holes. Now drill moun-
ting holes and secure
base to mounting sur-
face using three hexa-
gon head cap screws.
10. Insert the light enclosure
back into the tube and
align as described in
point 6. Now fit the pro-
tective sleeve provided
over the stripped mains
conductor. The conduc-
tor, including protective
sleeve, must now be
clamped in the cable
grip.
11. Fit a nut onto an M3.5 x
10 screw. Slightly raise
top section of lamp and
insert screw (1) into slot.
Turn sensor to chosen
position (fine adjust-
ment). Tighten screw
12. Thread the protective
sleeve with the conduc-
tors through one of the
holes provided in the
terminal compartment
and take it to the termi-
nal block.
13. Connecting mains
power supply lead
The mains power supply
lead is a 3-core cable.
L = phase conductor
(black or brown)
N = neutral conductor
(blue)
PE = protective earth
conductor (green/yellow)
If you are in any doubt,
you must identify the
cables using a voltage
tester; then disconnect
power supply again. The
earth conductor (yel-
low/green) does not
need to be connected
because lamp is doubly
insulated (Class II).
Simply bend the earth
conductor back and in-
sulate. Fit L conductor
into terminal with black
lead. Fit the N conductor
into terminal with blue
lead.
14. Push up slide cap (ter-
minal compartment),
align, clip into place and
secure in place using
2.2 x 9.5 screw pro-
vided.
15. Screw in light bulb
(100 watts max.).
16. Mount polycarbonate
globe and secure in
place with the three M4
x 12 screws provided.
Important: Getting the ca-
ble connections crossed will
later on produce a short
circuit in the unit or in your
fuse box. In this case, you
must once again identify
the individual wires and
connect them correctly.
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The tubular stem tube
may be shortened to adjust
the lamp height to suit your
requirements.
Attention: never cut off the
notch.
If you wish, you can fill the
groove in the base plate (2)
with silicone to attach and
seal the base plate to the
mounting surface.
Attention: Be careful not to
fill silicone into the water
drainage opening (3) at the
side.
Operating Instructions
GB
The on time can be contin-
uously adjusted (from ap-
prox. 10 sec. to approx.
15 min.). After the selected
time elapses, any move-
ment in the detection zone
will re-activate the timer.
The most reliable way of
detecting motion is to install
the light in such a way that
the sensor is aimed more
or less across the direction
in which a person would
walk and by ensuring that
no obstacles (such as trees,
walls etc.) obstruct the line
of sensor vision.
The integrated photoelectric
lighting controller (LDR) is
also continuously adjusta-
ble (from approx. 2 lux to
approx. 2000 lux).
2 lux = night-time operation
2000 lux = daytime opera-
tion
Operating Principle
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The built-in pyro-electric
infrared detector senses the
invisible heat radiated by
moving objects (people,
animals, etc.). Detected in
this way, the heat is conver-
ted electronically into a sig-
nal that switches the light
on. Heat is not detected
through obstacles, such as
walls or panes of glass.
Heat radiation of this type
will, therefore, not activate
the light.
Installation
Attention: Installation invol-
ves connecting the unit to
the mains power supply.
Mains voltage of 230 V can
be lethal. To install the Gar-
den SensorLamp, you must
work with mains voltage;
this work must therefore be
carried out professionally in
accordance with the appli-
cable wiring regulations and
electrical operating condi-
tions. Therefore disconnect
the power supply prior to
commencing work and check
that the circuit is dead using
a voltage detector.
01. Insert tubular stem into
lamp base so that the
small notch faces up-
wards. Afterwards,
fasten from below using
4 screws (3 x 16).
02. Route power supply
lead from below through
tubular stem. Impor-
tant: Power supply lead
must be at least 13 cm
longer than tubular
stem. Power supply
lead must be doubly in-
sulated into top section
of lamp.
03. Pull slide cap (terminal
compartment cover)
from lamp and slide
down over tubular stem.
04. Strip about 10 cm of
insulation off end of
power supply lead.
05. Insert top section of
lamp into tubular stem,
routing power supply
lead through opening
provided.
06. Turn top section so that
terminal block is positio-
ned above the slot in
the tubular stem.
07. Pre-assembled in this
way, turn lamp and sen-
sor so that sensor
points more or less in
chosen direction (rough
adjustment).
08. Transfer position of ba-
se mounting holes onto
mounting surface.
09. Remove top section of
lamp from tubular stem
again. Ease back lamp
base and tubular stem
over power supply lead
so as to reveal mounting
2–12 m
from 100 cm to 50 cm
(2)
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