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SMSLES2X13
INSTALLATION MANUAL
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Photoelectric Control: Deactivates lights
during daylight. Fully adjustable for 24
hour operation or custom applications.
Vandal Resistant Lens: Hard lens resists
casual vandalism.
Case Construction: Precision molded
Lexan®
Color Matched Lens: Dark lens with black
units. White lens with white units.
Surge Protection: Withstands up to
3000 Volts
Manual Override: Double ip wall switch
logic prevents activation by short power
outages. Resets to auto at dawn.
No extra wiring needed.
LED Detection Indicator: Glows red day
and night for“on-guard” deterrence.
RF Immunity: Circuits fully shielded for
maximum radio frequency immunity.
Model: 500 Watts Incandescent
100 Watts Fluorescent at 120 Volts
500W LED SMSLES13 at 120 Volts
5 Amps, 450 Watts LED at 120 Volts with ..
0.8pF driver
5 Amps, 300 Watts LED at 120 Volts with ..
0.5pF driver
Voltage: 120 Volts AC
Power Consumption: 1W
UL Listing: Raintight Photoelectric Switch
Suitable for wet locations.
Time Adjustment: 5 seconds to 15
minutes
Quick Test Time: 5 second test time for fast
installation. Works day or night.
Detection Zone: Full 180º by 30’
“No Hands” Auto Testing: Auto mode
starts after 3 minutes of testing.
No adjustment needed.
Built for Severe Conditions: Double
weatherproong for long life.
Wire
Nuts (3)
Adjustment
Tool
Lens
Mask
SMSLES2X13
IMPORTANT
READ CAREFULLY BEFORE INSTALLING FIXTURE. RETAIN THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
RAB xtures must be wired in accordance with the National Electrical Code and all applicable local codes. Proper grounding is
required for safety. THIS PRODUCT MUST BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE APPLICABLE INSTALLATION CODE BY A PERSON
FAMILIAR WITH THE CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION OF THE PRODUCT AND THE HAZARDS INVOLVED.
WARNING: Make certain power is OFF before installing or maintaining xture. No user serviceable parts inside.
CAUTION: For proper weatherproof function all gaskets must be seated properly and all screws inserted and tightened
rmly. Apply weatherproof silicone sealant around the edge of the ceiling mounting box and/or junction box. This is
especially important with an uneven ceiling surface. Silicone all plugs and unused conduit entries.
CONTENTS
SENSOR SPECIFICATIONS
WHY RAB SENSORS?
Smaller is better!
Mini Sensor uses state-of-the-art surface
mount technology (SMT), just like cellular
phones and beepers. SMT gives you more
reliability, greater RF immunity, and a
compact sensor that can t neatly where
others cannot.
Wider is better!
The wide 180° view detects movement
along the entire side of a building with
only one compact sensor. It will detect
people as they exit or enter. It takes several
conventional sensors to get the same
coverage.
Molded is better!
No leaky gaskets or bug hotels with Mini
Sensor. The hard lens is molded as part
of the case. It’s vandalproof, rainproof,
bugproof and absolutely sealed.

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TURN OFF POWER BY REMOVING POWER
FUSE OR TURNING OFF CIRCUIT BREAKER
BEFORE INSTALLATION.
• Total lighting load must not exceed:
500W LED SMSLES13 at 120 Volts
5 Amps, 450 Watts LED at 120 Volts with
0.8pF driver
5 Amps, 300 Watts LED at 120 Volts with
0.5pF driver.
To switch more wattage, an electrician
can install an additional relay.
• Line Carrier Remote Control Systems
such as X-10, Leviton or Radio Shack are
incompatible with sensors and cause false
activations.
• Do not install on circuits feeding motor
loads such as kitchen appliances, HVAC
equipment, washer/ dryer or garage door
openers.
• Sensor functions best when movement is
across its detection pattern, not towards
the sensor.
• Mount 6’-10’ high for optimum range
and direction. (fig. 1.)
Less Sensitive
More Sensitive
Black
Black
Red
Red
(pigtail)
Ground Ground
Power In White
White
Fig: 3
Fig: 1
Fig: 2
Two LESLIE13 heads come pre-wired and assembled on CU4 plate, allowing for
mounting on round, rectangular or octagonal surface or recessed junction boxes. Apply
weatherproof silicone sealant around the edge of the Junction Box (not supplied). This is
especially important with an uneven wall surface.
1. Attach the Universal Mounting Bar with the screws provided to the Junction Box
(fig. 3.) In case of surface mount junction box, use with the Metal Surface Plate.
2. Use the ‘S’ shaped hands free Hanging Hook to hold the CU4 plate during wiring.
3. Bring power leads and LESLIE13 head leads into Junction Box.
4. Strip o atleast 1/2” of insulation from all leads, and insert through openings in
Metal Surface Plate (if used).
5. Attach ground wire to grounding screw on Junction Box. Complete wiring as
shown in wiring diagram section.
6. Align Gasket, CU4 Plate and Metal Surface Plate (for use with surface mounted
junction boxes) to ensure proper seal.
7. Tighten Center Screw (make sure O-Ring Gasket is on the screw) to attach CU4 plate
to the box. Check that the Gasket is fully sealed.
8. Insert plastic Finishing Cap in the center of the CU4 plate for a weatherproof seal.
Use silicone sealant on all plugs and unused conduit entries.
9. Aim LESLIE13 heads in the desired direction and tighten locknut and arm screw.
Two SMSLES13 heads come pre-wired
and assembled along with SMS500 sensor
on CU4 plate, allowing for mounting on
round, rectangular or octagonal surface or
recessed boxes.
1. Connect the black xture lead to the
(+) LINE supply lead. (fig. 2.)
2. Connect the white xture lead to the
(-) COMMON supply lead.
3. Connect the GROUND wire from
xture to supply ground.
4. Red pigtail is only used to switch
remote or additional xtures.
O-Ring
Gasket
CU4
plate
Gasket
Plug
Center
Screw
Finishing
Cap
Metal Surface
Plate
Hanging
Hook
Universal
Mounting Bar
Bar
Screws
Junction Box
(not supplied)
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The Mini Sensor infrared sensor “sees”
small temperature changes caused by
the motion of people or cars within
its detection zone and turns on lights
automatically. It welcomes visitors and
may deter intruders.
How long do the lights stay on?
Lights remain on as long as there is
movement within the Detection Zone.
Once the zone is vacated, lights can be
adjusted to remain on approximately 5
seconds up to 15 minutes.
Will the sensor detect animals?
Mini Sensor may detect large animals.
Having animals trigger the sensor can
give property a “lived-in” look. You can
limit animal detection by placing opaque
weatherproof tape on the lower part of
the lens or using the bottom mask on the
Lens Mask Kit provided. (fig. 6.)
What does Manual Override do?
Keep lights on by ipping the wall switch
two times within 5 seconds. Sensor resets
to auto mode at dawn. No extra wiring
needed.
How are the Time, Sensitivity and
Photocell adjusted?
TimeControl: Sets the time that lights will
remain on after the Detection Zone is
vacated from approximately 5 seconds
to 15 minutes. Use the adjustment tool
provided to turn clockwise to increase
the time. (fig. 7.)
Factory Setting: 5-8 minutes.
Photocell Control: For night only operation,
use the tool provided or a small
screwdriver to turn the Photocell Control
(fig. 7.) all the way counter-clockwise (to
the moon symbol). For operation in low
level lights, turn the knob all the way
clockwise (to the sun symbol). Adjust
counterclockwise to have the sensor come
on later at dusk, clockwise to have it come
on earlier. Turning photocell control will
show when the sensor “thinks” the current
ambient light level = night, because the
lights will turn on.
Factory setting : Night Only
Sensitivity: Increases or decreases the
responsiveness and range of the sensor.
Control Panel
Turn controls gently using adjustment tool
provided. Do not force past stops. (fig . 7.)
S T
Sensitivity Time Control
Photocell
Multiple sensors
Wiring more than one sensor together is
recommended only for the experienced
installer because it becomes dicult to
troubleshoot. Single sensors that control
their own lights pinpoint movement more
accurately and operate better.
Power Quality
Sensors should not be installed on a circuit
that also feeds motor loads such as HVAC
equipment, kitchen appliances, or garage
door openers. If voltage varies signicantly
from 120 volts, sensors may malfunction.
To switch more than rated load (fig. 5.)
To override sensor with a manual switch
(fig. 4.)
Masking the
lens
SETTINGS SETTINGS PICKING A LOCATION
DECTECTION PATTERN
Fig: 4
Fig: 5
Fig: 6
Fig: 7
Location Considerations
1. Choose a location from which
the sensor can “see” all the paths of
movement that will be illuminated by
its lights.
2. Mini Sensor may be wall or ceiling
mounted.
3. Sensor functions best when the
direction of expected movement is
across its detection pattern, not towards
the sensor.
4. If wall mounting, locate 6-10’ high for
optimum range and detection. Lower
mounting height will reduce range.
Sensor must be below and as far as
possible away from lights. If ceiling
mounted be sure there are no lights
below sensor.
1. The sensor has a “Double Look Down”
Lens with one “Look Out” zone and
two “Look Down” zones, for excellent
detection both at long and close range
2. Detection extends out a maximum of
30 feet and is 180º wide.
3. To reduce the Detection Pattern length,
aim the sensor down
4. To reduce Detection Pattern width,
mask the sides of the lens with the
Lens Mask Kit provided or opaque
weatherproof tape.
5. If sensor is mounted by a doorway
at the top of stairs, be aware that the
elevated mounting height may extend
the sensors range.

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S T
8’
Side View
30’
Double Look Down Lens
60’
30’
Start Finish Photocell
Turn to moon symbol
for night only
Turn to sun symbol
for 24 hour operation
(lights turn on
night and day)
Top View
6. As distance from the sensor increases,
it will take more movement to be
detected. For instance, at 10 feet, a
half step will be enough, while at 30
feet, several steps will be necessary.
Test Period
The sensor has a 3 minute Test Period
which allows it to be aimed and walk
tested day or night.
1. For the rst 30 seconds, the lights will
be turned on. During this time, test that
all xtures and lamps function properly.
2. For the next 3 minutes, the sensor will
keep lights on for 5 seconds each time
it detects movement in its Detection
Zone. The sensor will change to
Automatic Mode after the 3 minute
Test Period.
Turn controls gently using the adjustment
tool provided. Do not force past stops.
Lights Do Not Turn O
1. Make sure sensor is not aimed at
something that would move or change
temperature such as waving branches,
water, air conditioners, windows or
heating vents - even on neighboring
property. You can test for infrared
sources in the area by placing a box or
bag over the sensor. Put sensor into Test
Mode. After the initial 30 seconds of the
lights being on, lights should stay o.
Wave your hand inside the bag in front
of sensor. Lights should go on and then
time out. If sensor operates properly
when covered, check items 2-6.
Problem: Sensor is triggered by
unwanted movement or heat source.
Solution: Tilt sensor (Pg.9) or mask lens
in the direction of the source. Move
sensor or source.
2. Make sure sensor is mounted rmly
and does not move even slightly when
touched. If it moves, tighten all screws.
3. Make sure that Mini Sensor is not
mounted on an unstable object such
as a tree or a pole that will move in
the wind.
4. Was sensor wired hot? If so, circuitry
may have been damaged.
5. Make sure sensor is not aimed within
30 feet of a road.
Walk Test
The purpose of the Walk Test is to check
and adjust the coverage pattern.
1. Aim the sensor approximately to cover
the area you desire.
2. Start outside the Detection Zone and
walk across the zone until the lights go
on. As distance from the sensor
increases, it will take more movement
to be detected. For instance, at 10 feet,
a half step will be enough, while at 30
feet, several steps will be necessary.
3. To reduce range, use the lens masks
provided or tilt sensor down.Repeat
steps #2 and #3 until you are satised
with the coverage.
4. The Time Control is factory set between
5-8 minutes. This period starts after the
movement in the Detection Zone
ceases. If less time is desired, turn the
time control counterclockwise. For
more time, turn the control clockwise.
DECTECTION PATTERN(cont.)
AIMING AND WALK TESTING
CONTROL PANEL
TECHNICAL TIPS
3. If another 3 minute Test Period is
desired, turn the power o for at least
10 seconds and back on again.
5. The sensor is factory set for night only
operation. To obtain full operation
24 hours per day, turn the Photocell
Control fully clockwise to the sun
symbol. Intermediate settings will allow
the sensor to operate earlier or later at
dusk.
6. Your sensor is ready for operation.
See the Technical Tips pages if
additional help is needed.
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Problem: Passing cars activate sensor.
Solution: A 20’ safety zone between the
sensor and road is recommended to avoid
activation from passing cars.
Make sure heat from lights is not triggering
sensor. Make sure the sensor is below and
as far as possible away from lights.
Range Appears Limited
1. Check that movement is not directly
towards sensor. Sensor will see
movement across its pattern more
quickly. To x, move the sensor.
2. Check that movement far away and
directly towards sensor is not entirely
within one Detection Pattern nger.
Problem: Sensor will not detect until
movement crosses from one nger into a
second nger.
Solution: “Micro Adjust” sensor by tilting
sensor 1/16”. This small adjustment may
move the zones to allow earlier detection.
Lights Do Not Turn On
1. Check that lamps and xtures work.
Compare wiring to the Wiring Diagram
in this manual. Check that the power
is on.
2. If installing during daylight, remember
that the sensor will provide a 3 minute
Test Period after power is turned on.
After 3 minutes, the sensor will switch
to Automatic Mode and will not work
during daylight if the Photocell Control
is turned to or near the night only
position (fully counter clockwise to the
moon symbol).
If you require another 3 minute Test
Period, turn the power o for at least 10
seconds and back on again.
If you require the sensor to operate
both in low level light and at night, turn
the Photocell Control knob clockwise
to the sun symbol.
3. Check that lights from other sources,
such as adjacent porch lights, garden
lights, streetlights or lights from inside
the house are not in the sensor’s view.
See #1 under “Lights Turn O Too
Quickly”.
4. Was sensor wired hot? If so, circuitry
may have been damaged.
5. If sensor is painted, make sure there is
no paint on the lens and that the lens
paint mask is removed.
Check that the sensor is level from side to
side and pointed at the area you desire. If
unit is tilted, part of the Detection Zone
may be high in the air over people’s heads.
Solution: Position sensor exactly level from
side to side.
Check that the sensor is not mounted too
high. If mounted above 20 feet, much of
the usable range will be lost.
If sensor is painted, make sure there is no
paint on the lens and that the lens paint
mask is removed.
You may tilt sensor to not aim in the direction
of the street or mask top of sensor lens to
reduce range
More sensitive
Less sensitive
Solution: Mounting at 5’ to 8’ allows
maximum range.
20’
No detection until here
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Lights Turn O Too Quickly
1. Check if sensor is being “tricked” by
reected light. If lights shine or reect
into the photocell, (located behind the
lens), the unit will go on briey and
turn o thinking it is daytime.
Problem: Lights reect into photocell
or lights shine directly into photocell.
Solution: Adjust Photocell Control
slightly clockwise, toward the sun
symbol. This allows the sensor to
function in brighter ambient light
conditions. Alternatively, move the
lights or mask the lens in the direction
of the lights or reections. If the
problem persists, it may be necessary
to increase the lenth of the sun shield
over the sensor using weatherproof
tabe or some other material.
2. Check if “R” lamps, “A” lamps or self-
ballasted PL lamps are being used in
a non-enclosed lampholder that can
be “seen” by the sensor. If so, switch
to reector PAR oodlight lamps or
Quartz oods so the sensor is not
aected by stray light. If using PAR
oodlights, consider using lower
wattage, energy saving lamps.
Self ballasted compact uorescent
lamps may cause the sensor to cycle
on and o.
Lights Turn On For Unknown Reasons
1. Lights may turn on occasionally during
rain, snow and windstorms because
the sensor is detecting changes in
temperature. If this is a constant
problem, mount the sensor in a more
protected area.
2. Tilt the sensor lower - it may be seeing
distant objects moving.
3. You may not be aware that animals
have triggered sensor. Check sensor
aiming to reduce nuisance triggering
or mask the lower part of the lens with
opaque weatherproof tape.
4. The sensor may turn on occasionally
during voltage surges.
5. A possible source of “mysterious”
sensor activations are strong local
radio signals. Check for nearby CB,
Ham, VHF radio transmitters or Cellular
telephones. The sensor may be
activated, but will not be permanently
impaired by these signals.
6. Check other solutions mentioned
under on pages 12 &13.
Lights Turn On and O Incorrectly
1. Make sure the sensor is installed
on its own dedicated circuit free of
motor loads such as HVAC equipment,
kitchen appliances or garage door
openers.
2. It is not recommended to wire sensors
in parallel. More than one sensor
wired together makes them dicult
to troubleshoot. Disconnect multiple
sensors and test separately.
3. Keep all people completely out of the
detection pattern to make sure the
sensor is not detecting them.
4. Make sure sensor is located below and
as far as possible from its lights. Heat
from the lights may trigger the sensor.
Solution: Move sensor below and
away from the lights.
5. Make sure lights are not visible from or
reecting back into sensor. Check for
white or reective surfaces close to the
sensor.
Solution: Aim sensor away from lights
and reective objects or mask the
lens in the direction of the light or
reection.
6. Heavy rain, snow or high winds may
activate the sensor occasionally
Solution: Reduce sensitivity control
settings, mount in a more protected
area and/or mask the lens if this is a
constant problem.
7. Make sure sensor is not aimed within
30’ of a road or sidewalk. Passing cars
will activate sensor.
Solution: Mask the top of the lens to
reduce Detection Pattern Length.
8. Self ballasted PL lamps may cause
cycling (on-o ).
9. Check solutions 1, 2, 3, 5 & 6 under
“Lights Do Not Turn O”(Pg. 10).
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If you need technical assistance, please do
the following:
1. Re-read the Technical Tips sections of
this manual.
2. Call the Tech Help Line at 888 RAB-
1000, 8AM to 6PM Eastern Time M-F
and we will be glad to help you.
Before you call, please have the
following information handy
a) Catalog number of your unit;
b) Wattage, types and locations of
lights connected to the sensor;
c) The electrical circuit on which the
sensor is installed. What else does
it feed? How is the sensor power
switched?
d) Serial Number (4 digits) on the back
of the sensor.
e) This installation Manual:
RAB Lighting cannot give electrical wiring
instructions by phone. Please consult a
qualied electrician
RAB Sensor Warranty
The SMARTBULLET RAB Sensor will be free from
defects in materials and workmanship for a
period of ten (10) years from the date of delivery
to the end-user.
Sensors must be installed by a properly
insured and licensed electrician or under the
supervision of a licensed electrician and the
product must be in its original, unopened
and new condition at the time of installation.
The information provided in the RAB Sensor
Owner’s Manual is critical in determining the
location, conditions, intended use and other
requirements with respect to the use and
installation of a sensor product. Using a sensor
product in any manner other than as disclosed
in the RAB Owner’s Manual automatically voids
the warranty.
Exceptions. The above warranties shall not apply
and RAB makes no representations or warranties
with respect to:
a. problems caused by acts of God including
without limitation lightning strikes; and
b. problems caused by any improper action or
failure to act by any person or entity other RAB,
including without limitation problems caused by
improper installation by the buyer, an authorized
RAB distributor, or any other person or entity; and
c. using or installing a sensor product in any
manner other than as disclosed in the RAB
Owner’s Manual.
d. use with Instant Start ballasts; use with Instant
Start ballasts will void the RAB warranty.
Out of warranty sensors replacement program.
If your sensor is out of warranty or if damage is
unrelated to its original manufacture, return your
sensor (freight prepaid and insured) directly to us
(at RAB Lighting Inc. 170 Ludlow Ave. Northvale,
NJ 07647) with a check for $50.00 made payable
to RAB Lighting Inc. We will repair or replace your
sensor promptly.
RAB Product Warranties
The following warranties apply to RAB Lighting,
Inc. (“RAB”) products that meet all of the
following conditions: (a) the product was
purchased by the contractor or end-user from
an authorized RAB distributor who purchased
the product directly from RAB and from no other
source; (b) if the product has been installed,
the entire installation was performed by a
licensed electrician or under the supervision of
a licensed electrician and the product was in its
original, unopened and new condition at the
time of installation. RAB LIGHTING DISCLAIMS
ALL REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES WITH
RESPECT TO ALL OTHER PRODUCTS, INCLUDING
WITHOUT LIMITATION PRODUCTS THAT HAVE
BEEN PURCHASED FROM ANY PERSON OR
ENTITY OTHER THAN AN AUTHORIZED RAB
DISTRIBUTOR, OR INSTALLED BY ANY PERSON OR
ENTITY OTHER THAN A LICENSED ELECTRICIAN
OR UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF A LICENSED
ELECTRICIAN, AND ALL PRODUCTS THAT
ARE USED OR ARE OTHERWISE NOT IN THEIR
ORIGINAL RAB LIGHTING PACKAGING AT THE
TIME OF INSTALLATION.
Remedy. RAB’s obligations for breach
of warranty shall be limited to repair or
replacement, at RAB’s option, of any products
or parts which prove to be defective, provided
that buyer gives RAB written notice and returns
the defective product to RAB in accordance with
RAB’s return material authorization (RMA) policies,
and RAB conrms the defect. Buyer is responsible
for all costs to de-install defective products and
re-install replacement or repaired products and
RAB shall not be liable for labor or other costs
related to de-installation or re-installation.
DISCLAIMER. THE FOREGOING WARRANTIES ARE
IN LIEU OF, AND RAB EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS, ALL
OTHER REPRESENTATIONS, GUARANTEES AND
WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED IN FACT OR
Note: These instructions do not cover all
details or variations in equipment nor do they
provide for every possible situation during
installation operation or maintenance.
RAB WARRANTIES RAB WARRANTIES
TOLL FREE
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
BY LAW, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION ALL
WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS
FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR OTHERWISE.
THE FOREGOING WARRANTIES STATE RAB’S
ENTIRE AND EXCLUSIVE LIABILITY, AND BUYER’S
SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDY, IN CONNECTION
WITH THE PRODUCTS AND ALL PARTS, THEIR
DESIGN, SUITABILITY FOR USE, INSTALLATION
AND OPERATION.
LIMITATION OF LIABILITY. RAB shall not be
liable under any theory of relief, including
without limitation breach of warranty, breach
of contract, tort (including negligence), strict
liability, or otherwise, arising out of or related to
any breach of warranty, any RAB products and
the use thereof, or any other acts or omissions
of RAB for: (i) any indirect, incidental, special or
consequential damages, whatsoever (including
without limitation, loss of anticipated value of a
business or its reputation) or (ii) any damage or
loss in excess of the price actually paid by buyer
to the authorized RAB distributor for the products
that caused the damages. Any action by buyer
must be commenced within one year after the
cause of action has accrued.
Miscellaneous. These product warranty terms
shall be governed by the laws of the State
of New York. Buyer consents to the personal
jurisdiction and venue of the courts of the State
of New York. Any legal or equitable claim of
any nature arising hereunder shall be led and
maintained in the state or federal courts in the
State of New York and buyer agrees that such
courts are a convenient forum for adjudication.
In the event that suit is necessary to recover
amounts owed RAB, buyer shall be liable for
reasonable attorney’s fees, interest and costs
of collection. No agreement or understanding
varying the terms and conditions hereof shall
be binding upon RAB or buyer unless in writing
and signed by duly authorized representatives of
both parties. These product warranty terms shall
inure to the benet of and be binding upon the
parties hereto and their respective successors
and assigns.