Vaxcel T0575 Manuel d'instructions

Cross Bar Unit

Mounting Screw

Wire Connector

Ball Nut

Rubber Pad

ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION

INSTRUCTIONS

NOTE: 1. Before installing, consult local electrical codes for wiring and grounding requirements.

2. READ AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS.

T0575 / T0576

WARNING:

TO AVOID RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK, BE SURE TO SHUT OFF

POWER BEFORE INSTALLING OR SERVICING THIS FIXTURE.

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Hardware Package (

included

Important to Know

1. Read all instructions carefully before installation and operation.

2. If you are not familiar with state and local electrical codes, it is

recommended that you consult with a qualified electrician.

3. Before installation, shut off power at the main fuse or circuit

breaker box. Be aware that simply turning off the wall switch is

not sufficient to prevent an electrical shock.

4. This fixture requires a 120 VAC, 60 Hz power source.

5. Do not attempt to take the lantern apart; there are no

serviceable parts inside.

6. To avoid sensor damage by lightning or electrical surge, make

sure the grounding wire is securely connected.

7. For general safety and to avoid any possible damage to the

sensor, be sure the power is switched "off" before replacing the

bulb.

8. Compatible with LED dimmable bulb.

Maximum Wattage: 60W Incandescent Bulb or 20W LED

Dimmable Bulb

Work Temperature: -4°F~104°F

Features

1. Energy saving fixture.

2. Use dim-to-full brightness where

dim-illumination is preferred, such as your

front entrance. Use off-to-full brightness

where off/on illumination is preferred, such

as your backyard.

3. When in manual override mode, use wall

switch to keep the light ON till dawn.wn.

Installation Steps

Turn off the power at fuse or circuit box. 2. Attach the tail and pipe cap

through the threaded pipe, then

secure them with the finial.

(Fig.2a)

* Optional Assembly:

(See Fig.2b)

Use suitable tools to unscrew

the coupling from the fixture,

then remove the metal pad from

the exposed threaded pipe and

place the pipe cap over the

exposed threaded pipe before

screwing the finial.

Threaded Pipe

Fixture

Tail

Finial

Pipe Cap

Metal Pad

1. Screw one end of the threaded

pipe into the coupling and

secure it with a hex nut. Adjust

the length of the threaded pipe

if necessary.

Coupling

Hex Nut

Threaded Pipe

Turn on the power at fuse or circuit box

4. Unscrew the two set screws

from the cover. Attach the

cover to the fixture by aligning

the holes of cover and fixture,

then secure the cover with the

two set screws.

3. Install a 60W bulb

Max. Medium Base Bulb

(not included).

5. Unscrew the two ball nuts

(DD). Remove the two rubber

pads (EE) and the cross bar

unit (AA) from the backplate.

Max.60W Bulb

(not included)

Set Screw

Fixture

Cover

6. Attach the cross bar unit (AA) to

the outlet box by using two

mounting screws (BB). Adjust the

length of the preinstalled

headless screws if necessary.

Note: Make sure that the

headless screws are lined up

horizontally to make the fixture

level.

Headless Screw

8. Attach the backplate of the fixture

to the cross bar unit (AA) by

aligning and inserting the two

headless screws from the cross

bar unit (AA) into the open holes

on the backplate, then place the

two rubber pads (EE) over the

exposed headless screws before

screwing the two ball nuts (DD).

Note: With silicone caulking

compound, caulk completely

around where the backplate meets with the wall

surface to prevent water from seeping into the outlet

box.

Headless

Screw

Fixture

Backplate

Green Grounding

Screw

7. Pull out the source wires from

the outlet box. Make wire

connections using wire

connectors (CC) as follows:

• Connect the hot wire (usually

black insulation) from the

fixture to the black wire from

the power source.

Connect the neutral wire

(usually white insulation) from

the fixture to the white wire from the power source.

Attach the fixture grounding wire (usually green

insulation or bare wire) to the cross bar unit (AA) with

the green grounding screw, then connect it to the

house grounding wire with the wire connector (CC).

•

Carefully put all of the wires back into the outlet box.

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FUNCTION AND OPERATION

Off Mode

Auto Mode Manual

Override

Manual Override Operation Diagram

Turn wall switch OFF-ON

in 0.5~3 Seconds

Turn wall switch OFF-ON

in 0.5~3 Seconds

Fig. 4

Choose a mode by sliding the slide switch. The light will turn on immediately when power is applied. Wait for 30 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 turn to the low-level brightness you

set after 5 seconds when motion is no longer detected.

2. Off MODE (nighttime operation only)

• At dusk, the light stays off and will turn to high-level brightness (full brightness) when motion is detected, and stay on

as long as the motion continues. When the motion stops, the light will stay on for the predetermined time set

(5 ~ 180 seconds), then the light will turn off automatically.

3. Auto MODE (nighttime operation only)

• At dusk, 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. When the motion stops, the light will remain

on for the predetermined time set (5~180 seconds), and then turn to the low-level brightness you set.

• The light will turn off automatically at dawn.

The light will turn on (full brightness) automatically at dusk and turn off automatically at dawn.

4. PC MODE (nighttime operation only)

•

5. Manual Override MODE (nighttime operation only)

• To shift to the manual override mode, set the switch to “Off” or “Auto”

mode. Turn the wall switch “OFF” and then turn it “ON” within 3

seconds. The light will stay on through all night. To restore to the

“Off” or “Auto” mode, turn the wall switch “OFF” and then turn it “ON”

within 3 seconds again. (See Fig.4)

• The light will last for one night only and turn off automatically at dawn.

Note: 1. The low level brightness can be adjusted from 0 to 50% by

rotating “Low level” knob. (See Fig.5)

2. Always keep the wall switch in the “ON” position (including the daytime).

3. Please notice the warm up time is 30 seconds, any operations are invalid during this time.

The Position of Control Panel

Sensor

Lens

Fig.1

Sensor

Lens

Fig.3

Fig.2

View Fig.A

Step 1: Rotate the sensor lens from left side to right side

to show the adjustable knobs and slide switch.

(See Fig.1)

Step 2: Adjust time low level brightness and sensitivity

by knobs and choose the mode you want by

slide switch. (See Fig.2 and Fig A).

Step 3: Restore the sensor lens to original position.

(See Fig.3)

“TIME” Knob

“LOW LEVEL” Knob

“SENS” Knob

Small Screwdriver

(not included)

Slide Switch

TEST

OFF AUTO

TIME LOW LEVEL SENS

Fig.A

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Customization Options

Shut-off Delay Fig. 5

Test Off Auto PC

Low Level

(View from back of sensor lens)

Time Sens

Mode

1. The Shut-off delay is the length of time that the light will stay in

high-level brightness after motion stops.

2. The Shut-off delay can be adjusted by using the “Time” knob when

the slide switch is set in “Off” or “Auto” mode.

3. The range of shut-off delay is 5 seconds to 3 minutes.

4. Rotate the knob clockwise for increasing the shut-off delay.

5. Rotate the knob counterclockwise for decreasing the shut-off delay.

Sensitivity of Motion Sensor

1. The sensitivity can be adjusted from 5 to 40 feet by using the "Sens" knob. (See Fig.5).

2. Turn the knob clockwise for increase sensitivity.

3. Turn the knob counterclockwise for decrease sensitivity.

The following parts are available for reorder if damaged or missing. Call our toll free at 1-800-482-9235.

Where you install your lantern is important:

Be sure the light is mounted straight on the wall;

otherwise, the detection distance may be limited.

10`

40`

Fig.6 Fig. 7

180˚

Motion

Least sensitivity Most sensitivity

Sensor

Fig. 8

Motion

Assembly Kit

4860MM (1 SET) FOR T0575

4859MM (1 SET) FOR T0576

Spare Parts List:

Set Screw

4860SS For T0575

4859SS For T0576

Glass Panel

10109CS

Finial

4860FF For T0575

4859FF For T0576

Cross Bar Unit

Mounting Screw

Wire Connector

Ball Nut

Rubber Pad

NOTE:

1. The sensitivity of the motion sensor will increase as the

environmental temperature gets colder. For best performance,

gently clean the lens with a soft cloth every 1 or 2 months to

ensure maximum sensitivity.

2. The magnitude of adjustment for sensitivity and time may not be

precisely proportionate to the amount when the knob is turned.

(See Fig.5)

3. When installed at a height of 6.5 feet, at 77 degrees Fahrenheit,

the light will provide a maximum detection distance of 40 feet

and detection range of 180 degrees. (See Fig.6 Fig.7)

4. The sensor will be more sensitive to motion across its

detection path than motion directly towards it. (See Fig.8)

5. To reduce possible nuisances, do not mount the fixture

near a heat source like an air conditioner, vent or furnace

exhaust, or in a direction facing any reflecting object or

other light source.

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A: 16-3/4"

B: 6-3/8"

C: 6-3/4"

TROUBLESHOOTING

Refer to following information to solve your problems.

Set the slide switch in the test mode for testing.

Night

If the light

isn’t on

SYMPTOM DAY/NIGHT POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION

Day

Slide switch is not set in the test

mode.

Wall switch or circuit breaker is off. Turn on wall switch or circuit breaker.

Test the light bulb on normal working light fixture.

Tighten the light bulb.

Check wire connections.

Relocate fixture away from western facing wall.

Eliminate or turn off other light source, block other

light source from shining onto sensor, or relocate

fixture.

Light bulb may be burned out.

Light bulb is loose.

Incorrect or loose wire connections.

Too much sunlight is shining onto

sensor in the early evening.

Too much light is shining onto

sensor due to another light source,

such as a street lamp or other light

fixture.

The bulb is non-dimmable or the

quality of light bulb is not good.

Use another normal incandescent lamp to confirm

if the light function is normal, otherwise change the

bulb.

The light

comes on for

no apparent

reason

If the light

is blinking Night

Night

Passing cars and reflective objects

interfere with the sensor.

Street or sidewalk traffic is triggering

motion sensor.

False triggering caused by a heat

source, such as a heater, dryer vent,

or heated swimming pool.

Relocate fixture.

Adjust the "Sens" knob to reduce the sensitivity.

Eliminate heat source or relocate fixture.

The fixture may be installed in

shaded area. Only need to relocate fixture.

No corrective action needed.

On cloudy or overcast days, the light

may stay on longer than anticipated.

Still on the manual override mode. Turn off the light, then turn it on after 5 seconds.

False triggering caused by a heat

source, such as a heater, dryer vent,

or heated swimming pool.

Eliminate heat source or relocate fixture.

The switch is not set in any mode. Slide it again to the mode you want.

Day

Night

If the light

stays on

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