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MOUNTING YOUR FIXTURE
NOTE: Universal coverplate mounts to recessed or
surface mounted standard junction boxes (Fig. 2).
Junction box must be at least 1-1/2˝ in depth for proper
installation for recessed mount application.
NOTE: For best performance when installing more than
one Precision Plus Doppler Radar™ fixture:
• Two or more units mounted side by side (facing the
same direction) should be at least 17 feet apart.
• Two units facing each other should be mounted at
least 100 feet apart.
• Fixture can be wall or eave mounted (Fig. 3).
WARNING: Risk of electric shock. Disconnect power
at fuse or circuit breaker before installing or servicing.
1. Line up the holes on the mounting bracket (B) with
the holes on your junction box. Using either (2) #6
screws or (2) #8 screws (C) (depending on the size
of the holes in your junction box), attach the mounting
bracket (B) to your junction box (Fig. 4).
2. Thread fixture wires through coverplate gasket (D).
3. Position the gasket (D) on the coverplate and connect
the black wire from the fixture (A) to the black house
supply wire and the white wire from the fixture (A)
to the white supply wire using the wire nuts (E)
provided. Attach the ground wire coming from your
house to the copper ground wire from the fixture (A)
using wire nut (E) provided. If no house ground wire
is available, attach the copper ground wire from
the fixture (A) to the junction box if it is metal and
grounded. If junction box is not metal and no house
ground wire is available, an alternative ground
source must be used for safe operation (Fig. 5).
4. Attach fixture (A) to the mounting bracket (B)
using the mounting plate screw (F) provided.
Be sure no loose wires remain sticking out from
underneath the coverplate. Insert plastic color-
matched (G) plug in mounting plate screw hole
for finished appearance (Fig. 6).
5. Apply silicone caulking around edges of coverplate and
in any open holes to provide a watertight seal from
rain and moisture.
6. Install protective lamp covers (H) onto lampholders
by lining up the nipples on the covers (H), over the
lampholder slots. Lock into place by twisting covers
counterclockwise (Fig. 7).
7. Insert gaskets (I) into lampholders and screw
bulbs into each lampholder (Fig. 8). (Do not over
tighten bulbs.)
8. Turn power on at main fuse/breaker box.
AIMING THE LIGHT
Loosen the knob on the side of the lampholder.
Tilt lampholder up or down to desired position, then
retighten knob.
WARNING: Deviation from the assembly instructions
may result in a risk of electric shock.
OPERATING YOUR FIXTURE
1. Turn the arrow on the MODE knob to "TEST" for test
mode (Fig. 9).
2. Turn the arrow on the SENSITIVITY knob to a middle
point between "+" and "-".
3. Turn on the power to the fixture (A). Allow fixture to
warm up approximately 90 seconds before testing.
(Lights may or may not come on during warm-up
period; this is normal.)
4. Aim sensor toward the general direction that motion
will be coming from. Maintain at least 1˝ of clearance
between sensor head and lamps. Always position
the sensor head with control switches facing toward
the ground.
NOTE: (Sensor Head Placement) For optimum detection,
you may have to experiment with aiming and settings.
Each location will be different and your terrain may
affect the angle your sensor needs. Adjusting the angle
will change your area of detection. Here are some
general guidelines to help with setup:
• 8´-12´ above the ground is a good range for the
placement of your fixture.
• For an 8´ mounting height, placing the sensor at a
5° angle below horizontal should work well for
most locations (Fig. 10).
Fig. 2
1-1/2˝
1-1/2˝
Round
Octagonal
Fig. 3
Wall mount
Eave mount
Fig. 4
C
B
C
Fig. 5
E
E
E
D
A
Fig. 6
F
A
G
Fig. 7
H
Fig. 8
A
H
H
I
I
Fig. 9
Fig. 10
A
5°
2
• If the fixture is mounted higher, the angle of the
sensor below horizontal should increase.
5. Walk through the detection zone at the farthest distance you want your detector to
detect motion.
6. Adjust the SENSITIVITY knob until you get desired results. For more range, aim sensor
slightly upward. For less range, aim sensor head slightly downward. Lights will turn off
4 seconds after motion stops.
7. Adjust the "Auto" MODE knob to a time selection from 1m-12m, depending on how many
minutes you want the fixture to stay on after motion is detected. At dusk, the photo control
will activate your fixture to operate according to the settings chosen.
NOTE: Decreasing the SENSITIVITY will decrease the distance the unit can detect.
NOTE: During daylight hours, the red LED indicator light will flash when motion is detected.
This is normal.
SELECTING YOUR DESIRED FEATURE
Mode of
Operation
Test Setting
Lights should turn ON with
motion both day and night.
Lights should turn OFF
after 4 seconds.
Motion Activated Setting "Auto"
"Auto" MODE knob arrow
Lights should turn on with
motion only at night and
should turn OFF after
1-12 min. of no motion.
Dusk-to-Dawn Setting
(activated only at night)
points to a time selection
Lights should stay on from
dusk to dawn and then reset
to motion activated
setting at the next dawn.
Return to
"Auto" MODE knob arrow
Motion Activated Setting
points to a time selection
from any of
the above settings.
ENERGY STAR
®
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is sponsored by the U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency & U.S.
Department of Energy.
Visit www.energystar.gov to learn more.
®
To meet ENERGY STAR
requirements, the photo sensor control knob must be in the "Auto"
mode to prevent operation during full daylight. Maximum lamp wattage can not exceed 250 watts.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem
Cause / Solution
No power to the fixture.
Outdoor Lights
Do Not Come
• Check if circuit breaker tripped.
On With Motion
• Confirm wall switch is ON.
At Night
Bulb is faulty.
• Replace bulb.
Surrounding external ambient light is too bright. (If so, the unit may
think it is daytime.)
• Re-aim the head.
• Relocate or reposition the unit away from the light.
TURN OFF POWER BEFORE CONTINUING
Wiring to the unit is loose.
• Check wiring, and reconnect if necessary using wire
nuts (E) provided.
Outdoor Lights
There is motion in the detection zone.
• Make sure the sensor is not picking up moving objects such as
Come On For No
trees, traffic, etc.
Apparent Reason
TEST FOR YOURSELF.
At Night
• Cover the sensor lens with cardboard to prevent sensor from
detecting motion. If the light stays off, something in the detection
zone is triggering the sensor.
• If this is the case, reduce the sensitivity.
• Reposition the sensor.
* If the light stays on with the sensor lens covered, contact
customer service.
Unit is in the motion activated setting.
• Make sure "Auto" MODE knob is set between 1m-12m.
MODE Knob
How to Set
Adjustment
Power Switch
MODE knob arrow
Wall Switch Setting
points to TEST.
(connected to fixture)
Keep wall switch
in ON position.
Keep wall switch in
points to a time
ON position.
selection within the
Keep the power
1m-12m time range.
to the fixture ON.
MODE knob arrow
Turn the power
OFF-ON-OFF-ON
within the 1m-12m
within 3 seconds; light will
time range.
go into override mode.
Turn the power OFF
for at least 90 seconds
within the 1m-12m
and then back ON.
time range.
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