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Domus MURO-15S Series User manual

29-31 Richland St. Kingsgrove. Sydney NSW 2208 Australia
Phone: 02 9554 9600 | Fax: 02 9554 9433
enquiries@domuslighng.com | www.domuslighng.com
Installaon Manual
Specicaons
Voltage: 240V AC Lumen (±5%): 1000lm Dimmable: No
Power: 15W Beam Angle: 115°CRI: ≥80
IP Rang: 44 CCT: 5000K Lifespan: 40,000hrs
Note: -The lamp must be installed by professional electrician
-Ensure the power supply is switched o before ng this product
-Do not touch the lamp when in use
-Keep away from hot steam and corrosive gas
MURO-15S
Order Code Product Code Descripon
25016 MURO-15S-B-W 15W Spotlight with sensor, Black Die Cast Aluminium. White 5000K
25017 MURO-15S-S-W 15W Spotlight with sensor, Silver Die Cast Aluminium. White 5000K
25018 MURO-15S-W-W 15W Spotlight with sensor, White Die Cast Aluminium. White 5000K
Thank you for purchasing your new LED MURO-15S, Please take the me to read and understand the instrucon
sheet below. Failure to do so may void warranty.
Introducon
The LED Light incorporates a PIR (Passive Infra Red) sensing device which connuously scans a preset operang
zone and immediately switches the light on when it detects movement in that area.
This means that whenever movement is detected within the range of the sensor the light will switch on
automacally to illuminate pathways, steps, paos, porches, or whatever area you have selected to light for
reasons of safety, convenience.
While there is movement within range of the unit the light will remain on.
While to t your LED lamp
To achieve best results, we suggest you take into account the following points:
• Ideally the LED lamp should be mounted 1.8 to 2.5 meters (6 to 8) above the ground to be scanned
• To avoid damage to unit - do not aim the sensor towards the sun.
• To avoid nuisance triggering, the sensor should be directed away from heat sources such as barbecues, Air
condioners, other outside lighng, moving cars and ue vents.
• To avoid nuisance triggering, keeping away from the area of strong electromagnec disturbance.
• Do not aim towards reecve surfaces such as smooth white walls, swimming pools, etc. The LED lamp
scanning specicaons (approximately 12 meters at 180°) may vary slightly depending on the mounng height
and locaon. The detecon range of the unit may also alter with temperature change. Before selecng a place
to install your LED lamp you should note that movement across the scan area is more eecve
than movement directly toward or away from the sensor. If movement is made walking directly towards or
away from the sensor and not across, the apparent detecon range will be substanally reduced.
Installaon
• Switch power o at the meter box and ensure that there is no power to the lamp.
• Unscrew the screws on the main body, remove the backcover.
• Remove the Cable Anchorage and connect the cable to the Terminal Block.
• Use the back cover to mark the posion of screw holes onto mounng surface. Drill the wall to depth of about
3cm and t the wall plugs (supplied), then x the support to the mounng surface with the screws. Care
should be taken to avoid drilling or screwing into concealed electrical wiring.
• Re-place the Cable Anchorage.
• Fit main body onto the backcover. Adjust the light direcon desired and ghten the screws.
• Switch the main power back on.
29-31 Richland St. Kingsgrove. Sydney NSW 2208 Australia
Phone: 02 9554 9600 | Fax: 02 9554 9433
enquiries@domuslighng.com | www.domuslighng.com
Installaon Manual
257mm
Ø117mm
2X
6x27mm PA4x30mm
2X
139mm
OFF
ON
6mm
Ø88mm
Ø88mm
30mm
Control Knob
SENSTIME LUX
1. Ret the Cable Anchorage
2. Fit main body onto the Backcover. Adjusng the light direcon you desired, then ghten the screws.
3. Switch the main power on.
Notes for electrician
• The LED lamp should be wired to its own light switch.
• Do not interconnect with other lights on the same switch.
• Earth connecon must be required.
• Mulple Muro Fings cannot be wired to a single switching point.
Understanding the controls
Adjusng the duraon me:
The length of me that remains switched on aer acvaon can be
adjusted from (10±5) seconds to (4±1) minutes. Rotang the TIME
knob + to - will reduce the duraon me.
Note: Once the light has been triggered by the PIR sensor any
subsequent detecon will start the med period again from the
beginning.
29-31 Richland St. Kingsgrove. Sydney NSW 2208 Australia
Phone: 02 9554 9600 | Fax: 02 9554 9433
enquiries@domuslighng.com | www.domuslighng.com
Installaon Manual
Adjusng the LUX control level: The Lux control module has a built-in sensing device (photocell) that detects
daylight and darkness. The ( ) posion denotes that the Spotlight can work at day and night, and the ( )
posion only work at night. You can set to operate the unit at the desired level by adjusng the LUX knob.
Adjusng the sensivity: The sensivity means the Maximum distance which PIR Sensor can be triggered by
movement body. Turning the SENS knob + to - will decrease the sensivity.
Seng the controls
1. Put the Lux control knob to light ( ) posion, turn the wall switch on and wait half a minute for the control
circuit to stabilize. At this stage ensure that the TIME control knob is set at minimum duraon. The LED
lamp will now switch on and remain on for about 30 seconds (within 60 seconds).
2. Direct the sensor toward the desired area to be scanned by adjusng the elbow joint and swivel joint on
the sensor arm. Have another person move across the center of the area to be scanned and slowly adjust
the angle of the sensor arm unl the unit sensors the presence of the moving person, causing the light to
switch on.
3. Adjust me control to required seng.
4. To set the light level at which the lights will automacally switch “on” at night, turn the LUX control knob
from daylight to night. If the lamps are required to switch on earlier, e. g. Dusk, wait for the desired light
level, then slowly turn the LUX control knob towards daylight while someone walks across the center of the
area to be detected. When the Spotlights switch on, release the LUX control knob. You may need to make
further adjustments to achieve your ideal light level seng.
POWER ON AUTO MODE
MANUAL MODE
1
2
3
How to change into MANUAL OVERRIDE CONTROL MODE
1. When power is on, the PIR detector enters into the “WARM-UP” periods for about 1 minute, then
automacally changes into AUTO MODE.
2. During AUTO MODE, by switching the ON/OFF main switch twice within 3 seconds and then switching it
on again, the PIR detector will automacally change into MANUAL MODE from AUTO MODE. In MANUAL
MODE, the Lamp(s) will remain ON, not aected by duraon me and Lux control level.
3. During MANUAL MODE or AUTO MODE, by switching o the ON/OFF main switch for over 6 seconds and
then on again, the PIR detector will reset to WARM-UP periods. Please note: the periods of “WARM-UP”
maybe shorter than 1 minute.
Specicaons
Detecon range: Max. 12 metres at 180°scan
Duraon Time adjustment: (10±5) seconds to (4±1) minutes.
Detecon circuitry: Passive Infra-Red (PIR)
Power required: 240V AC, 50HZ
Maximum load: 1x15Wa LED.
Weatherproof: IP44
29-31 Richland St. Kingsgrove. Sydney NSW 2208 Australia
Phone: 02 9554 9600 | Fax: 02 9554 9433
enquiries@domuslighng.com | www.domuslighng.com
Installaon Manual
Trouble Shoong and user hints
Problem Cause Soluon
Light does not switch
on when there is
movement in the
detecon area.
1. no mains voltage Check all connecons, and Fuses/
switches
2. Bulb faulty or missing. Check. Replace
3. Nearby lighng is too bright. Redirect sensor or relocate the unit
4. controls set incorrectly Readjust sensor angle or control knob
5. sensor posioned in wrong direcon Redirect sensor and/or adjust
Lamp switches on for no
apparent reason (false
trigger)
1. Heat from bulb(s) acvang sensor. Adjust lamp holders to allow a
Minimum gap of 40mm between G9
bulb and sensor head.
2. Heat sources such as air-con, Vents,
heater ues, barbecues, other outside
lighng, moving cars are acvang
sensor.
Adjust direcon of sensor head, Away
from these sources.
3. animals/birds e.g. possums or
domesc animals.
Redirecng sensor head may help.
4. Interference from on/o switching of
electric fans or lights on the same circuit
as your LED Spotlight. (This problem
does not always occur but a faulty
switch or noisy uorescent light may
cause the LED lamp to switch on.)
Should the false triggering become
troublesome, consider:
a) Replacing a faulty switch. b) Replacing
noisy uorescent, Tubes and/or starters.
c) Connecng the LED lamp to a
separate circuit (in most cases where
one or more of the above suggesons
have been carried out, false triggering
has been reduced.)
5. Reecon from swimming pool, or
reecve surface.
Redirect sensor.
Light remains on. 1.connuously false triggered Redirecng sensor head may help
2. Time is set too long. Reduce me
Light switches on during
daylight hours.
LUX control knob is set to daylight
posion.
Turn the LUX control knob to desired
light level seng.
When seng controls in
daylight the detecon
distance becomes
shorter.
interference by sunlight Re-test at night.
Note: all passive infra-red detectors are more sensive in cold and dry weather than warm and wet weather

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