Heath Zenith 7143 Manuel utilisateur

Solar Powered

Motion Sensor Light

Model 7143

FEATURES

• LED solar powered light.

• Light operates automatically at night only.

• No wiring required.

• Wall mount only.

INITIAL BATTERY CHARGE

Mounting

Screws

and Wall

Anchors

Solar Light Fixture

Solar Panel

UNPACKING

Be sure to remove all contents from packaging and verify

all items are present before assembling this light ﬁxture.

This package includes the following items:

Light

ON/OFF

Switch

Sensor

The solar panel requires full, direct sunlight to

charge the battery. Clouds, rain, snow, and other

weather conditions may not allow the solar panel to

completelyrechargethebattery.Otherobstructions

suchasbuildingsor treesmayblockthesun aswell.

When installing the solar panel, make sure it is

aimed as described below with a minimum amount

of obstructions. If possible, mount the panel facing

toward the southern sky.

•PRIOR TO USE, the battery will require 3 to 7 days

of full sun to completely charge with the ON-OFF

switch in the OFF position.Plug the solar panel cable

into the connector extending from the bottom of the

battery case.If possible, aim the solar panel toward the

south and tilt it approximately 50° from horizontal (see

illustration on next page). If the solar panel cannot be

aimedtowardthesouth,then tilt thepanel approximately

30° if possible.

• Actual operating time will vary depending upon how

frequently the light is turned on by the motion sensor

and amount of sunlight collected.

• Solar lighting is not designed to equal standard 120V

lighting.The amount of light output is reduced to allow

the sun time to fully recharge the battery between

lighting cycles.

WHERE TO MOUNT YOUR SOLAR

POWERED MOTION SENSOR LIGHT

The most important thing to remember for the operation

of your solar powered motion sensing light is that it works

from the power received from direct sunlight. The more

direct sunlight the solar panel receives in a day, the longer

the light will operate.

Solar Light Fixture:

The main unit contains the LEDs, motion sensor, and

battery. When deciding where to mount this unit, keep

in mind that the motion sensor that activates the light

has a “ﬁeld of vision” of 30 feet (9 meters) in front of the

light and about 110° detection angle at a surrounding air

temperature of 77° F (25 °C).

Solar Panel:

The solar panel converts the sun’s energy into electricity,

thus charging the battery stored in the solar light ﬁxture.

The solar panel requires direct sunlight falling onto the

face of the solar panel for as long as possible over the

course of the day.

When choosing the location for the solar panel, make

sure it is aimed toward the south and is tilted to a suit-

able angle to allow as much direct sunlight to fall upon

it as possible. Make sure there is a minimum amount of

obstructions between the solar panel and the sun.

Also, make sure your solar panel location is not too far

away from the solar light ﬁxture for the wires to reach

and connect.

*Illustrations may vary from actual unit.

Wall Plate

Locking Tab

INSTALLATION

Mounting the Solar Light Fixture:

Forbest performance,mount thesolar lightﬁxture about6

feet (1.8 m) above the ground. Note: Ensure the ﬁxture

andthe solarpanel arelocated closeenoughtogether

for the cord to reach.

1. Pull the locking tab away from the light and slide the

mounting plate down to remove.

2. Using a 3/16" drill bit, drill pilot holes for the wall an-

chors and insert two wall anchors.Install the mounting

plate using two screws. Make sure there is enough

vertical space above the mounting plate to allow the

light ﬁxture to be mounted.

3. Slide the rear of the battery case down onto the wall

mounting plate until it snaps into place.

Mounting the Solar Panel:

1. Usinga 3/16"drillbit,drillpilotholes forthe wallanchors

and insert three wall anchors. Mount the solar panel

using four screws. IMPORTANT: Caulk around the

base and on top of the screw heads after instal-

lation.

2. Adjust the angle of the solar panel by grasping the

panel and gently rotating it up or down as needed.

Remember, the solar panel must receive as much

direct sunlight over the course of the day as possible.

Keep in mind that shadows may block the sunlight

from reaching the solar panel during the day.

FINAL ADJUSTMENT

AND START-UP

After 3 to 7 days of charging under full sunshine, it is time

to do ﬁnal adjustments and start using the light.

ON/OFF Switch:

On the side of the battery case there is a push button

ON and OFF switch.

OFF Position – Used for shipping or extended periods

of non-use. Also used for the initial 3-to-7-day charge

before ﬁnal adjustment and ﬁrst use.

ON Position – Used for normal operation of the light.

Adjusting Motion Sensor:

After the initial 3-to-7-day charge, press the ON/OFF

switch to the ON position.

On the bottom of the motion sensor there are two adjust-

ing knobs: TIME and LUX.

TIME — Duration Time: The duration time will adjust

from 10 seconds (–) to 1 minute (+), depending on how

long you wish the unit to stay on after motion is detected.

Note: Once the light has been triggered, any additional

motion detection will start the timed period again from

the beginning. Turn the TIME dial clockwise to increase

the duration. Turn the TIME dial counterclockwise to

decrease the duration.

LUX — Lux Control Level: The Lux control module has

a built-in sensing device (photocell) that detects daylight

and darkness.The (R)position indicates that the motion

sensor will activate the light during the day and night.The

() position indicates that the motion sensor will activate

the light only at night.You can set the unit to operate at the

desired surrounding light level by adjusting the LUX knob.

Note: If the unit turns on when it is too light outside, turn

the control toward the () position. However, if the light is

not activating during nighttime because of a streetlight or

bright house lights,turn thiscontroltowardthe(R)position.

3. Carefully route the solar panel cable to the light ﬁxture.

Plugthe solarpanel cableintothe connectorextending

from the side of the battery case.

IMPORTANT: Press the ON/OFF switch to the OFF

position and allow the battery to charge with 3 to

7 days of full sunshine before testing.

ON/OFF

Switch

TIME LUX

THINGS TO REMEMBER

• Periodically clean the solar panel with a soft cloth and

warm water. Do not hose spray. Keep the panel clear

of snow and leaves. Make sure trees and other objects

do not block sunlight from the panel.

• If not to be used for several weeks, turn the unit OFF.

Store it with the panel connected and where the panel

can gather sunlight.

• Solar collection is only effective in direct sunlight.Every

hour the light is on requires a minimum of 16 hours of

sunlight charging. Solar panels collect less than 10%

of the sun’s energy.

• Several days of use with overcast skies may discharge

the battery. If so, turn the ON-OFF switch to the OFF

position and allow the sun to charge the battery for 3

to 7 days.

GENERAL ELECTRICAL AND

SAFETY WARNINGS

• Do not cut the solar panel wire. Discontinue use if the

wire becomes frayed or broken.

• Do not immerse components in liquid.

• Do not use any other charging device other than the

single solar charging panel provided with this light.Do-

ing so may result in injury or damage to the light and

voids any warranty.

• Position the cord so that it is securely fastened and will

not result in a hazard (such as tripping).

STORAGE

If you wish to store your light indoors for more than two

or three days, follow these steps to prevent damage to

the battery:

1. Turn the ON/OFF switch to the OFF position.

2. Keep the solar panel cord connected to the light and

store the light and solar panel where the solar panel

can receive some sunlight or room light each day.

The battery needs light to maintain a charge during

storage.

Least Sensitive Most Sensitive

Sensor

Motion Motion

Adjusting Lamp Housing:

Aim the lamp to face the area you wish to illuminate.

Walking Test:

The sensor detects “motion” by the movement of heat

(body heat) across the coverage area.However, following

are examples of objects that also produce heat and can

cause the sensor to false trigger:

• Pools of Water • Air Conditioners

• Dryer Vents • Fenced-In Animals

• Heating Vents • Automobile Trafﬁc

Note: The detector is less sensitive to motion directly

towards it and more sensitive to across motion.

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

HeathCo LLC reserves the right to discontinue products and to change speciﬁcations at any time without incurring

any obligation to incorporate new features in products previously sold.

SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION

Lights does not activate in

normal operation.

1. ON/OFF switch is in OFF position.

2. Lux control is set wrong.

3. Motion sensor is positioned wrong.

4. Solar panel positioned wrong.

5. Low battery charge.

1. Turn ON/OFF switch to the ON position.

2. Adjust Lux control toward (R).

3. Reposition light so motion sensor is positioned

toward the area of movement.

4. Position and angle solar panel so that it gets

plenty of direct sunlight for most of the day, if

not the entire day.

5. TurnON/OFF switchtoOFFpositionandcharge

the battery for 3 to 7 sunny days.

Lights come on in daylight. Lux control is set wrong. Adjust Lux control toward ().

Lightscome on fornoappar-

ent reason.

Light control may be sensing small animals or

automobile trafﬁc.

Repositionlightsomotionsensorispositionedaway

from the area of movement.

Lights quickly ﬂashes on

and off.

1. Lux control is set wrong.

2. Low battery charge. 1. Adjust Lux control toward (R).

2. TurnON/OFF switchtoOFFpositionandcharge

the battery for 3 to 7 sunny days.

Light is not as bright as

normal.

Low battery charge. Turn ON/OFF switch to OFF position and charge

the battery for 3 to 7 sunny days.

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