GL TRI-SENSOR GL-COALU/KF User manual

GL-COALU/KF
ASSEMBLY &
FITTING INSTRUCTIONS
Please read these instructions carefully before attempting to install this lantern.
It is advisable to keep these instructions in a safe place for future reference.
If this lantern is installed by a contractor, the contractor should ensure that the
customer has a copy of these instructions.
If you experience any difculty installing this product please call the
GL Helpline on 01905 610200
during ofce hours, 8.30am to 4.30pm
Specication
Voltage: 230V AC
Wattage: 12W
Lumen: 2 x 600lm
Weather Resistance: IP44
Electrical Safety: BSEN60598 (Relevant clauses)
Angle of Detection: 120° approx
Max. Detection Range: Up to 6 metres approx; depending on weather conditions
and mounting height (see INTRODUCTION on Page 2)
Mounting Height: 1.4 to 1.9 metres
Lux-up Operation: Lux-up operation in hours of darkness only
Time On: 60 seconds & 60 seconds from last trigger
TRI-SENSOR™ TECHNOLOGY
P-LUX LED TRI-SENSOR
COASTAL LANTERN
Specification
GL-203LU-6W
ASSEMBLY & FITTING INSTRUCTIONS
316 Stainless Steel Wall Light
Please read these instructions carefully before attempting to install this wall light.
It is advisable to keep these instructions in a safe place for future reference.
If this wall light is installed by a contractor, the contractor should ensure that the
customer has a copy of these instructions.
Voltage:
Lamp Base:
Weather Resistance:
Electrical Safety:
Mounting Height:
Photocell Operation:
PIR Detection Range:
Lux Control:
230V AC
GU10 (Max. 35W)
IP44
BSEN60598 (Relevant clauses)
1.4 to 1.9 metres
Activates in hours of darkness only
8m, 90º
10 Lux
Green Lighting Helpline on 01905 610200
Lamp Specification
Wattage:
Lamp Base:
Colour Temp:
Lumens:
6W
GU10
3000K
495lm

SPECIFICATION
The P-Lux lantern switches on automatically at dusk. The lantern stays in a dim down mode, when
the PIR is activated the P-Lux will lux-up to full brightness for 60 seconds or 60 seconds from the
last trigger. It will then return to the dim down mode, and switch off automatically at dawn.
This passive infra-red security tting switches on the light when it detects a moving warm object
approaching. The P-Lux is tted with temperature compensation to give a consistent detection
range. (6m) in all weather. For the PIR to work at its best, the PIR should be crossed, not
approached head-on. The examples below illustrate this.
The sensor is controlled by a built-in photocell so that it operates only between dusk and dawn.
Once the sensor has turned on the light, it will stay on for approximately 60 seconds.
LOCATION
Choose a suitable location for installing the P-Lux lantern, that is, away from trees, hot ventilator
ducts, street lighting and trafc, which may interfere with its operation. In most cases, for the
sensor to work at its best, the P-Lux lantern should be xed approximately 1.4m - 1.9m from the
ground.
SPECIFICATION
The P-Lux lantern switches on automatically at dusk. The lantern will stay in a dim down mode,
when the PIR is activated the P-Lux will lux up to full brightness for 60 seconds or 60 seconds
from the last trigger. It will then return to the dim down mode, and switch off automatically at dawn.
approaching. The P-lux3 is fitted with temperature compensation to give a consistent detection
range. (6m) in all weather. For the PIR to work at its best, the PIR should be crossed, not
approached head-on. The examples below illustrate this.
The sensor is controlled by a built-in photocell so that it operates only between dusk and dawn.
Once the sensor has turned on the light, it will stay on for approximately 60 seconds.
NOTE: When the lantern is positioned directly facing a person walking straight towards it,
the detection range can be as little as 1.5 metres.We therefore recommend that the lantern
be positioned to the side of the entrance.
LOCATION
Choose a suitable location for installing the P-LUX lantern, that is, away from trees, hot ventilator
the ground.
6m
120°
NOTE: When the lantern is positioned directly facing a person walking straight towards it, the detec-
tion range can be as little as 1.5 metres. We therefore recommend that the lantern be positioned to
the side of the entrance.

INSTALLATION
Ensure electricity is switched off at the mains before installing or maintaining this lantern.
THIS FITTING MUST BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH CURRENT IEE WIRING
REGULATIONS AND BUILDING REGULATIONS (PART P). FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY,
THIS LANTERN MUST BE EARTHED. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHOULD
THIS METAL FITTING BE WIRED TO AN UNEARTHED CIRCUIT.
CONTACT A QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN TO INSTALL A SUITABLE EARTH FACILITY.
IF YOU ARE IN ANY DOUBT, CONSULT A QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN.
Please note: For new installations, check for any electrical cables or pipe work
(gas/water) in the vicinity of the intended mounting point for the product, before
proceeding with the installation.
1. Remove the back plate, by twisting anticlockwise. (FIGURE 1).
FIGURE 1
INSTALLATION
Ensure electricity is switched off at the mains before installing or maintaining this lantern.
This tting conforms to UK safety standards.
THIS FITTING MUST BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH CURRENT IEE WIRING
REGULATIONS AND BUILDING REGULATIONS (PART P). FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY, THIS
LANTERN MUST BE EARTHED. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHOULD THIS METAL FITTING
BE WIRED TO AN UNEARTHED CIRCUIT.
CONTACT A QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN TO INSTALL A SUITABLE EARTH FACILITY.
IF YOU ARE IN ANY DOUBT, CONSULT A QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN.
PLEASE NOTE: For new installations, check for any electrical cables or pipe work (gas/water) in the
vicinity of the intended mounting point for the product, before proceeding with the installation
1. Remove the back plate, by twisting anticlockwise. (FIGURE 1).

P-LUX UNIT
FIGURE 3
INSTALLATION - Continued
2.
3.
4.
5.
Using the backplate as a template
mark positions for fixing holes and
cable entry. Use the built in spirit
level to ensure the backplate is
straight.
If fixing to masonry, drill the fixing
holes 25mm deep and insert
masonry plugs so they are flush
with the surface (Figure 1).
Pierce a hole in the grommet and
push the mains cable through
allowing enough cable for
connection to the terminal block
(Figure 2).
Fix the backplate to the mounting
surface with the fixing screws
(Figures 1 and 2).
Remove the pull out connector from the fitting.
Connect the mains supply to the pull out connector using the following colour code for the wiring
(Figures 2 and 3).
Connect the wire coloured Brown or Red (Live) to the terminal marked L.
Connect the wire coloured Green/Yellow or Green (Earth) to the terminal marked Eor .
Connect the wire coloured Blue or Black (Neutral) to the terminal marked N.
Once wired push the connector back into the slot in the fitting.
FIGURE 2
L N
INSTALLATION - Continued
P-LUX UNIT
FIGURE 3
INSTALLATION - Continued
2.
3.
4.
5.
Using the backplate as a template
mark positions for fixing holes and
cable entry. Use the built in spirit
level to ensure the backplate is
straight.
If fixing to masonry, drill the fixing
holes 25mm deep and insert
masonry plugs so they are flush
with the surface (Figure 1).
Pierce a hole in the grommet and
push the mains cable through
allowing enough cable for
connection to the terminal block
(Figure 2).
Fix the backplate to the mounting
surface with the fixing screws
(Figures 1 and 2).
Remove the pull out connector from the fitting.
Connect the mains supply to the pull out connector using the following colour code for the wiring
(Figures 2 and 3).
Connect the wire coloured Brown or Red (Live) to the terminal marked L.
Connect the wire coloured Green/Yellow or Green (Earth) to the terminal marked Eor .
Connect the wire coloured Blue or Black (Neutral) to the terminal marked N.
Once wired push the connector back into the slot in the fitting.
FIGURE 2
L N
2. Using the backplate as a template mark positions
for xing holes and cable entry. Use the built in
spirit level to ensure the backplate is straight.
If xing to masonry, drill the xing holes 25mm
deep and insert masonry plugs so they are ush
with the surface (Figure 1).
3. Pierce a hole in the grommet and push the mains
able through allowing enough cable for
connection to the terminal block (Figure 2).
4. Fix the backplate to the mounting surface with
the xing screws
(Figures 1 and 2).
5. Remove the pull out connector from the tting.
Connect the mains supply to the pull out connector using the following colour code for the
wiring (Figures 2 and 3).
Connect the wire coloured Brown or Red (Live) to the terminal marked L.
Connect the wire coloured Green/Yellow or Green (Earth) to the terminal marked E or .
Connect the wire coloured Blue or Black (Neutral) to the terminal marked N.
Once wired push the connector back into the slot in the tting

INSTALLATION - Continued
OPERATING THE LAMP
6. Push the lantern onto the back plate an 8th of a turn to the left.
7. Rotate the lantern to the upright position and use the plastic pin provided in the bottom of the
tting to secure (Figure 1).
8. Turn on the mains supply.
9. Select function.
By icking the mains switch on and off for the lantern and waiting for 10 seconds for the
lantern to boot up, you can select between 3 functions, indicated by the colour LED that can
be seen on the sensor.
Blue
P-LUX MODE – The lantern will work as a nightlight on dimmed mode from dusk until dawn
and brighten to its full output when motion is detected.
Green
PIR MODE – The lantern will come on at its full setting for 60 seconds after motion is detected.
It will then return to its off state.
Red
PHOTOCELL MODE – The lantern will be on full, from dusk until dawn before automatically
switching off at sunrise.
NOTE: Do not use this lantern if it is damaged.
Make sure that the lantern is xed securely
IF IN ANY DOUBT CONSULT A QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN.
NOTE: In the wiring examples shown in FIGURE 3, the switch for the fused spur doubles as the
override switch.
Initial Power Up Cycle
On the initial power up, your lantern will go into one complete cycle that is full light for 45 seconds
followed by a slow dim down and it will then switch off (in day time). This power up cycle will
happen regardless the light level of the environment.
After installing your P-Lux LED lantern, simply walk past your lantern and look for the coloured
LED (Motion Indicator) on the PIR to ash which means your lantern is in range but the light will
not come on in day light.

Should you experience any difculty when installing this product, please call the
GL Helpline on 01905 610200
during normal ofce hours 8:30am to 4:30pm, Monday to Friday.
Please note that this equipment and its components have NO user serviceable parts.
GL tries to improve its products for the benet of its customers. For this reason we reserve the right
to make any changes to any product at any time, without notice.
GL Instructions GL-COALU/KF Coastal Wall Light with selectable functions.
© GL www.gl-e.uk
INSTALLATION
Should you experience any difculties check the faults below before calling the Green Lighting
Helpline. When replacing the lamp or servicing the tting turn the power off at the mains.
Fault Possible Cause Solution
Unit will not work at all • No power • Check power and fuse
• Cover the daylight sensor with
a black cloth or black insulation
tape and switch on
Unit ashes continuously • Area too light
• Faulty photocell
• Re-position lantern away from
nearby lighting
• Call the Helpline
Sensing range too short • Unit is xed too high or too low,
or angle of approach into
detection bands are incorrect
• Other lighting interfering with
the sensitivity of the PIR sensor
• Cover the sensor with a black
cloth then test
• Move the unit to a different height
and/or change the angle of
approach (see INTRODUCTION)
• Move lantern away from other
lighting
Lamp on all the time • PIR is continuously being
activated
• Faulty electronic unit
• Switch off for 30 seconds then
restart
• Reposition lantern
• Call the Helpline
Lamp false triggers • Lantern badly positioned
• High winds
• Reposition lantern
• Temporary situation
If annoying, switch lantern off
Coloured LED indicator
doesn’t work
• No power • Check power and fuse
• Call the helpline
Please note that this equipment and its components have NO user serviceable parts.