nor-tec 70056 Manual De Instrucciones página 15

3. Important:
1. In order for the work lamp to function
properly, it must be connected to the
speci� ed voltage and power.
2. Power off before connecting or carrying
out repairs.
3. If the work lamp's external � exible cable
is damaged, it must only be replaced
by the manufacturer, by their service
department, or by a similar quali� ed
person, so any risks can be avoided.
4. The work lamp can be mounted directly
on a surface that is not � reproof.
5. Must not be used in
conjunction with a light
dimmer.
6. If the glass is
damaged, it must
be replaced.
7. The work lamp must be at
least 1 metre from the object
being lit.
8. The light source in the work lamp cannot
be replaced. When the light source has
worn out, the whole work lamp must be
replaced.
9. In the event of interference, the PIR
sensor may be aff ected, so the light
comes on even if there is no movement.
10. The glass is tempered. If the glass is
broken it will shatter into small pieces of
broken glass that are not dangerous to
humans.
4. Installation guidelines:
1. Contact a quali� ed person before
installation.
2. Switch off the power to the
relay before installation.
3. Connect the cable to the
mains: blue wire is neutral (N), brown
wire is live (L), and yellow/green wire is
earth (PE).
4. Switch the power on again on the relay,
and check that the work lamp works.
5. Instructions for sensor
(detection angle 120°)
When someone enters the sensor's detection
range, the light is switched on automatically.
The light switches off automatically after the
set time, when there is no longer movement.
The sensor's range, time alight and sensitivity
to light can be set as desired.
SENSE:
Set the sensor's range (2–8 m).
A. If set to "MAX", the range is 8 metres.
B. If set to "MIN", the range is 2 metres.
TIME:
Set the time alight (10 seconds to 10
minutes).
A. If set to "MAX", the light is switched off
approximately 10 minutes after the last
registered movement).
B. If set to "MIN", the light is switched off
approximately 10 seconds after the last
registered movement).
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