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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS (continued)
EE
A
DD
3. Attach the back plate of the
fixture(A) to the cross bar unit
by inserting headless screws
into holes on back plate, and
then secure it with two rubber
pads(EE) and two ball
nuts(DD).
Note: With silicone
caulking compound, caulk
completely around where
the back plate meets with the wall surface to prevent
water from seeping into the outlet box.
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Step 1: Rotate the sensor lens counterclockwise to show
up the adjustable knobs and slide switch.
(See Fig.1)
Step 2: Turn the knobs to adjust time, low level brightness
and sensitivity. And slide the slide switch to choose
desired mode. (See Fig.2 and Detail A view).
Step 3: Rotate the sensor lens clockwise to restore original
position.(See Fig.3)
The Position of Adjustable Knob
Sensor
Lens
TIME
LOW LEVEL
Adjustable
Knob
See Detail A
“Time” Knob
“Sens” Knob
Slide Switch
“Low Level” Knob
Fig.1
Fig.2
Fig.3
Time Low Level
Sens
Test
Off
Auto
PC
Detail A View
Headless
Screw
FF
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4. Install a Vintage Bulb(FF)
Max.60W (included).
Turn on the power at fuse or
circuit box.
Vintage Bulb
Max.60W
(included)
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS (continued)
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS (continued)
Choose a mode by sliding the switch at the back of sensor lens. When power is first applied, the light will turn on
immediately. Wait for 100 seconds to allow the sensor to warm up.
1. Test MODE (daytime and nighttime operation.)
• The light will turn to low-level brightness (0~50%).The light will turn to high-level brightness (full brightness) when
motion is detected, and stay on as long as the motion continues. The light will revert to low-level brightness you set
about 5 seconds after motion is no longer detected.
2. Off MODE (nighttime operation only)
• At dusk, the light will turn on when motion is detected, and stay on as long as the motion continues. When the motion
stops, the light will remain on for the predetermined time set (5 ~ 180 seconds), then the light will turn off
automatically.
FUNCTION AND OPERATION
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