User Manual

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Premium LED spotlight /zone lighting Operating Instructions
SETTING THE MOTION DETECTOR
(Only for model SH 2705 PIR IP 44 and LH 2705 PIR IP 44)
There are two controllers on the motion detector (see Fig. D)
Time setting (TIME):
The length of the duration that the lamp remains on after activation can be set to between 10
(+/– 5) seconds and 4 (+/– 1) minutes. By turning the TIME controller from (+) to (–), the duration
is shortened.
Notice: If the light has been triggered by the motion detector, the duration restarts with each
detection.
Light setting (LUX):
The LUX controller has an integrated sensor device (photocell) that recognises daylight and
darkness. Symbol () means that the motion detector is triggered during the day and at night
and when set at the () symbol, it only reacts at night.
Setting the controllers (see Fig. D)
Set the LUX controller to the () symbol and wait for a few seconds. Make sure that the TIME
controller is set to minimum (–). The lamp will now turn on and remain on for several seconds.
Direct the motion detector so that the desired area is within its range. Have a person walk across
the area to be detected and change the sensor angle until the lamp turns on from the movement
(see Fig. C). Set the TIME controller to the desired time.
To set the LUX threshold, at which the light should automatically turn on at night, turn the LUX
controller from daylight to night. Notice: If the light needs to be turned on earlier, e.g., at dusk,
wait for the desired light level, then slowly turn the LUX controller toward the daylight position
while someone walks through the centre of the sensor range. Let the controller go when the light
turns on.
MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING
The LED lamp does not contain any components that require maintenance. The LEDs cannot be
replaced. To clean, use only a dry or lightly moistened cloth and do not use any cleaning solvents,
acidic cleaning agents, etc.
DISPOSAL
Dispose of electrical devices in an environmentally responsible manner!
Do not dispose of electrical devices with household rubbish
In accordance with Directive 2012/19/EU on waste electrical and electronic equipment,
used electrical equipment must be collected separately and reused or recycled in an
environmentally responsible manner. Please contact your local authorities for available
disposal options for your worn-out device.
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