Troubleshooting - Utilitech Pro 6155W-PIR22 Manual Del Usuario

NOTE: At an ambient temperature of 77°F, the detection distance is at max. 70 ft. As the
temperature increases or decreases, the detection distance will be reduced.

TROUBLESHOOTING

PROBLEM
The light will not
come ON:
The light stays
ON:
The light flashes:
POSSIBLE CAUSE
There may be a poor connection
between the light and supply wires
inside the junction box.
The photocell may be detecting
daylight or strong light from another
source preventing the light from
coming on.
The DISTANCE may be set too low
or the motion head may be aimed to
low which would result in a reduced
coverage area.
The DISTANCE may be set too high
or the motion head may be aimed to
high.
The photocell window may be
covered and it is not detecting light.
There is lightning, arc welding,
mobile sources, or other such
unstable light.
If the light flashes ON/OFF, it is
possible that the photocell is
detecting light from the LED lamps
and is interpreting the LED light as
daylight and in response is trying to
turn off the lights. It is also possible
that the light from the lamps is being
reflected back to the photocell from a
nearby object such as rain gutter,
overhang or another reflective
surface.
CORRECTIVE ACTION
Check supply wire connections.
Select locations away from nighttime
strong light sources, such as street
lamps or other light fixtures.
Slide the DISTANCE to "H" in order to
make the detector more sensitive to
motion. Raising the motion head
would result in the greatest coverage
area. Make sure the motion head
controls face toward the ground and
not the sky.
Try reducing the DISTANCE. If the
detector head is aimed too high, the
coverage area could be larger than
intended.
Make sure the window is clean.
Avoid to irradiate by such light source.
Try to reposition the lamps so that
light reflected back to the detector is
minimized.
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