SPECIFICATIONS
Range | . Up to 70 ft. (21 m); 100 ft. |
| (30.5m)withRangeBoost.[varies |
| with surrounding temperature] |
Vertical Range. . . | . Up to 15 ft. (4.6 m) |
Sensing Angle. . . | . Up to 240° horizontal. Up to 80° |
| Vertical |
Electrical Load. . . | . Up to 300 Watt Maximum In- |
| candescent [Up to 150 Watt |
| maximum each bulb holder.] |
Power Requirements. 120 VAC, 60 Hz | |
Operating Modes. . . TEST, AUTO and MANUAL | |
| MODE |
Time Delay . . . . | . 1, 5, 20 minutes |
DualBrite® Timer. . | . 3, 6 hours, |
HeathCo LLC reserves the right to discontinue prod- ucts and to change specifications at any time without incurring any obligation to incorporate new features in products previously sold.
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
SYMPTOM | POSSIBLE CAUSE | SOLUTION | ||
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Lights will not come | 1. | Light switch is turned off. | 1. | Turn light switch on. |
on. | 2. | Flood lamp is loose or burned out. | 2. | Check flood lamp and replace if burned out. |
| 3. | Fuse is blown or circuit breaker is turned off. | 3. | Replace fuse or turn circuit breaker on. |
| 4. | Daylight | 4. | Recheck after dark. |
| 5. | Incorrect circuit wiring, if this is a new installation. | 5. | Verify wiring is correct. |
| 6. | Light control aimed in wrong direction. | 6. | |
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Lights come on in day- | 1. | Light control may be installed in a relatively dark | 1. | The fixture is operating normally under these condi- |
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| 2. | Light control is in TEST. | 2. | Set control switch to 1, 5, or 10 minutes. |
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Lights come on for no | 1. | Light control may be sensing small animals or auto- | 1. | |
apparent reason. |
| mobile traffic. |
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| 2. | Range is set too high. | 2. | Reduce range. |
| 3. | DualBrite® timer is on. | 3. | The fixture is operating normally under these condi- |
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Lights turn off too late in | Light control may be installed in a relatively dark loca- | Relocate light control, or use 3 hr. or 6 hr. setting. | ||
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Lights stay on continu- | 1. | A flood lamp is positioned too close to the light control | 1. | Reposition the flood lamp away from the light control |
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| or pointed at nearby objects that cause heat to trigger |
| or nearby objects. |
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| the light control. |
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| 2. | The light control may be picking up a heat source | 2. | Reduce range. |
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| like an air vent, dryer vent, or brightly painted, heat- |
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| reflective surface. |
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| 3. | Light control is in manual mode. | 3. | Switch light control to AUTO. |
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Lights flash on and off. | 1. | Heat or light from the flood lamps may be turning the | 1. | Reposition the flood lamp away from the light con- |
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| light control on and off. |
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| 2. | Heat being reflected from other objects may be turn- | 2. | Reposition light control. |
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| ing the light control on and off. |
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| 3. | Light control is in the TEST mode and warming up. | 3. | Flashing is normal under these conditions. |
| 4. | Light may be leaking through the flood lamp reflec- | 4. | Replace the flood lamps with new high quality PAR |
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| 38 lamps. (Make sure the metal lamp protectors are |
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Lights flash once, then | Light control is detecting its own lights. | Reposition flood lamps to keep area below the light | ||
stay off in manual |
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