Delay) control fully counterclockwise.
ADJUST
SENS DAYLIGHT TIME
RANGE TEST-ON TIME
4. Place all wires of the security floodlight through the gasket. Locate the gasket against the back side of the cover. The security floodlight is ready for outdoor installation.
Locate shield slots and push down over four retainer pins.
Turn to lock in place.
WHITE
BLACK
GASKET
GREEN
(IF SUPPLIED)
Removing an Old Floodlight Assembly (if there is one)
Remove an old floodlight assembly as follows:
WARNING
The old floodlight should only be removed and the new security floodlight installed by persons experienced and licensed in household electrical wiring.
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