Titan TLGPIRSS User manual

TITAN
Stainless Steel Globe Lantern
Stainless Steel Housing
Glass Diffuser
Wall Box Cover
PIR (Motion Sensor)
LED Comfort Light
INTRODUCTION
The Titan Stainless Steel Globe Lantern is designed
for use outdoors.
The unit offers you an LED Comfort Light facility that is
always on during the hours of darkness.
Also during the hours of darkness, the built-in passive
infrared (PIR) sensor turns on the main Globe Light
lamp when the PIR sensor detects a moving heat
source in its coverage area. During daylight the built-in
photocell saves energy by deactivating the LED
Comfort Light and the main Globe Light lamp.
Note: Read this entire manual before you start to
install the system.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
DO NOT install when it is raining.
Isolate the power supply before installation.
UK Building Regulations require outdoor mains
installations be carried out by a qualified
electrician.
BS7671: 2008 IEE Wiring Regulations must be
complied with in all respects.
HO5RNF round flexible cable and drip loops must
be used to avoid water ingress damage to the
unit.
Ensure that the power supply is protected by a 6A
circuit breaker or suitable fuse.
Ensure minimum distance of 2.5m from objects in
front of the unit.
The unit must be installed vertically (FIGURE 1a)
NOT at an angle (FIGURE 1b).
FIGURE 1a FIGURE 1b
CHOOSING A MOUNTING LOCATION
For the best results, mount the Globe Light onto
normal brickwork 1.8~2.5m above the ground.
Avoid aiming the PIR sensor at pools, heating
vents, air conditioners or objects that may change
temperature.
Avoid pointing the PIR sensor at trees or shrubs
or where the movement of pets or animals may be
detected.
Avoid locations where direct sunlight will shine
onto the front of the PIR sensor for long periods,
deterioration of the Fresnel lens may occur
leading to poor triggering response.
Prior to mounting, keep in mind that the PIR
sensor is more sensitive to a heat source moving
across its coverage area and less sensitive to a
heat source that moves directly towards the PIR
sensor (FIGURE 2).
FIGURE 2
INSTALLATION
For the best results, mount the Globe Light onto
normal brickwork 1.8~2.5m above the ground.
Unscrew the two nuts on the front plate of the unit.
Position the mounting plate on the wall and mark
the holes before drilling.
There is an Up arrow on the mounting plate
ensure this is pointing Up when marking the holes
for drilling. FIGURE 3
FIGURE 3
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Up

Drill the holes and insert suitable wall plugs
Use a braddle to punch a small hole in the
mounting plate cable grommet, to allow the supply
cable to enter the mounting plate. FIGURE 4
FIGURE 4
Insert the supply cable through the grommet and
fix the mounting plate to the wall using
appropriate mounting screws.
WIRING INSTRUCTION
(1) WARNING isolate the power supply.
(2) An internal single pole wall switch is
recommended to allow easy control of the Globe
Light. FIGURE 5
(3) Connect the supply cable to the unit. FIGURE 5
Strip approximately 6-8mm of inner core
insulation from the supply cable.
(4) Connect the BROWN wire (Live wire) to the
terminal marked “L”.
Connect the BLUE wire (Neutral wire) to the
terminal marked “N”.
Connect the GREEN/YELLOW wire to the
terminal marked
FIGURE 5
(5) Fit the Globe Light to the mounting plate and
secure with the two nuts. FIGURE 6
FIGURE 6
LAMP INSTALLATION
The Globe Light is suitable for use with a maximum
lamp rating of either a 60w incandescent lamp or 13w
fluorescent lamp with ES27 caps.
(1) WARNING isolate the power supply or turn off
the wall switch.
(2) Turn the screws to the ‘Open’ position on the
underside of the metal globe support. (FIGURE 7).
FIGURE 7
(3) Lift off the glass globe and place carefully in a
safe place so it does not get damaged. FIGURE 8
FIGURE 8
(4) Insert the lamp into the lamp holder and turn
clockwise to secure it. Do not over tighten. FIGURE 9
FIGURE 9
(5) Refit the glass globe and support it in position
whilst you turn the screws to the ‘Close’ position on the
underside of the metal globe support.
SETTING UP
The PIR control cover can be adjusted to give the
detection distance you require. FIGURE 10
FIGURE 10

For maximum detection range (12m) the control
cover should be in the fully up position.
FIGURE 11
110°
FIGURE 11
For mid detection range (8m) the control cover
should be in the mid position. FIGURE 12
110°
FIGURE 12
For minimum detection range (4m) the control
cover should be in the fully down position.
FIGURE 13
110°
FIGURE 13
TESTING
For testing purposes move the control cover to the fully
down position (FIGURE 13) to allow access to the PIR
controls. Turn the power to the unit on and allow the
unit to 'warm up' for approximately one minute.
Put the unit into test mode by turning the Time and Lux
controls inside the control cover fully anticlockwise.
Walk through the detection area. The main lamp will
turn on when you move and turn off when you stop.
Wait for the lantern to turn off before moving again to
test the sensor and to establish the best position for
the control cover for your requirements. Once you
have established the best position for the control cover,
maximum range, mid range or minimum range move
the control cover to the fully down position (FIGURE 13)
to finally set the Time and Lux control levels to your
requirements.
SETTING TIME / LUX CONTROLS
(1) TIME ADJUSTMENT
The TIME adjustment controls how long the main lamp
will stay on after motion has been detected.
Turn the TIME control clockwise to increase the time
that the main lamp stays on. FIGURE 14
ABOUT 8 SECONDS ABOUT 12 MINUTES
FIGURE 14
(2) LUX ADJUSTMENT
The LUX adjustment determines what light level the
main lamp light will start to operate when the sensor is
activated.
The recommended setting is fully clockwise to the
moon (dusk) position. FIGURE 15. At this setting the
motion sensor will remain inactive during daytime
hours. When daylight fades at dusk the sensor will
become active.
FIGURE 15
The comfort LED at the base of the unit also depends
on the LUX setting. Using the recommended setting
the comfort LED will come on at dusk and go off at
dawn.
When you have completed the TIME and LUX settings
return the control cover to the position you require
established during the previous SETTING UP section.
Installation, testing and setting up is now completed
and your unit is ready for normal use.

TROUBLESHOOTING
Main Lamp
does not turn on
when triggered
Please check that your wiring connection is
correct.
Please make sure that the lamp is not blown.
Main Lamp
does not turn o
ff at night
Please confirm that your wiring connection is
correct.
Check that the LUX Control is turned fully
clockwise to the moon position.
Please check if movement in the detection area
is
constantly triggering the PIR. To test this cover
the PIR detector completely with black insulating
tape so no triggers can be seen by the PIR. If the
main lamp then turns off this means that the PIR
can see a constant trigger such as bushes, trees
or other moving heat sources.
SPECIFICATIONS
Power Requirement AC 210 ~ 240V / 50Hz
Lamp Rating Max. 13w Fluorescent or
60w incandescent lamp
Main Lamp Type E27 Screw Type Max. length 180mm
Max. diameter 55mm
LED Comfort Light 0.6W Photocell Controlled
PIR Sensor Angle Up to 110° at 2m Height
Detection Range Up to 12m at 2m Height
Mounting Height Recommended 1.8 ~ 2.5
m
Wall Mount
Wall Switch Control Power On/Off
Time Adjustment 8 secs ~ 12 mins
Lux Adjustment 30 ~200 Lux
Warm Up Time About 60 seconds
Protection Class Class 1 – Must be earthed
Protection Index IP44
Specifications are subject to change without notice.
TITANTLGPIRSS 2015/07
Environmental Concerns:
Please DO NOT dispose of electrical appliances as
unsorted waste, use the recycling facilities provided by
your local authorities.
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waste, use the recycling facilities provided by your
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