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Summary of Contents for Patriot Lighting L1701PTDID
- Page 1 ·'Yatr1ot SKU Number: 356-7678 1 00W MTL Halide Yard Light L1701PTDID LIGHTING ® Questions, Problems, missing parts? Before returning to your retailer, call our customer service at 1-800-561-4321 Monday-Friday 8:00a.m. - 5:00p.m. CST PACKAGE CONTENTS HARDWARE CONTENTS Note: Hardware not shown to size �...
- Page 2 Photocell Photocell Wire Compartment Cover...
- Page 3 ASSEMBLY CONTINUED Without the light in hand, start the two bottom lag screws (B) in the bottom two holes already drilled into the mounting surface. Tighten these two lag screws (B) with a wrench until there is slightly more space than the thickness of the cast mounting arm. Place the two bottom slots of the mounting arm into the space left on the 2 bottom lag screws.
- Page 4 ASSEMBLY CONTINUED NOTE: Window or arrow on top of photocell should be pointed away from the mounting surface. Also, point North whenever possible. The receptacle/socket may be repositioned by loosening the screw in the center of the photocell receptacle/socket. Rotate to new position and retighten screw.
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wont turn on at dark
The Patriot Lighting L1701PTDID may not turn on in the dark due to the photocell being covered or obstructed. The manual states that leaving the photocell covered for several hours can cause damage to the fixture. Additionally, incorrect wiring connections, a loose wire, or a power supply issue could also prevent the fixture from operating properly. Checking the wiring, ensuring the photocell is uncovered, and verifying power supply connections can help resolve the issue.
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