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Details on wattage and type of lights supported for different models.
Explains the dimming feature for energy saving and gradual brightening.
Specifies the operating voltage and energy usage of the sensor.
Indicates compliance with safety standards like Raintight and Photoelectric.
Covers adjustable settings for duration and detection responsiveness.
Highlights auto-testing, weatherproofing, vandal resistance, and LED indicator.
Describes the flip-switch logic for manual control and reset.
Details the shielding for protection against radio frequency interference.
Discusses the use of SMT for reliability, RF immunity, and compact design.
Highlights the 180° detection range provided by a single compact sensor.
Emphasizes vandalproof, rainproof, and sealed design through molded components.
Covers electrical codes, power cutoff, load limits, incompatible systems, and placement advice.
Steps for attaching the mounting plate and sensor extender.
Guidance on connecting power leads, fixture, and sensor leads.
Illustrates basic wiring, high-load switching, and multiple sensor configurations.
Advises against installing on circuits with motor loads or unstable voltage.
Explains infrared detection of temperature changes and automatic light activation.
Details adjustable light-on times and the 20% dimming feature for Hi/Lo models.
Provides methods to limit animal detection by masking the sensor lens.
Describes how to manually keep lights on via a wall switch.
Guidance on selecting a placement for maximum sensor coverage.
Explains the 180° width and 30 ft range, and how to adjust it.
Information on ordering straight or clapboard mounting plates.
Describes the 3-minute test period for initial aiming and function check.
Steps for checking and adjusting the sensor's coverage pattern.
Instructions for adjusting Sensitivity, Time Control, and Photocell.
Solutions for false triggers from branches, heat sources, or AC units.
Ensuring the sensor is firmly mounted to prevent movement.
Advice on avoiding roads, heat from lights, and ensuring proper sensor aim.
Clarifies normal dim operation for Hi/Lo models.
Addresses issues like sensor leveling, mounting height, and paint interference.
Tips on sensor aiming and micro-adjustments for detection.
Checks for bulb function, wiring, daylight operation, and external light sources.
Addresses reflected light issues and photocell adjustment.
Ensuring sensor is on a dedicated circuit and not wired in parallel.
Advice on avoiding light heat and reflective surfaces.
Addressing triggers from weather, passing cars, and PL lamp cycling.
Discusses temperature changes, animal triggers, voltage surges, and radio signals.
Details the 5-year warranty for defects and repair/replacement procedures.
Provides contact information and required details for tech support.
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