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General| Brand | Stealth |
|---|---|
| Model | STL110 |
| Category | Flood Light |
| Language | English |
General safety warnings including turning off power, following local codes, and using qualified electricians.
Specifies maximum load capacity for incandescent and fluorescent bulbs to prevent overload.
Warns about incompatibility with Line Carrier Remote Control Systems causing false activations.
Advises against installing sensors on circuits with motor loads like appliances or HVAC.
Describes floodlight kit assembly on RAB CU4 EZ plate for various box types.
Sensor detects small temperature changes from motion to automatically turn lights on.
Lights stay on during movement; adjustable from 5 seconds to 12 minutes after detection ceases.
Explains how to manually control lights using the light switch for temporary operation.
Methods to limit animal detection: reduce sensitivity or mask lower lens part.
Choose location for sensor to 'see' all movement paths; wall or ceiling mount.
More movement needed at distance; e.g., half step at 10 ft, several steps at 40 ft.
Standard 110° pattern up to 50 ft; swivel or tilt sensor for desired coverage.
Red LED shows sensor logic, daytime detections, and acts as night deterrent.
Attach Universal Mounting bar with screws to junction box; use gaskets for weatherproof boxes.
Use hanging hook to hold EZ Plate hands-free during wiring.
Route power/sensor wires through gaskets; strip insulation.
Attach ground wires, use wire nuts, secure with tape; ensure proper seal.
Illustrates fundamental connection of power, sensor, and light for basic setup.
Shows STL110 kit wiring, noting pigtail use for remote fixtures.
Explains connecting multiple fixtures to one sensor; relay needed for higher loads.
Advises on circuit requirements and potential issues with voltage variations affecting sensor performance.
5-minute Test Period for aiming and checking coverage; lights stay on 5 sec per detection.
Aim sensor across pattern, adjust for desired range and coverage.
Adjust sensitivity knob to increase/decrease responsiveness and range.
Set light duration and photocell for night-only or 24-hour operation and dusk/dawn timing.
Ensure sensor is not in manual override. Reset by cycling power.
Avoid aiming at moving heat sources; test by covering sensor.
Confirm sensor/lights are firmly mounted, not on unstable objects subject to wind.
Recommend 20-ft safety zone from roads and reduced sensitivity to avoid passing car triggers.
Install sensor on dedicated circuit, separate from motor loads like appliances.
Discourage parallel sensor wiring as it complicates troubleshooting.
Position sensor below lights; reduce sensitivity for heat or moth triggers.
Aim away from reflective surfaces or move them to prevent light reflection triggering.
Check lamp/fixture functionality and wiring against diagrams. Confirm power supply.
Daylight operation requires specific photocell settings and Test Mode behavior.
Other light sources may interfere with the sensor's photocell.
Reflected light into photocell causes premature shut-off. Adjust photocell or mask lens.
Use PAR floodlight lamps or Quartz floods; avoid non-reflector or PL lamps.
Check sensor is mounted level side-to-side and pointed correctly for full coverage.
Mount sensor 6-12 ft high to maximize usable detection range.
Sensor detects movement across pattern faster than movement directly towards it.
'Micro-adjust' sensor sideways to optimize detection across multiple zones.
Temperature changes during storms can cause activation. Mount in protected area.
Adjust aiming or mask lens to reduce nuisance triggering by animals.
Strong local radio signals may activate sensor without permanent damage.
Ten-year warranty for defects in workmanship and materials from purchase date.
Return product freight prepaid/insured with sales receipt and problem description.
States fee for repairing/replacing units out of warranty or with unrelated damage.
Lists accessory kit items: wire nuts, gaskets, mounting hardware, lens masks.
Provides contact options (phone, fax, email) for expert assistance with installation and product inquiries.
Directs users to the RAB website for comprehensive product information and support.
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