Why does my Home Zone Security AEC-326KA2-AC14W come on for no apparent reason?
If your Home Zone Security Flood Light comes on for no apparent reason, it might be detecting motion from trees or traffic. Try re-aiming the detector to avoid these moving objects. Also, ensure the light fixture isn't wired through a dimmer or timer, as these are not compatible. Replace any dimmer or timer with a standard on/off wall switch.
Why does my Home Zone Security Flood Light stay on continuously?
If your Home Zone Security Flood Light stays on continuously, it could be due to several reasons. First, check if a bulb is positioned too close to the detector or pointed at nearby objects, causing heat to trigger it. Reposition the bulb if necessary. Second, ensure the light fixture is not on Manual Override Mode; switch it to Auto Mode. Lastly, verify that the light fixture is not on the same circuit as a motor, transformer, or fluorescent bulb. If it is, install the light fixture on a separate circuit.
Why does my Home Zone Security AEC-326KA2-AC14W Flood Light come on during the day?
If your Home Zone Security Flood Light comes on during the day, it could be because the detector is installed in a dark location; in this case, the light is operating normally. Alternatively, the dusk level setting might be incorrect; adjust it accordingly. Also, check if the light fixture is on Manual Override Mode and switch it to Auto Mode.
How to fix Home Zone Security AEC-326KA2-AC14W Flood Light that will not come on?
If your Home Zone Security Flood Light will not come on, make sure the light switch is turned on. Also, check the fuse or circuit breaker and replace the fuse or turn the circuit breaker on if necessary. Verify the circuit wiring is correct, especially if it's a new installation. Ensure the detector is aimed correctly to cover the desired area, and confirm that the power voltage is correct.
Read all warnings and instructions before installation, servicing, or maintenance.
Turn off power before wiring. Verify voltage and connect to a 120V, 60Hz source.
Wear protective gear, avoid direct eye exposure to LEDs, and secure small parts.
Connect fixture wires to junction box wires using wire nuts, ensuring correct polarity.
Addresses issues like switch off, blown fuse, incorrect wiring, or wrong detector aim.
Addresses motion in detection zone, wiring with timer/dimmer, or detector aiming.
General| Brightness | 1400 lumens |
|---|---|
| Color Temperature | 5000K |
| Power Consumption | 14W |
| Detection Angle | 120 degrees |
| Detection Range | 10 meters |
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