INSTRUCTIONS
GOTCHA
®
PLUS INSTALLATION
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GT500R KIT WIRING
GT500 SENSOR WIRING
Easy Wiring Tip:
Use “S” shaped EZ Hang Hook to hold the cover plate and sensor
for hands free wiring.
1. Strip incoming supply wires 3/8” to 1/2”.
2. Make connections shown left of the dotted line. (Fig 7)
3. The Red Pigtail is only used if you are remotely switching
additional fi xtures.
Strip all wires 3/8” to 1/2” and wire as shown. (Fig 8)
Multiple Fixtures
Basic Wiring
• Do not switch loads greater than the maximum load rating
without installing a relay suitable for your load.
• Wiring more than one sensor together is recommended only
for the experienced installer because it becomes diffi cult to
troubleshoot. Single sensors that control their own lights
pinpoint movement more accurately and operate better. (Fig 9)
Fig: 7
Fig: 8
Fig: 9
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Factory Pre-wiredWire During
Installation
WIRING
Cautions:
All wiring MUST comply with local electrical codes and should be
installed by qualifi ed electrician.
Read entire Installation Manual before proceeding.
TURN OFF POWER BY REMOVING POWER FUSE OR TURNING OFF
CIRCUIT BREAKER BEFORE INSTALLATION.
Total lighting load to Gotcha must not exceed:
500W @120VAC Tungsten
500W @277VAC Tungsten
600W @120VAC Electronic Ballast (LED)
1350W @277VAC Electronic Ballast (LED)
• Line Carrier Remote Control Systems such as X-10®, Leviton®
or Radio Shack® are incompatible with sensors and can cause
false activations.
• Do not install on circuits feeding motor loads such as
kitchen appliances, HVAC equipment, washer/ dryer
or garage door openers.
• Sensor functions best when movement is across its
detection pattern, not towards the sensor.
• Mount 6’ - 12’ high for optimum range and direction.
To switch more wattage, an electrician can install an
additional relay.
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