Kadision 150W-100W-75W 150W LED Flood Light with Dusk to Dawn Photocell Instruction Manual
- June 16, 2024
- Kadision
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Kadision 150W-100W-75W 150W LED Flood Light with Dusk to Dawn Photocell
Product Information
Specifications
- Model: V2.0
- Power Adjustment Settings for 200W model: 200W-150W-100W
- Power Adjustment Settings for 150W model: 150W-100W-75W
- Fits 2-3/8 (O.D) pole
- Standby Power Consumption: 0.3W
Product Usage Instructions
Assembling the Slip Fitter Bracket
- Locate the slip fitter bracket provided separately in the small box.
- Using a suitable allen wrench, assemble the slip fitter bracket onto the fixture.
Making Wire Connections
Make sure to follow proper wire connections for safety:
| Wire Color | Connection |
|---|---|
| Black | Connects to input live wire (L) |
| White | Connects to input neutral wire (N) |
| Green | Connects to input ground wire (E) |
Power Adjustment Settings
- Open the cover of the fixture using a Philips screwdriver.
- Dial the switch to the required power setting based on the model.
- For the 200W model, the options are 200W, 150W, and 100W.
- For the 150W model, the options are 150W, 100W, and 75W.
- After setting the power, re-tighten the cover.
Photocell Sensor Instructions
The fixture is equipped with a photocell sensor for automated lighting control. Follow these instructions to enable or disable the sensor:
- To enable the photocell sensor, remove the black silicone cover. The fixture will automatically turn on during the night and turn off during the daytime.
- To disable the photocell sensor, cover it with the black silicone cover.
Mounting and Aiming
- Place the slip fitter over the pole.
- Secure the fixture by tightening the 4 set screws on the side of the slip fitter.
- To adjust the aiming angle, loosen (do not disengage totally) the knuckle bolt and re-tighten it at the desired position.
Important Note
When the power is turned on and the ambient light level is not low enough to activate the photocell, the luminaire will be in standby mode and give off a very dim glow. This is a normal operation and consumes as little as 0.3W of energy.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: How should I replace damaged parts?
- A: If any parts of the fixture are damaged, they should be replaced. Please refer to the product manual for instructions on replacing specific parts.
Q: What is the purpose of the slip fitter bracket?
- A: The slip fitter bracket is used to securely attach the fixture to a pole with a 2-3/8 (O.D) diameter.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
CAUTIONS READ AND FOLLOW ALL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
- DANGER – Risk of shock – Turn off the power before installation.
- This luminaire must be installed under the NEC or your local electrical code.
- Suitable for wet location and operation in ambient not exceeding 40°C
- Min 75°C supply conductors.
- Replace parts if damaged.
- Assemble the slip fitter bracket (provided separately in the small box) onto the fixture with a suitable allen wrench.
- Black connects to input live wire L; white connects to input neutral wire N green connects to input ground wire E.
- Place slipfitter over the pole and secure the fixture with 4 set screws on the side of the slipfitter.
- To adjust the aiming angle, loosen (do not disengage totally) the knuckle bolt, and re-tighten at a desired position.
* **Important:** Waterproof measurements are necessary when connecting to an external power supply cord.Power Adjustment Settings
- Open the cover with a Phillips screwdriver, then dial the switch to the required power.
- 200W model adjusted range: 200W-150W-100W
- 150W model adjusted range : 150W-100W-75W
- After the power is set, re-tighten the cover.
Photocell Sensor Instructions:
- Please remove the black silicone cover to enable the photocell sensor.
- Fixture will automatically turn on during the night and turn off during the daytime.
- To disable the photocell sensor, please cover it with the black silicone cover.
Troubleshooting
Note: When power is turned on, and the ambient light level is not low enough to activate the photocell, the luminaire will be in standby mode and give off a very dim glow. This is a normal operation. It consumes as little as 0.3W of energy in standby mode.