Zenith SL-6026-WH-A - Heath - Wireless Command Motion Activated Lamp Socket Control User Manual

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ENGLISH
Remote Controlled Products
This manual includes operating instructions for a variety of remote controlled products. All products work on the same principle and use the same
code setting information. Please read all instructional information and note any specific information pertaining to your particular product.
WARNINGS:
• FOR USE ONLY with 120 volt incandescent or halogen bulbs.
• DO NOT USE with fluorescent bulbs, appliances, power supplies, low voltage lighting, or any other electrical devices.
• Transmitters
– Remote Control
– Add-A-Switch
– Entry Switch
– Indoor Wireless Motion Sensor
– Outdoor Wireless Motion Sensor
• Receivers
– Indoor Plug-In Converter
– Lamp Socket Converter
– Floodlight
This manual applies to the following products:
FEATURES
• Products are UL/cUL and/or FCC/IC tested and approved.
• Operational range of up to 100 feet.
Heath
®
/Zenith wireless lighting controls are designed to
work together. Simply determine which transmitter(s) you
would like to have control which receiver(s) and set the code
setting to match.
CODE SETTINGS
Note: Most single system installations will not require any
change to the code setting. Transmitter(s) and receiver(s)
must have the same code and group setting to work together.
Switches 1 through 3 set the code. Switch 4 sets the Group
(A or B). See page 2 for switch locations.
DIM
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
DIM
Receiver(s)
Code
Transmitter(s)/
Receiver(s) Code
Group “A”
Group “B”
Remote Motion
Sensor Code
Group “A”
Example 1 - Code Settings, System 1
(Factory Setting)
Left Side Controls:
Controls One Set of
Group “A” or Group
“B” Receiver(s)
Right Side Controls:
Controls One Set of
Group “A” or Group
“B” Receiver(s)
Transmitter(s)/
Receiver(s) Code
Group “A”
Example 3 - Code Settings with Single Transmitter
When using a single group transmitter (i.e. Door Transmitter, Add-A-
Switch, Remote Motion Sensor) the code and group settings must
match receiver(s) for the system to function properly.
Note: This setting will work independently of examples 1 and 2
because the code setting is different.
Note: The code can also be changed to reduce interference problems
from other wireless products (i.e. wireless phones, garage door open
-
ers, etc.). See Troubleshooting Guide for more information.
( – Indicates Position of Switch)
Example 2 - Code Settings, System 2
Note: When operating more than one system independently of each
other, set each system to a different code. There are 8 codes avail-
able by changing the settings of switches 1 through 3.
Receiver(s)
Code
Group “A”
Transmitter
Code
Group Switch
(Group “A” Selection Shown)
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Zenith SL-6026-WH-A - Heath - Wireless Command Motion Activated Lamp Socket Control Specifications

General

Brand	Zenith
Model	SL-6026-WH-A - Heath - Wireless Command Motion Activated Lamp Socket Control
Category	Personal Care Products
Language	English

Summary

Code Settings

Example 1 - Code Settings, System 1 (Factory Setting)

Explains factory default code and group settings for a system.

Example 2 - Code Settings, System 2

Describes setting independent systems to different codes for 8 available codes.

Example 3 - Code Settings with Single Transmitter

Details matching code and group settings for single transmitter systems.

Code Switch Locations

Remote Control

Shows code switch locations on the remote control.

Add-A-Switch

Illustrates code switch locations on the Add-A-Switch.

Entry Switch

Depicts code switch locations for the Entry Switch.

Indoor Wireless Motion Sensor

Shows code switch locations for the indoor wireless motion sensor.

Outdoor Wireless Motion Sensor

Illustrates code switch locations on the outdoor wireless motion sensor.

Indoor Plug-In Converter

Shows code switch locations for the indoor plug-in converter.

Lamp Socket Converter

Depicts code switch locations on the lamp socket converter.

Floodlight

Shows code switch locations for the floodlight.

Remote Control

Rear View of Remote Control

Identifies components on the rear of the remote control.

Function Controls

Explains the function of the ON, OFF, and DIM buttons.

Optional Car Visor Clip (Included)

Details the installation and removal of an optional car visor clip.

Add-A-Switch

Installation

Provides step-by-step instructions for installing the Add-A-Switch.

Operation

Describes how to operate the Add-A-Switch transmitter.

Battery Replacement

Details the procedure for replacing the battery in the transmitter.

Entry Switch

Installation

Guides through the installation process for the Entry Switch system.

Important Considerations

Highlights key points for mounting and operation of the Entry Switch.

Battery Replacement

Explains how to replace the battery in the Entry Switch transmitter.

Indoor and Outdoor Wireless Motion Sensor

Features

Lists key features of the indoor and outdoor wireless motion sensors.

Select Night or 24 Hour Mode

Explains how to set the detection mode (Day/Night or Night Only).

Installing Batteries

Details how to install batteries in the motion sensors.

Installing Indoor Motion Sensor Using Optional Mounting Bracket

Guides installation of the indoor sensor with a mounting bracket.

Installing Outdoor Motion Sensor

Attaching Indoor Motion Sensor to Mounting Bracket

Shows how to attach the indoor motion sensor to its mounting bracket.

Installing Indoor Motion Sensor Directly To Wall

Provides instructions for mounting the indoor sensor directly to a wall.

Check Operation and Adjustment

Explains how to check operation, adjust range/time, and avoid false triggers.

Receiver Information

Indoor Plug-In Converter

Details features, ratings, and operation of the indoor plug-in converter.

Lamp Socket Converter

Outlines features, ratings, and installation for the lamp socket converter.

Floodlight

Features and Ratings

Lists features and wattage ratings for the floodlight receiver.

Wiring Floodlight

Provides step-by-step instructions for wiring the floodlight fixture.

Troubleshooting Guide

Device does not come on.

Lists common causes and solutions when the device fails to turn on.

Device does not turn off.

Provides solutions for when the device remains on unexpectedly.

Device comes on randomly.

Explains potential causes and fixes for random device activation.

Technical Service and Regulatory Information

Technical Service Contact

Offers contact information and advice for technical support.

Regulatory Compliance

Details FCC and Industry Canada compliance statements and user cautions.

Two Year Limited Warranty

Warranty Coverage

Details what is covered and not covered by the limited warranty.

Limitations of Liability

Outlines limitations on liability for damages and remedies.