Troubleshooting Guide

If you experience a problem, follow this guide.

SYMPTOM		POSSIBLE CAUSE


Lights will not come		1. Light switch is turned off.
on.		2. Flood light		is	loose or
			burned out.
		3.	Fuse is blown or circuit breaker is
			turned off.
		4.	Daylight turn-off is in effect (re-
			check after dark).
		5.	Incorrect circuit wiring, if this is a
			new installation.
		6.	Re-aim the sensor to cover de-
			sired area.

Lights come	on	1. Light Control may be installed in
in daylight.			a relatively dark location.
		2.	Light Control is in Test.
			(Set control switch to an
			ON-TIME position).
Lights come on for		1. Light Control		may	be sensing
no apparent	rea-		small animals or automobile traf-
son.			fic (re-aim sensor).
		2.	Range is set too high .
			(Reduce Range).

SYMPTOM	POSSIBLE CAUSE


Lights stay on	1. A flood lamp is positioned too close to
continuously.	the sensor or pointed at nearby ob-
	jects that cause heat to trigger the
	sensor. (Reposition the lamp away
	from the sensor or nearby objects).
	2. Light Control is pointed toward a heat
	source like an air vent, dryer vent, or
	brightly-painted heat-reflective sur-
	face. (Reposition sensor).
	3. Light Control is in Manual Mode.
	(Switch to Auto.)

Lights flash on	1. Heat or light from the lamps may be
and off.	turning the Light Control on and off.
	(Reposition the lamps away from the
	sensor).
	2. Heat being reflected from other ob-
	jects may be affecting the sensor.
	(Reposition sensor).
	3. Light Control is in the Test mode and
	warming up. (Flashing is normal un-
	der these conditions).
	4. Light may be leaking through the
	floodlampreflectors.(Replacethelamps
	with new high quality PAR 38 lamps).

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