lap 2617S-PIR - User Manual

The LAP Wall Light With Sensor (2617S-PIR), product code 2945R, is an outdoor wall-mounted luminaire equipped with a motion sensor. It is designed for alternating power supply voltage connections of 220-240V / 50Hz and utilizes an LED 9W bulb. The light is weatherproof with an IP44 rating, ensuring it is rain and splash-proof when properly mounted. This Class I product must be connected to earth for safety.

Technical Specifications:

• Model Name: 2617S-PIR
• Supply Voltage: 220-240V~, 50Hz
• Bulb Type: LED 9W (non-replaceable; if damaged, the luminaire must be changed)
• Mounting Height: 2.5 meters
• Detection Angle: 120°
• Detection Distance: Up to 7 meters
• Duration Time: Adjustable from 10 seconds to 4 minutes
• Dimensions: L.15 x W.19.5 x H.32.5 cm
• IP Rating: IP44 (Splashproof)
• Safety Class: Class I (must be connected to earth)
• Conformity: Complies with all relevant EC Directive requirements.

Usage Features:

The wall light features an adjustable PIR (Passive Infrared) sensor that allows users to customize its operation based on their needs. The sensor has three main adjustable parameters:

1. TIME (Duration Time): This knob controls how long the light remains on after motion is detected and no further movement is sensed. The duration can be set from a minimum of 10 seconds to a maximum of 4 minutes. Rotating the TIME knob from (+) to (-) will reduce the duration. If the PIR sensor triggers the light, any subsequent detection will restart the timed period from the beginning.

2. SENSITIVITY (Detection Range): This parameter adjusts the range at which the sensor detects motion, up to 7 meters. Turning the knob clockwise increases the range, while turning it counter-clockwise reduces it. The sensor's sensitivity is influenced by the assembly height and ambient temperature. Users can adjust the SENS knob to compensate for changes in sensitivity due to environmental temperature; higher sensitivity is generally needed in lower ambient temperatures.

3. LUX (Daylight/Darkness Control): The Lux control module incorporates a photocell that differentiates between daylight and darkness. The (+) position ensures the light is turned on by the PIR sensor both during the day and at night. The (-) position ensures the light is turned on by the PIR sensor only at night. This allows users to set the unit to operate at their desired ambient light level. If the light is not activating at night due to external light sources (e.g., streetlights, bright house lights) or if it's too light outside during the day, the control should be turned towards (+).

Installation and Mounting:

Installation should only be performed by a qualified electrician familiar with associated risks and regulations. The product is not suitable for single-handed installation and requires an assistant. Before installation, ensure the power supply is switched off. The mounting process involves:

1. Unscrewing two nuts and removing the wall mounting bracket.
2. Using the bracket as a stencil to mark fastening points.
3. Drilling two mounting holes (pre-drilling is recommended for wooden surfaces).
4. Inserting wall plugs into the drilled holes (unless mounting directly to wood).
5. Piercing the seal for the supply cable and inserting the cable.
6. Fastening the wall mounting bracket with screws.
7. Connecting the supply cables: Neutral to "N" (Blue), Live to "L" (Brown or Red), and Earth to the earth symbol (Green/Yellow). Rigid cables must have a section of at least 1.0mm².
8. Adjusting cables for a comfortable fit within the wall mount space.
9. Closing the terminal box by tightening the two previously removed nuts, ensuring the seal between the wall mount and lamp housing is properly installed.
10. Reconnecting the power supply.

Safety Instructions:

• Always switch off the power supply before mounting, servicing, cleaning, or maintenance.
• Do not modify or redesign the product.
• Avoid using metallic components of buildings or furniture as power conductors.
• Do not look directly into the light source to prevent eye damage.
• Keep the luminaire away from flammable materials.
• Do not install within reach of children as it gets hot during operation.
• Wearing conductive jewelry is prohibited during work on the luminaire.
• Do not attach other products or decorations to the lamp.
• Do not use the luminaire in environments with flammable gases, vapors, or dusts.
• In case of damage, particularly in wet conditions, cut the power supply completely and safeguard against reconnection.

Maintenance Features:

• Clean the unit with a soft, damp cloth.
• Do not use abrasive cleaners or polishes.
• Always switch off the unit and allow it to cool before cleaning.
• The LED lamp is a non-replaceable light source. If the lamp is damaged, the entire luminaire must be changed.
• Service and maintenance should only be carried out by specialists using original replacement parts.
• Waste electrical products should not be disposed of with household waste. Recycle where facilities exist; check with your Local Authority or local store for recycling advice.

Building Regulations and Wiring Colours (UK):

The manual highlights important changes to UK Building Regulations (as of January 1, 2005) and IEE Wiring Regulations (BS 7671) regarding electrical installations and cable colours. Users are advised to be aware of these regulations and consult a qualified electrician if in doubt. The new wiring colours (Brown for Live, Blue for Neutral, Green/Yellow for Earth) are mandatory for new installations after March 31, 2006. Special precautions, including a warning notice, are required when adding new cable of the new type to an existing old-type installation.