Dewenwils HOSL03H User manual

SKU: HOSL03H
V20627
Please pay attention to the warning signs
Read the instructions with caution before operating
and keep it properly

Important safety information to reduce risk of fire injury.
1. Do not install within 10 feet (3 m) of a pool, spa or fountain.
2. There are no serviceable parts inside the power supply unit. DO NOT
DISASSEMBLE IT.
3. Do not repair or tamper with cord or plug.
4. Do not submerge transformer in water.
5. Do not mount the transformer onto combustible material.
6. Do not connect two or more transformers in parallel.
7. Do not use the transformer with a dimmer switch.
8. Plug the power supply unit directly into a GFCI wet location outlet.
9. For use with low voltage outdoor landscape lighting system only.
10. The maximum output of this transformer is 120 watts. Do not overload
the transformer. Be sure that the total cumulative wattage of all 12 volt
fixtures connected to the transformer is equal to or less than 120 watts.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS:
The 120 watt transformer has 120 watt circuits which will power up to 120
watts of light. To make sure the maximum number of fixtures can be safely
connected to this transformer, add up the individual wattage of all the fixtures.
The total wattage of your fixtures must not exceed output capacity of the 120
watt transformer.
Being careful when splitting it.
NOT to expose the copper cable.
Remove the landscape cable
insulation 1/2 inch from both
cables and twist ends.
CALCULATION LIGHTING CAPACITY
1. Preparing the Cable
INSTALLATION
CAUTION: This landscape light system must be installed in accordance
with all local codes and ordinances. If you encounter any problems during
installation, please contact a qualified electrician.

Lay the transformer on a flat, stable surface and use screwdriver to connect
the stripped ends of the cable under the terminal clamping plate.
Tips: Thread your cable through the white plastic loop to reduce its gravity.
As the following image shows, there are 3 group wiring ports(COM/12V/
14V for each group), you can choose any group of them to connect your
cable. For each group, there are 2 terminal output ends- 12V/14V, select
the appropriate terminal according to your lamp voltage.
2. Connecting the cable to the Transformer
Lay your fixtures (not included) to your desired location. Be sure they do not
exceed the 120-watt rating of the transformer. Coil the rest of the cable after
the last fixture. Transformer Cable Fixtures.
3.Placing Your Fixtures and Routing the cable
Note: Gently pull on the landscape cable to verify if the connection is strong.

Use the cable connectors to attach your fixtures with the cable. Plug the
transformer in the GFCI outlet and enter the ON mode. Then the lamps
will light up.
4.Attaching Your Fixtures
Use the screw to mount the transformer directly on a wall. 12 inch to 48
inch (0.3 m to 1.2 m) high from the ground would be suggested.12in. to
48in. (0.3m to 1.2m)
5.Mounting the Transformer

Push the bi-pin connector into the mating socket, then screw the connector
cover. Mount the photo sensor bracket on a wall or other solid surface with
the screw provided. Snap the sensor into the bracket. Route or coil the excess
wire to protect it from lawn mowers, trimmers, etc. Avoid pointing the sensor
at nighttime light sources such as windows, porch lights, and street lights.
The position of the photo sensor can influence at what light level the
transformer will turn on in the AUTO ON/OFF and PHOTO ON TIMER OFF
modes. Placing the sensor in areas receiving less sunlight at dusk ( east
side of house, behind trees and bushes, under a deck) will make the
transformer come on earlier in the evening. Mounting the photo sensor in
brighter locations will make the transformer come on when it has become
darker out. The location, position and orientation of the photo sensor can be
adjusted until the transformer turns on at the desired light level.
6.Connecting & Mounting Photo Sensor
This transformer features three automatic methods to turn on and off:
1. A remote photo sensor that senses the light level. There is a 30 second
delay built into the photo sensor to avoid being triggered by lightning or
other light sources.
2. A timer.
3. A clock.
Operating Instructions
The transformer operation modes use these three methods in different
combinations. To set the mode, plug in the transformer cord into the GFCI
outlet. Then the LED clock display, the clock indicator, the AM/PM indicator
and the MODE indicator will be lit.
The clock is only required for the TIMER ON TIMER OFF and PHOTO ON
TIMER OFF modes. The clock is ignored for any of the other modes and does
not need to set.

To change the operation modes of the transformer, press the MENU button
to lit the indicator of the selected mode.

TEST - Use this mode to test the photo sensor and transformer operation.
Covering the photo eye turns on the transformer. Uncovering the photo
sensor during the daytime or shining a bright light onto the photo sensor will
turn off the transformer. Note that there is no 30 seconds delay in this mode.

TIPS:
1. The transformer has a power-off memory function. When the transformer
powers on again, the transformer will enter the working mode before the
power failure.
2. Circuit breaker may need to be reset if the transformer is not working.

One Year Limited Warranty
Supported by our professional R&D team and QC team, we provide One
Year Warranty for materials and workmanship from the purchase date.
Please note that the warranty does not cover damage caused by personal
misuse or improper installation.
Please attatch your Order ID and Name so that our dedicated customer
service team can help you better.
-1 x Low-Voltage Transformer
-3 x Screws
-3 x Wall Anchors
-1 x Photo Sensor Bracket
-1 x Photo Sensor
-1 x Instruction Manual
PACKING LIST
- Model: HD-120-12W-1
- Input Voltage: 120VAC, 60Hz
- Output: 12VAC/14 VAC
- Max Power Rating: 120W
- Photo Sensor Cable Length: 6 ft
SPECIFICATIONS