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Heath Zenith 52-4473-6 manual

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  • Page 1

    FEA TURES • Au tom atica lly co mes on whe n mo tion is det ecte d. • Automatically turns light off. • Photocell keeps the light off during daylight hours. 598-1286-01 UNP ACKING Be sure to remove all co ntents from packaging and verify all items are present before assembling this light fixture. is package includes the following items: [...]

  • Page 2

    2 598-1286-01 WIRING INST ALLA TION F or best performance, mount the fixture about 6 feet (1.8 m) above the ground. 1. Remove two decorative nuts. 2. Remove X-Bar . 3. Tighten mounting screws on X-Bar finger tight. 4. Attach X-Bar to junction box. Junction Box X-Bar Decorative Nut Lantern Lantern Mounting Screw X-Bar One Motion Light T wo Motion [...]

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    3 598-1286-01 Recommended Grounding Method Use a green ground “pigtail” (not provided) and twist one end together with the bare fixture wire and the box ground wir e. Secure with a wire co nnector . Secure the other end of the “ pigtail” with the GND screw on the X-bar . Black to black White to white If you have metal junction box, you may[...]

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    4 598-1286-01 Wiring Diagram 1 (Standard) Wiring Diagram 2 OPTIONAL WIRING i s fix tu re is prov ide d wi th a s en so r ra te d fo r 36 0 Wa tt s. S in ce t he fi xt ur e is o nl y r ate d 10 0 Wa tt s, 2 60 W at ts o f ad di ti on al lighting m ay be con tr ol le d by thi s s en so r. W hen determining what a fixture is rated for , do not s[...]

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    5 598-1286-01 TESTING AND ADJUSTMENTS 1. T ur n on the circuit breaker and light switch. Note: S ensor has a 1 1 / 2 minute warm up period before it will detect motion. W hen first turned on wait 1 1 / 2 minutes. 2. Set: ON- TIME s witc h to TEST SE NSITIVITY dial to Midw ay 3. W alk thro ugh the cover age are a noting wher e you are when t he lig[...]

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    6 598-1286-01 Note: W hen first turned on wait about 1 1 / 2 minutes for the circuitry to c alibrate. * resets to Auto Mode at dawn. L east Sensitive Most Sensitive e sensor is less sensitive to motion directly towards it and more sensitive to motion acr oss coverage area. Sensor Motion Motion OPERA TION Mode: On- Time W orks: Day Night T est 5[...]

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    7 598-1286-01 TROUBLESHOO TING If you experience a problem, fol low this guide. No Service Parts Available f or this Product SYMPT OM POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION Lights will not come on. 1. Light switch is turned off. 2. Lamp is loose or burned out. 3. Fuse is blown or cir cuit breaker is turned off. 4. Daylight turn-off is in effect. 5. Incorrect [...]

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    8 598-1286-01 598-1286-01 F CARACTÉRISTIQUES • S’allume automatiquement lors de la détection d’un mouvement. • S’ éteint automatiquement. • Cellule photo-électrique qui garde l’ éclair age fermé pendant la journée. DÉBALLAGE Retirez tout le contenu de l’ embal lage et assurez-vous d’avoir en main tous les éléments avant [...]

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    9 598-1286-01 CÂBLAGE INST ALLA TION P our un rendement optimal, montez le luminaire à environ 1,8 m au-dessus du sol. 1. Retirez les deux écrous décoratifs. 2. Enlevez la barre-X. 3. Serrez à la main les vis de la croix en « X ». 4. F ixez la barre-X à la boîte de jonction. Boîte de jonction Barre-X Écrou décoratif Lanterne Barre-X Une[...]

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    10 598-1286-01 Méthode de mise à la terre recommandée Utilisez une «queue de cochon» verte (non fournie) et torsadez-en une extrémité avec le fil nu du luminaire et le fil de terre de la boîte de jonction. Utilisez un serre-fils. F ixez l'autre extrémité de la «queue de cochon» avec la vis de terre (GND) sur la plaque de montage[...]

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    11 598-1286-01 C ÂB L AGE F AC U L T A T I F Ce lum inai re es t pour vu d' un cap teu r de 360 W. Comme ce luminaire ne consomme que 100 W , le capteur peut commander 260 W d’ éc lairage supplémentaire. Lorsqu e vo us déte rmin ez l' inte nsi té q ue p eut supp orter un l umin air e, ne vous co nten tez pas de s impl emen t li re [...]

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    12 598-1286-01 ESSAIS ET RÉGLAGES 1. Ré-enclenchez le disjoncteur puis ouvrez l’inter- rupteur . 2. Réglages : Commutateur ON TIME à TEST Cadran SENSITIVITY au milieu 3. Déplacez-vous dans la zone de couverture en notant l’ endroit où vous vous trouv ez lorsque l’ éc lairage s’allume. En mode T EST , l’ éc lairage demeure allumé [...]

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    13 598-1286-01 FONCTIONNEMENT * Revie nt a u mode auto matiqu e au leve r d u so leil . Note: Après mise en cir cuit, attendr e enfir on 1 1 / 2 minute pour que l’ étalonnage du circuit soit complété. Le capt eur est moi ns sensi ble aux dépla cem ent s di rec tem ent vers lui; il est plus sensible aux mouvements traversant la zone de couver[...]

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    14 598-1286-01 Aucune pièce de r echange n’ est disponible pour ce produit. SYMPT OM POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION L ’ éclair age ne s’allume pas. 1. L ’ interrupteur d ’ éc lairage est hors tension. 2. L ’ampoule est lâche ou gril lée. 3. Le fusible a sauté ou le disjoncteur a été dé- clenché. 4. La fonction de fermeture pendant le[...]

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    15 598-1286-01 NO TES____________________________ __________________________________ __________________________________ __________________________________ __________________________________ __________________________________ __________________________________ __________________________________ __________________________________ ____________________[...]

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    16 598-1286-01 NO TES____________________________ __________________________________ __________________________________ __________________________________ __________________________________ __________________________________ __________________________________ __________________________________ __________________________________ ____________________[...]