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Outdoor Motion Sensor
Installation Manual
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SPOST500/180
SPOST500
SPOST180HL/180
SPOST180HL
RAB
Contents
Specifications
Switching Capacity:
Relay On/Off Model:
(SPOST500/180)
(SPOST500)
500 watts Incandescent or
250 watts Fluorescent @120 volts
Hi/Lo Model:
(SPOST180HL/180)
(SPOST180HL)
Runs at 20% lamp wattage from
dusk to dawn. Brightens to full
wattage upon sensor detection.
180 watts Incandescent maximum.
Voltage:
120 Volts AC
Power Consumption:
One watt
UL Listing:
Raintight Photoelectric Switch
Time Adjustment:
5 seconds to 15 minutes
Quick Test Time:
5 second test time for fast installa-
tion. Works day or night.
"No Hands" Auto Testing:
Auto mode starts after 3 minutes of
testing.
Built for Severe Conditions:
Double weatherproofing for long life.
Photoelectric Control:
Deactivates lights during daylight.
Fully adjustable for 24 hour
operation or custom applications.
Vandal Resistant Lens:
Hard lens resists casual vandalism.
Color Matched Lens:
Dark lens with black units.
Manual Override:
Double flip wall switch logic prevents
activation by short power outages.
Resets to auto at dawn. No extra
wiring needed.
LED Detection Indicator:
Glows red day and night for
"on-guard" deterrence.
RF Immunity:
Circuits fully shielded for maximum
radio frequency immunity.
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- Page 1 Smart Post Contents Outdoor Motion Sensor Installation Manual Specifications Switching Capacity: “No Hands” Auto Testing: Auto mode starts after 3 minutes of Relay On/Off Model: testing. (SPOST500/180) (SPOST500) Built for Severe Conditions: 500 watts Incandescent or Double weatherproofing for long life.
- Page 2 Why RAB Sensors are Best for You Cautions • All wiring MUST comply with local Smaller is better! SmartLantern uses state-of-the-art surface mount electrical codes and should be technology (SMT), just like cellular phones and beepers. SMT gives you installed by a qualified electrician. more reliability, greater RF immunity, and a compact sensor that can fit neatly where others cannot.
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Page 3: Assembly And Wiring
Assembly and Wiring Wiring Diagrams 1. Choose the clapboard or straight 3. Bring wires from sensor up wall mounting plate. SmartLantern through the wireways in the extender. Basic Wiring Diagram may be painted to match the wall Keep wires in place by press fitting finish, if desired. -
Page 4: Choosing A Location
How Does SmartLantern Work? Choosing A Location How are the Time, Sensitivity and Location Considerations: Detection Pattern: The SmartLantern infrared sensor Photocell adjusted? “sees” small temperature changes • Time Control: Sets the time that • Choose a location from which the •... - Page 5 Aiming and Walk Testing Technical Tips: Lights Do Not Turn Off Test Period: 3. To shorten the range, use the lens 1. Make sure sensor is not aimed at 4. Was sensor wired hot? If so, masks provided or tilt the sensor something that would move or circuitry may have been damaged.
- Page 6 Technical Tips: Technical Tips: Lights Turn Off Range appears limited Lights Do Not Turn On Too Quickly 4. Check that movement is not direct- 1. Check that the sensor is level from 1. Check that lightbulbs and fixtures 1. Check if sensor is being “tricked” ly towards sensor.
- Page 7 Technical Tips: Technical Tips: Lights Turn On and Off Incorrectly Lights Turn On For Unknown Reasons 1. Make sure the sensor is installed 6. Heavy rain, snow or high winds 1. Lights may turn on occassionally on its own dedicated circuit free of may activate the sensor occassionally.
- Page 8 Limited Warranty Toll Free Technical Assistance Your SmartLantern will be promptly If you need technical assistance, replaced or repaired, at our option, if please do the following: it proves to be defective in workman- ship or materials within 5 years of 1.