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Timeguard LED200PIRBE - Setting Up; Walk Test Procedure (Test Mode); Testing Detection Zones; Setting Up for Automatic Operation

Timeguard LED200PIRBE
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Parallel Switching
A maximum of 4x LED200PIR twin floodlights can be wired in parallel
to enable any detector to turn ON all the lights connected.
Please refer to the following diagram which shows and example
of 2x LED200PIR twin floodlights connected in parallel,
with 2 slave floodlights at the same time:
7. Setting Up
Walk Test Procedure (Test Mode)
Make sure the PIR sensor is set to Test Mode i.e. the TIME ON Adjustment
to the minimum (fully anti-clockwise), and the Lux Level set the Sun symbol
(fully clockwise). We recommend using the knob adjuster included in the
accessory pack to adjust the Time and Lux settings, however a thin flat head
screwdriver or a 2.5mm Allen key could also be used.
Turn the power to the unit ON.
See image 8.
The lamp will immediately illuminate
as the unit goes through its “warm-up”
period. After approximately 30 seconds
the lamp will extinguish. This indicates
the unit is wired correctly and the unit
is in Test Mode.
Try to remain outside the detection area
during the warm-up period.
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