MAXSA 40230 Motion Activated LED Outdoor Light Instruction Manual

MAXSA 40230 Motion Activated LED Outdoor Light

New- Linked Light Feature!

When one light turns on, all inked lights can light up!
Locate the 4 dipswitches (they are on a red background) and are visible when installing the batteries.
Keep the dipswitches on all your lights in the same orientation. This way each light signals the others to tum on. The rights must be no oe t ie feature n dO want this feature,  lease  et the dipswitches to be different on each unit. You can use our finger, a screwdriver or a knife to change the dipswitch settings. Also, f your units tum on by themselves ie.  o motion triggered the lights, try a different dip Switch setting

ABOUT YOUR MOTION-ACTIVATED OUTD0OR LIGHT

The Motion-Activated Outdoor Light is perfect for doorsteps, porches, decks, sheds, and other outdoor areas. It can also be used indoors in closets, bathrooms, hallways, basements, and attics. The Motion-Activated Outdoor Light has a built-in motion sensor, which automatically turns on the light when the movement of a heat source (such as people, animals, or cars) is detected in the area. The light remains on while motion continues to be detected in the area. The Motion-Activated Outdoor Light also has a built-in photosensor so that the light only turns on at night.  The Motion-Activated Outdoor Light may function irregularty or not at all at temperatures near or below freezing (32″ F/0 C). Normal operation will return when the temperature rises.  The Motion- Activated Outdoor Light requires 4 C cell batteries (not included). The batteries typically last up to 1
year under normal use. The 5 super-bright LEDs in the Motion-Activated Outdoor Light have an estimated life of 30,000 hours so they should never need changing.

BATTERY INSTALLATION

1. The Motion-Activated Outdoor Light requires 4 C cell batteries (not included).

2. To access the battery compartment, remove the Motion-Activated Outdoor Light from the base by turning the flat end of the light towards the top of the bracket and gently pulling the light out of the base.

3. Gently twist the front and the back halves of the light in opposite directions to open.

4. BATTERY INSTALLATION (CONTINUED)
   Remove the battery compartment cover by squeezing the two tabs on the cover inward.

5. Install the 4 C cell batteries in the proper +/-polarity orientation as shown in the illustration. The positive ends of the batteries should face the low battery contacts and the egative ends of the batteries should face the elevated spring terminals in the battery compartment.
   NOTE: This product performs a test light when the batteries are first installed. It will activate as soon as the batteries are installed, regardless of motion or lighting conditions. This is a test to show power is getting to the LEDs and will last approximately 30 seconds. Afterward, it will function as intended.

6. Reinstall the battery compartment cover by aligning the tabs and pressing the battery compartment cover into the front haf of the Motion-Activated Outdoor Light until the battery compartment cover clicks into place. BATTERY INSTALLATION (CONTINUED)

7. Reassemble the Motion-Activated Outdoor Light by aligning the tabs on both halves and twisting the two halves back together tightly to ensure a weatherproof seal. Note:
   If your Motion-Activated Outdoor Light does not turm on after battery installation:

8. Make sure the batteries have been inserted matching the correct+/- polarity orientation and are making secure contact with the terminals.

9. Make sure you are testing the Motion-Activated Outdoor Light in a dark area since the light will only turn on at night.

CHOOSING A LOCATION

The selected location should not be near light sources such as street or porch lighting as these may cause the Motion-Activated Outdoor Light to turn off automatically. The Motion-Activated Outdoor Light should also be installed away from heaters, air conditioners, barbecues, vents, and large reflective surfaces such as swimming pools and  acuzzis, and white walls. To avoid damage to some components do not aim the sensor towards the sun. You should also install the Motion-Activated Outdoor Light at least 25  eet away from the street since passing cars might activate the light.

ideally, the Motion-Activated Outdoor Light should be mounted 6 to 8 feet (1.8 to 2.5 meters) above the detection area.

CHOOSING A LOCATION (CONTINUED)

The motion sensor has a detection area of about 25 feet (7 meters) within a 100 degree angle of the sensor. The sensor is more sensitive to movement across the detection area than moving directly towards or away from the sensor.

At night, the LED lights will remain on for 10 seconds after the last detected movement. If a movement is detected while the lights are on, the light duration will be reset and main on for another 10 seconds.

INSTALLING THE MOUNTING BRACKET

The included mounting bracket can be used to mount the Motion-Activated Outdoor Light securely to a wall or other stable surface.

1.  Remove the mounting bracket from the bottom of the base by removing the anti-slip rubber piece and pulling on the wider end of the bracket.
2.  Place the anti-slip rubber between the mounting bracket and the wall
3.  If you are mounting the bracket on a very hard surface, you may need to drill holes for the screws frst. The included screw anchors can be used for drywall, cement, brick, or similar surfaces.
4.  Align the mounting bracket and install the four screws using a Phillips screwdriver.

MOUNTING THE LIGHT

1. Align the hook on the mounting bracket into the slot on the back of the base and press the base onto the mounting bracket until it snaps into place.
   

2. Gently press the Motion-Activated Outdoor Light into the base and aim the sensor and light in the desired direction.

SPECIFICATIONS

Batteries Required: 4 C cell alkaline, Ni-MH, or Ni-Cd
Voltage: 6V DC
Light Duration: 10 2 seconds
Detection Angle: 100 (cone)
Maximum Detection Distance: 25 feet (7 meters)
Weatherproof Rating: 1P44
Lumens: 200
FCC Part 15 ID: 2A6LQALRB05A-1

TROUBLESH00TING

NINETY (90) DAY LIMTED WARRANTY

MAASA Innovations, LL warrant tone original consumerpurcnasertnar this product shall be reed of precis in many ana workmanship under normal use any cireusanoes tor a
period or ninety (9u) days Trom the rate or original purchase TOr UsE. when the original consumefpurcnaser reams tne product pre-paid (consumer pays return snapping) tO MAASA Innovations, LLC, 8412 Cathedral Forest Dr; Fairfax Station, VA 22039; USA within the warranty period, and if the product is defective, MAXSA Innovations, LLC  ill  t its option INC repair ING WITHOUT LIMITATION THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANT ABI ITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR AR PURPOSE NO  PERSON FRM OR CORPORATION IS AUTHOR. RIZED TO ASSUME FOR MAXSA Innovations, LLC ANY OTHER LIABILITY IN CONNECTION WITH THE  ALE AND USE OF THE PRODUCT. MAXSA Innovations, LLC and agents no aistrioureIS Wl Dear no liability whatsoever or medieval or consequential damages or charges r any kina. Some states do not allow the reclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential images, So the above disclaimer regarding incidental of consequential damages may Not apply 1o you. Inis warranty is void tne product nas been damage0 of tampered with or if the product or any such parts have been opened. In all cases of damage during shipment, a claim must be filed with the shipping carrier and not with MAXSA Innovations, LLC. This warranty gives you specific legal rights; you may also have other ghts which vary from state to state.  Please note nat changes Or moonicabons or this product is not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the sers’ alimony to operate the equipment.
NOTE
reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy, i installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause hamate interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by timing the equipment off and on, the user is   encouraged to ty to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Honest or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Connect the inmate into an out on circuit different from
• that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio V technician for help.

MAXSA Innovations, LLC
8412 Cathedral Forest Drive
Fairfax Station, VA 22039
Tel: 703-495-0661
www.maxsainnovations.com

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