Enerlites HMOS User manual

to hot wire, red lead to load wire, white lead to neutral wire, green lead
Occupancy Mode:
Best:180 sq.ft.
The coverage range of the sensor switch is specified and illustrated
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DESCRIPTION
HMOS
HMOS
OCCUPANCY / VACANCY
Voltage .......................................................................... 120VAC, 60Hz
Incandescent ........................................................................… 500W
Motor ...................................................................................…… 1/8Hp
Time Delay..............................................…… 15 Sec, 15 Mins, 30 Mins
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SPECIFICATIONS
SENSOR SWITCH
(2-IN-1)
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INSTALLATION
Turn off the circuit breaker before installation.
WARNING:
Do not exceed electrical ratings.
3. Gently position wires in wall box, attach sensor switch to the box.
2. Device “TOP” upward.
4. Restore power at circuit breaker or fuse, wait one minute.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Light Level...................................................................... Default setting
Indoor use only.
OCC
Mode
VAC
Description
after set time delay.
Position
Upper side
Vacancy Mode: Manual On only,
Automatic Off after set time delay.
Function of ON/OFF button
Manually push
Manually push
Automatic On, Automatic Off
1. Connect lead wires as shown in wiring diagram (see Figure 2): Black lead
causing the light turns even though someone is still in the detection area.
The passive infrared sensor detects the difference between heat emitted
from the human body in motion and the background space. The sensor
in Figure 1. Large object and some transparent barriers like glass
windows will block some degrees of the sensor's view and prevent detection,
Coverage Area
switch can turn a load on and hold it as long as the sensor detects
occupancy. After no motion is detected for the set time delay, the load turns
off automatically.
On/Off the load.
On/Off the load.
to ground wire.
Operation Temperature.................................................... 32° F--131° F
Regular: 450 sq.ft.
Maximum: 700 sq.ft.
30'
Top View
15'
7.5'
15'
7.5'
15'
5'
4'
Lower side
ADJUSTMENT
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5. Locate the toggle switch on both sides of the top cover to perform
test and adjustment.
Default position
Adjustable
15 Seconds
15 Minutes 30 Minutes
15 Seconds (Test mode)
Neutral
White
Top
Hot
Black
Ground
Green Neutral
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White
Load
Red Load Figure 4
TOP
INDOOR
USE ONLY
Test
15 MIN
30 MIN
Test
15 MIN
30 MIN
VAC
OCC
VAC
OCC
Mounting Yoke Fresnel Lens
LED Indicator Control Top Cover
The switch ships with top cover attached. It is convenient for
Push down top cover to release
OPEN
CLOSE
Line up tabs and push up to attach
Figure 2
Figure 1
Changing the color of your switch
Wiring diagram
1. 2.
Band switch prescription
Time delay setting
Figure 3
(ON/OFF Button)
Ambient light(Default setting)
If the ambient light level is too high, more than the default setting,
the load may not automatic turned ON, If turning ON is desired,
Notice:
users to change the top cover. Please proceed as follows:
Resistive ............................................................................................ 5A
Ballast........................................................................................500VA
cover the sensor lens with one hand for 2 seconds, the light is
going to turn ON.

to 15s (test mode), make sure there is no motion, the load should
TROUBLESHOOTING`
The time delay toggle switch is default set on 15 seconds. Do not adjust
By pushing the ON/OFF Button, the load can be turned ON/OFF under
detected. To verify proper operation, turn the time delay toggle switch
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This warranty service is available by returning the product with proof
dealer from whom the unit was purchased.
of purchase, purchase date and a description of the problem to the
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Manual ON/OFF Button
Turning ON the Load under Occupancy Mode
Load automatically turned ON when occupancy is detected.
Turning ON the Load under Vacancy Mode
Manual ON/OFF button has to be pushed to turn ON the load.
Automatic Turning OFF the Load
Under either mode, the sensor keeps the load ON until no motion is
Manual Turning OFF the Load
By manual ON/OFF button, the load can be turned OFF under either OCC
or VAC mode. Under OCC mode, if you press manual ON/OFF button
either OCC or VAC mode. (illustrated in Figure 5).
detected plus the set time delay, then turns OFF automatically.
Therefore, a
Initial run
The sensor switch needs
During the initial
run, the load might be turned ON and OFF several times.
it until initial run is finished and proper operation function confirmed.
The load is out of control
1. It can take up to one minute for initial run.
2. Check the wiring connections, especially the
The load does not turn OFF
1. There can be up to a 30 minutes time delay after the last motion
initial run for one minute.
2. Check if there is any significant heat source mounted within six feet (two
meters) that may cause false detection such as high wattage light bulb,
portable heater, and HAVC device.
3. Check the wiring connections, especially the neutral wiring to the
The load turns ON when not desired
1. Switch from OCC to VAC mode.
2. Mask the sensor switch’s lens to eliminate unwanted coverage area.
neutral.
Secured Neutral Wiring is required.
Neutral Wiring.
Hot and
turn OFF in 15 seconds.
sensor switch.
TROUBLESHOOTING
May, 2014
Under VAC mode, only after the load automatically turns OFF, the load can
be turned ON automatically if occupancy detected within 30 seconds.
For proper operation, the sensor switch has to consume power from
Figure 5
first ,the sensor switch returns to normal until set-time finished.
The sensor switch is programmed independently for either occupancy
mode or vacancy mode depending on the band switch position on the both
side of top cover. Some might call the vacancy mode as “manual on
OPERATION
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occupancy mode”.
WARRANTY INFORMATION
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If within two(2) years from the date of purchase, this product fails due
to a defect in material or workmanship, we will repair or exchange it, at
its sole option free of charge. This warranty does not apply to: (a) damage
to units caused by accident, dropping or abuse in handling, acts of god
or any negligent use; (b) units which have been subject to un-authorized
repair, opened, taken apart or otherwise modified; (c) unit not used in
accordance with instruction; (d) damages exceeding the cost of the product;
(e) finish on any portion of the product, such as surface and weathering,
as this is considered normal wear and tear; (g) transit damage, initial
installation costs, removal costs, or rein-installation costs.
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