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SL-6136

SL-6138

2.Quite la energía al tomacorriente o a la lámpara a ser controlada. Instale el tomacorriente conmutable o el módulo para la lámpara según se muestra.

3.Para el modelo SL-6136, enchufe el (los) dispositivo(s) que quiera contro- lar. Enrosque la bombilla en el SL-6138.Precaución: No exceda las especifi- caciones enumeradas en la siguiente página. Vuelva a conectar la energía.

4.Para revisar el funcionamiento, sostenga el interruptor remoto en la ubi- cación adecuada y enciéndalo. El artefacto debería encenderse inmediata- mente. Importante: Espere al menos 3 segundos luego que Ud. cambia el interruptor remoto a encendido o apagado antes de un nuevo cambio para permitir que se complete la transmisión. Apague y vuelva a encender varias veces al artefacto. Si el interruptor parece poco confiable, mueva el interruptor remoto hasta que el artefacto encienda o apague de forma confiable.

5.Monte el interruptor remoto en el lugar adecuado usando los dos tornillos para madera provistos. Nota: Su instalación en particular puede que requiera diferentes accesorios de montaje.

6. Instale la placa del interruptor remoto usan- do los tornillos provistos.

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6138, 6136 specifications

Heath Zenith 6138 and 6136 are innovative outdoor motion sensor lights designed to enhance security and convenience around homes and commercial properties. These models have gained popularity due to their combination of advanced technology, user-friendly design, and effective illumination.

One of the main features of the Heath Zenith 6138 and 6136 is their powerful motion detection capability. Equipped with a PIR (passive infrared) sensor, these lights can detect movement from up to 30 feet away, providing reliable activation when it matters most. The sensitivity of the sensor can often be adjusted, allowing homeowners to tailor the detection range to their specific needs and to minimize false triggers from small animals or passing vehicles.

In terms of illumination, both models offer efficient LED lighting. The Heath Zenith 6138 boasts a luminous output of up to 1000 lumens, providing ample brightness to illuminate driveways, pathways, and entryways. The 6136, while slightly less powerful, still delivers a robust lighting performance suited for various outdoor settings. The use of LEDs not only ensures energy efficiency but also promises a longer lifespan, reducing the need for frequent replacements.

Another notable characteristic of these models is their design flexibility. The Heath Zenith 6138 features a classic yet modern aesthetic that complements various architectural styles, while the 6136 adopts a more compact form factor, making it ideal for tighter spaces. Both models are available in various finishes to seamlessly integrate with existing outdoor décor.

These motion sensor lights are also equipped with additional features that enhance usability. For instance, they often include selectable modes: manual, auto, and test modes. This allows users to customize their light settings based on personal preference or situational needs. Furthermore, built-in timers let users set durations for how long the light stays on after detection, typically ranging from a few seconds to several minutes.

Overall, the Heath Zenith 6138 and 6136 are excellent choices for anyone looking to improve their outdoor lighting. With their robust motion detection, energy-efficient LED technology, and thoughtfully designed features, these models not only contribute to security but also add convenience and peace of mind for homeowners.