ecolight SE1049-BP2-02LF0-E User manual

LED MOTION-ACTIVATED BATTERY OPERATED SECURITY LIGHT (Page 1)
LUMINAIRE DE SÉCURITÉ À DEL ALIMENTÉ PAR PILE ET ACTIVÉ PAR LE
MOUVEMENT (Page 4)
LUZ DE SEGURIDAD DE LED QUE SE ACTIVA CON EL MOVIMIENTO Y
FUNCIONA A BATERÍA (Página 7)
To Begin/Pour commencer/Para comenzar
Hardware kit
(Actual hardware may differ from illustration)
Trousse de quincaillerie
(La quincaillerie incluse peut être différente
de l’illustration)
Kit de aditamentos
(Los aditamentos reales pueden diferir de los
que semuestran en la ilustración.)
WARNING: Please read this entire manual before installation.
Verify the following contents:
AVERTISSEMENT : Veuillez lire ce mode d'emploi du début à la fin avant
de commencer l'installation. Vérifiez le contenu suivant :
ADVERTENCIA: Por favor, lea este manual completo antes de realizar la
instalación. Verifique el siguiente contenido:
Required/Nécessaire/Se necesita
Mounting base
Base de fixation
Base demontaje
L ow battery
indicator
Batterie faible
indicateur
Indicador de
batería baja
Installation time: 30 minutes / Durée de l’installation: 30 minutes / Tiempo de instalación: 30 minutos
3/16 in.
4.75mm
Warnings and Cautions
WARNING: LEDs can be damaged by electro static discharge (ESD) shock.
Before installation, discharge yourself by touching a grounded bare metal
surface to remove this hazard.
CAUTION: This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is
subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause
harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference
received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
IMPORTANT: Select the installation location carefully. Do not install in areas
having pedestrian or motorized traffic, pools or bodies of water, or trees/
bushes that move in the wind. All of these may trigger the motion sensor
security light and may be disruptive to the intended operation of the light.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS.
English
Assembly Instructions
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Fig. 2
Remove the mounting base by turning counter
clockwise until it comes loose. For mounting to
concrete or masonry, install the anchors, by
drilling two 3/16-in. pilot holes into the mounting
surface. Insert the anchors into the holes and
tap them into place so they are flush with the
surface (Fig. 1). Place the rear housing cover,
with the writing facing away from the wall, over
the mounting location and secure the rear
housing cover to the mounting surface with wood screws (Fig. 2).
OPEN
OPEN LOCK
LOCK
UPWARD
UPWARD
Fig. 1
Remove the screw on the battery compartment
cover (Fig. 3). With your fingertip, pull up on the
battery compartment catch and pull outward to
remove the battery compartment cover (Fig. 4).
2
Fig. 4
OFF ON
OFF ON
Fig. 3
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2
4
5
6
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Assembly Instructions
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OFF ON
OFF ON
Fig. 5
Fig. 5
C C C
Insert 3 new alkaline Ccell batteries (not included) into
the battery compartmentand orient them with the “+”
and “-” markings on the back of the battery
compartment (Fig.5). Re-attach the battery
compartment coverby aligning the legs on the lower
edge of the battery compartment coveronto the fixture
body and close the coveruntil the catch at the top
engages. Replace the screw. When ready to use, turn
the switch, located above the battery compartment, to
“ON”. Do not mix old and new batteries. Cold weather
may have a negative impact on battery life.
Attach the security light to the rear housing cover by
positioning the security light over the rear
housing cover at an angle. Engage the
security light into the grooves of the
rear housing cover and secure by
twisting clockwise until the
security light is seated vertically
(Fig. 6).
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OPEN LOCK
UPWARD
Fig. 6
OPEN LOCK
UPWARD
The TIME control knob can be adjusted to control
the length of time the light stays ON when triggered
by the PIR sensor (Fig. 4). In the far left position (-),
the duration time is approximately 10 seconds. In
the far right position (+) the duration time is
approximately 30 seconds.
The SENS control knob can be adjusted to control
the range of the PIR sensor (Fig. 5). The far left
position (-) sets the PIR sensor range to
approximately 1 foot. The far right (+) sets the PIR
range to approximately 30 feet.
The LUX control knob can be adjusted for the
surrounding level of darkness needed to activate
the PIR (Fig. 6). This is quite variable. The far left
position (-) sets for maximum level of darkness (or
near full darkness). The far right position (+) sets for
minimum level of darkness.
Operating Instructions
The individual light heads can be adjusted side to
side and up/down independently to aim the light
heads in the direction desired (Fig. 1).
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Fig. 1
The motion sensor can be rotated to position in the
direction of an area to be covered. If the 2 tick
marks are aligned, the motion sensor is focused
straight ahead. The motion sensor can be rotated
approximately 45 degrees right or left of center
(Fig. 2). The motion sensor has a maximum
detection field of 130° at a distance of 30 ft.
The control knobs for adjusting the operation of the
security light (TIME, SENS and LUX) are located on
the back side of the motion sensor. To gain access
to these controls, rotate the sensor clock-wise
(Fig. 3).
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4
5
6
Fig. 2
3Fig. 3
Fig. 4
Fig. 5
Fig. 6
SENS
T I M E L UX
SENS
LUX
Remove the security light from the rear housing
cover by gripping the fixture and turning counter
clockwise until the catches disengage from the
rear housing cover (Fig. 1).
Battery Replacement
The red LED low battery indicator on the front of the security light will light up when the
batteries are low and need replacing. Alkaline batteries can last up to 270 days if the
security light is activated for 10 seconds an average of 4 times per night.
1
OPEN LOCK
UPWARD
Fig. 1
OFF ON
OFF ON
OFF ON
OFF ON
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Battery Replacement
Attach the security light to the rear housing cover
by positioning the security light over the
rear housing cover at an angle.
Engage the security light into the
grooves of the rear housing cover
and secure by twisting clockwise
until the security light is seated
vertically (Fig. 5).
OPEN LOCK
UPWARD
Fig. 5
OPEN LOCK
UPWARD
4
Remove the screw on the battery
compartment cover (Fig. 2). With
fingertips, pull up on the battery
compartment catch and pull outward to
remove the battery compartment cover
(Fig. 3).
2
Insert 3 new alkaline C cell batteries (not included)
into the battery compartment according to the “+”
and “-” markings near the battery drawings (Fig. 4).
Re-attach the battery compartment cover by aligning
the legs on the lower edge of the battery
compartment cover onto the fixture body and close
the cover until the catch at the top engages. Replace
the screw. Do not mix old and new batteries. Cold
weather may have a negative impact on battery life.
3Fig. 5
Fig. 3
OFF ON
OFF ON
ON
ON
Fig. 2
OFF ON
OFF ON
Fig. 4
Extreme hot or cold weather could affect the performance of the built-in sensors that detect
body heat. Certain winter clothing can shield a person’s body heat from the sensor during
extreme cold weather. During extreme hot weather, the sensor may not be able to distinguish
the difference between normal body temperatures and the surrounding high temperatures.
The sensor will begin working normally once weather conditions return to normal.
Troubleshooting Guide
Problem Cause Solution
Fixture does not light. 1. ON/OFF switch is not set correctly. 1. Slide ON/OFF switch to ON position.
2. Batteries are defective. 2. Replace the batteries.
3. Batteries are installed wrong. 3. Install the batteries correctly.
4. Battery compartment cover 4. Check battery compartment
is loose. cover and/or screw.
Light flickers on 1. Photo sensor is picking up 1. Remove batteries to reset
and off. extraneous light. photo sensor settings.
Fixture stays on 1. Heat source/reflective body 1. Remove heat source/reflective body
all night. in detection area. from detection zone or move fixture.
Motion sensor 1. Momentary heat source or 1. Turn sensor detection field
activates at random reflective body. away from source.
or for no reason. 2. Minor sensor problem. 2. Remove batteries to reset sensor.
Motion sensor does 1. Batteries are depleted. 1. Check or replace batteries.
not activate at all. 2. ON/OFF switch is set to OFF. 2. Slide switch to ON position.
Detection range 1. Changes in meteorological 1. Adjust the position of the sensor.
varies from day conditions.
to day.
Care and Maintenance
Periodically clean the fixture using a mild, non-abrasive glass cleaner and soft cloth. Do
NOT use solvents or cleaners containing abrasive agents. Do not spray liquid cleaner
directly onto the LEDs, fixture, diffuser, or wiring.
This fixture uses LEDs (light emitting diodes) to provide light. LEDs do not burn out like
traditional light bulbs and will last for 30 years or more.
Need Help?
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In the event you are missing a part or have questions regarding installation
please visit our website or call the Customer Care Center.
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Printed in China
Warranty
6 YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY
The manufacturer warrants this lighting fixture to be free from defects in materials and
workmanship for a period of (6) years from the date of original purchase by the consumer.
The fixture is not warrantied for use in a commercial or retail application. The warranty is
limited to use in a residential environment. We will repair or replace (at our option) the
unit in the original color, and style if available, or in a similar color and style if the original
item has been discontinued, without charge. Defective units must be properly packed and
returned to the manufacturer with a letter of explanation and your original purchase
receipt showing date of purchase. Call to obtain a Return Authorization Number and an
address where to ship your defective product. Note: C.O.D. shipments will NOT be
accepted. The liability of the manufacturer is in any case limited to replacement of the
defective light fixture product. The manufacturer will not be liable for any other loss,
damage, labor costs or injury which is caused by the product. This limitation upon the
liability of the manufacturer includes any loss, damage, or injury which is (I) to person or
property or otherwise; (II) incidental or consequential in nature; (III) based upon theories
of warranty, contract, negligence, strict liability, tort, or otherwise; or (IV)
directly, or indirectly related to the sale, use, or repair of the product. This warranty gives
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