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Ensure all power is turned off at the circuit breaker/fuse panel before proceeding with installation.
All wiring must comply with local electrical codes and be performed by a qualified electrician.
Adhere to maximum load limits for incandescent, standard ballast, and electronic ballast loads.
Do not install sensors on circuits powering motor loads like HVAC or appliances.
Position the sensor for optimal detection by facing movement across its pattern, not towards it.
Mount the sensor between 6' and 10' high for maximum range and detection effectiveness.
Turn off power before wiring, verify voltage, and ensure all connections meet codes.
Details the maximum current and wattage the sensor can switch.
Specifies the required operating voltage for the sensor.
Describes the sensor's forward and downward detection angles.
Sets the duration lights remain on after detection.
Indicates the low power usage of the sensor itself.
Specifies the sensor's protection against voltage surges.
Masks provided to limit or direct the sensor's detection area.
Included wire nuts for making electrical connections.
Tool provided for adjusting sensor settings.
Includes mounting plate and gasket for secure installation.
The sensor detects temperature changes caused by movement to activate lights.
Combines 180° forward and 360° downward detection for comprehensive coverage.
Three red LEDs scan continuously in Auto Mode, turning off when lights activate.
All LEDs are off when the sensor is in Test Mode.
The middle LED stays on steadily when in Manual Override Mode.
The middle LED blinks when the sensor is ready for Evening Timer Mode.
Lights stay on during detected movement, with adjustable time-on from 5 seconds to 12 minutes.
Lights can be manually turned on/off at night using the light switch's Manual Override Mode.
Flip switch twice (off-on-off-on) within 1-2 seconds to keep lights on.
Flip switch three times (off-on-off-on-off-on) within 1.5-3 seconds to set.
Switch power off for at least 10 seconds, then back on to return to Auto Mode.
Sensor may detect large animals; adjust sensitivity or use masks to limit detection.
Use the provided tool or a screwdriver to adjust controls on the sensor's front.
Select a location where the sensor can see all paths of movement.
Illustrates the 180° forward and 360° downward detection zones.
Mounting at 6'-10' provides maximum range; higher mounting reduces range.
Tips for avoiding false triggers from heat sources or unwanted movement.
Reduce sensitivity or mask the lens to mitigate false triggers.
Mount the sensor on a stable surface, not on moving objects like trees.
Position the sensor below and away from heat-generating lights to avoid false triggers.
Aim sensor away from traffic and maintain a 20-foot safety zone to prevent false triggers.
Reduce sensitivity or mask the lens to prevent detection of passing vehicles.
Mount the sensor level to ensure proper coverage; tilting can affect detection height.
Sensor is more sensitive to movement across its pattern; adjust angle/location for best results.
Mount in protected areas to minimize false triggers from weather changes.
Instructions for assembling the CU4 EZ Plate and connecting wiring.
The red pigtail is for switching remote or additional fixtures.
Detailed steps for attaching mounting bars, connecting wires, and sealing for weatherproofing.
Guide for attaching floodlights and sensor to the CU4 EZ Plate.
Adjusts how long lights remain on after detection, from 5 seconds to 12 minutes.
Controls operation based on ambient light levels (night-only or day/night).
Adjusts the sensor's responsiveness and detection range.
Keeps lights on for 1-8 hours after dusk, offering a 'lived-in' look.
Lights turn on with movement within the detection zone after dusk.
Lights stay on for 1-8 hours after dusk, then revert to motion detection.
Allows testing during the day; lights stay on for 5 seconds per detection.
Requires a double-flip of the light switch to keep lights on continuously until dawn.
Switch power off for at least 10 seconds, then back on to reset.
When photocell is set to day/night, lights remain on continuously if Manual Override is active.
Set time to 5s, turn power off for 10s, then back on; wait 30s warm-up.
Walk across the detection pattern to check coverage and adjust aiming.
Ensure sensor is level and adjust aiming for desired coverage.
Modify sensitivity or use lens mask to fine-tune detection area.
Repeat tests, then set time delay and vacating zone for 1 minute.
Check Manual Override, Evening Timer, and obstructions triggering the sensor.
Aim away from movement, mask lens, or lower sensitivity for false triggers.
Mount the sensor on a stable surface to prevent wind-induced triggers.
Check wiring hot status and ensure circuitry is not damaged.
Maintain a 20ft safety zone and reduce sensitivity to avoid car detection.
Position sensor below and away from light fixtures.
Ensure dedicated circuit, avoid parallel wiring, check for detection by others.
Aim sensor away from reflective objects or lower sensitivity.
Verify lamps, wiring, power, and photocell settings.
Ensure other light sources are not in the sensor's view.
Check for reflected light tricking the photocell or using non-reflector lamps.
Ensure sensor is level, not too high, and movement is across pattern.
Sideways adjustment can improve detection by crossing zones earlier.
The RAB STEALTH STL360 is an infrared motion sensor designed to automatically turn lights on when it detects temperature changes caused by the movement of people or cars within its protection zone. This device aims to welcome visitors and deter intruders while being energy-efficient.
The STL360 utilizes two powerful detectors to provide comprehensive coverage. It offers a 180° long forward range (180° x 60') and superb 360° downward detection, covering all sides and below the sensor. Lights connected to the STL360 remain on as long as movement is detected within the protection zone. Once the zone is vacated, the lights can be adjusted to stay on for approximately 5 seconds up to 12 minutes. The sensor itself consumes only one watt, making it highly energy-efficient as lights are only activated when needed.
The device also features scanning LED detection indicators that serve as a deterrent and show the STL360's current mode of operation.
The STL360 offers several operational modes and adjustment capabilities:
The STL360 can be wall or soffit mounted. Optimal mounting height is 6-10 feet above the ground for maximum range. Mounting above 15 feet will reduce the usable range. The sensor functions best when movement is across its detection pattern, not directly towards it.
When installing, ensure the sensor and lights are mounted firmly and do not move when touched. The sensor should be located below and as far away as possible from its lights to prevent heat from the lights from triggering the sensor.
For locations near roads, the sensor should be aimed down so that its maximum range ends at least 20 feet from the road to avoid activation by passing trucks, cars, or air currents. Sensitivity can be reduced, and lens masks can be used to block detection in specific directions.
The sensor should be mounted level from side to side and pointed at the desired coverage area. Tilting the sensor may cause part of the detection zone to be too high.
It is recommended to mount the sensor in a protected area to minimize false activations due to dramatic temperature changes caused by rain, snow, or windstorms.
STL360 floodlight kits come pre-wired and assembled on the RAB CU4 EZ Plate, suitable for mounting on round, rectangular, or octagonal surface or recessed boxes. A "Hands Free Hanging Hook" is provided to hold the CU4 EZ Plate during wiring.
Multiple sensors can be wired together, but this may complicate troubleshooting. Multiple fixtures can be wired to a single sensor. For loads greater than 1000 watts, a qualified electrician should install a relay.
| Coverage | 360° |
|---|---|
| Time Adjustment | 5 seconds to 12 minutes |
| Sensitivity Adjustment | Adjustable |
| Protection Rating | IP54 |
| Output Type | Relay |
| Material | Polycarbonate |
| Mounting | Ceiling or Wall |
| Operating Voltage | 120V AC |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to +50°C |
| Wattage | 1000W incandescent, 500W fluorescent |
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