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The detector is less sensitive to motion directly towards
it and more sensitive to across motion.
Least Sensitive Most Sensitive
Sensor
MotionMotion
Avoid aiming the control at:
• Objects that change temperature rapidly, such as
heating vents and air conditioners. These heat
sources could cause false triggering.
• Areas where pets or traffic may trigger the control.
• Nearby large, light-colored objects reflecting light
may trigger the shut-off feature. Do not point other
lights at the sensor.
50 ft.
(15.2 m)
8 ft.
(2.4 m)
Maximum Range Maximum
Coverage Angle
100°
TEST AND ADJUSTMENT
❒ Slide the sensor switch to
the TEST (center) position.
❒ Place the SENSITIVITY ad-
justment in the minimum
(counterclockwise) position.
For proper operation, the sensor head must be
rotated face down as shown in the next two steps.
❒ Rotate the sensor head towards the clamp screw
joint.
❒ Then rotate the sensor head clockwise 180° so
the controls face down.
Control Switch
Joint Clamp
❒ Plug the solar panel cable into the bottom of the
battery case. Allow the battery to charge with
three days of sunshine before testing.
Aim Sensor Down
for Short Coverage
Aim Sensor Higher
for Long Coverage
SENSITIVITY
OFF
TEST
AUTO
NOTE: Sensor has a 1 minute warm up period before
it will detect motion. When switching modes
wait 1 minute.
AIMING THE SENSOR.
❒ Loosen the clamp screw in
the sensor ball joint.
❒ Walk through the cover-
age area noting when the
lights turn on. Gently move
the sensor head up, down,
or sideways to change the
coverage area. Wait 5 to
10 seconds after light
turns off to retest.
❒ Increase sensitivity only as
needed. Too much sensi-
tivity will cause false trigger-
ing and reduce battery life.
❒ Secure the sensor head
into position by tighten-
ing the clamp screw. Do
not overtighten the screw.
❒ After dark, adjust the light
to cover desired area.
Place the sensor switch in AUTO for normal opera-
tion. If the light is not needed, put the switch in the OFF
position.
Clamp
Screw
Ball
Joint
Bottom of Sensor