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Function and Operation
MODES OF OPERATION
Choose a mode by sliding the switch on the bottom of the back plate of the fixture. (See Fig.3 ).
When power is first applied, the light will turn to high level brightness, wait for 15 seconds to allow the sensor to warm up.
1. TEST MODE (daytime and nighttime operation)
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The light will turn to low-level brightness (0%~50% brightness). The light will turn to high-level brightness (100%
brightness) when motion is detected, and stay on as long as the motion is continuing. The light will revert to
low-level brightness about 5 seconds after motion is no longer detected.
2. 3H MODE (nighttime operation only)
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At dusk, the light will turn to high-level brightness (100% brightness). The light will turn to low-level brightness (0%
~50% brightness) automatically after 3 hours. The light will turn to high-level brightness (100% brightness) when
motion is detected, and stay on as long as the motion is continuing. When motion is no longer detected, the light
will remain on for the predetermined time you set (5~180 seconds), and then revert to low-level brightness you set.
● Light will turn off automatically at dawn, and return to 3 H mode at dusk.
3. 6H MODE (nighttime operation only)
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At dusk, the light will turn to high-level brightness (100% brightness). The light will turn to low-level brightness (0%
~50% brightness) automatically after 6 hours. The light will turn to high-level brightness (100% brightness) when
motion is detected, and stay on as long as the motion is continuing. When motion is no longer detected, the light
will remain on for the predetermined time you set (5~180 seconds), and then revert to low-level brightness you set
● Light will turn off automatically at dawn, and return to 6 H mode at dusk.
4. 0 MODE (nighttime operation only)
● The light will turn to low level brightness
(0%~50% brightness) at dusk. The light will turn to high-level brightness
(100% brightness) when motion is detected, and stay on as long as the motion is continuing. When motion is no
longer detected, the light will remain on for the predetermined time you set (5~180 seconds), and then revert to
low level brightness you set.
● Light will turn off automatically at dawn
, and return to 0 H mode at dusk.
Installation Steps
1. Shut off power at the circuit breaker of where the fixture is to be installed.
2. Thread two headless screws through the mounting plate, then secure them with four lock nuts (two on each
side of the cross bar). Adjust the length of the headless screws if necessary.
Note: Make sure that the headless screws are lined up horizontally, in order to ensure that the fixture will
be level.
3. Attach the mounting plate to the outlet box by using two mounting screws.
4. Take glass shade and gently slide it into the frame in place, then attach the metal ring onto the frame by
aligning holes, secure the set screws from the bottom holes of the metal ring into the holes in the bottom of
the frame.
5. Pull out the outlet wires and the house grounding wire from the outlet box. Make wire connections by using
the wire nuts:
---Connect the black (hot) wire from the fixture to the black (hot) wire from the power source.
---Connect the white (neutral) wire from the fixture to the white (neutral) wire from the power source.
---Attach the fixture grounding wire to the cross bar with the green grounding screw. Then connect it to the
house grounding wire with a wire nut.
Carefully put the wires back into the outlet box.
6. Attach fixture to the wall by aligning headless screws on cross bar with holes on back plate. Slide headless
screws through holes, secure them with two rubber pads and ball nuts.
7. With silicone caulking compound, caulk completely around where the back plate meets with the wall surface.
Note: Be sure to caulk completely where the back plate meets the wall surface to prevent water
from seeping into the outlet box.
8. Install a bulb (not included). Check relamping label at socket area or packaging for maximum allowed
wattage.
Turn on the power at fuse or circuit box.
