Dual Floodlight Infrared Security System
(610-2604)                 Installation               Faxback Doc. # 19260

COVERED AREA

Position the security system so that a moving object cuts "across" its 
beams, not directly toward them.

CHOOSING A LOCATION

You must install your security system on a standard, round outdoor 
electrical junction box.  Use either an existing box overlooking the area
you want to illuminate or install a new box in the desired location.

Consider the following choosing a location:

    Your security system must be at least 6 feet above the ground and 
    parallel to the ground.

    Existing floodlights must be aimed away from the sensor.

    Direct sunlight must not fall on the sensor lens.

    The sensor must not face reflective surfaces such as swimming pools or
    large windows.

    You must not mount the sensor over heat producing vents or 
    air-conditioning units.

    The sensor cannot "see" through glass.

NOTE:  The sensor "sees" a moving object by detecting a change in 
       temperature as an object moves.  If you install and set up your
       security system on a very hot day it will be difficult for the 
       sensor to detect the difference between the heat from your body and
       the background temperature.  (At 98.6 degrees F. you are 
       invisible to the sensor).

For best results, it is recommended that you install your security system
during the day and make test adjustments during the evening when it is
cooler.

CAUTIONS:  You must connect your security system to 120 volts AC.  Check
           your local building codes before installing.

           If you do not have experience with household wiring, have a
           qualified electrician install your security system.

           Turn off the power at the main circuit breaker or fuse panel
           before you begin installing.

Standard Electrical Wire Color Code

Color                      Status

Black                      Hot(Live)
White                      Neutral
Green or Bare Copper       Ground

PREPARING THE JUNCTION BOX

You should mount the security system and lamp holder assembly on a standard
round outdoor electrical junction box.  If the location you selected has a
rectangular junction box, replace it with the round type, or use a
rectangular to round adapter.

If the location you selected does not have a junction box, complete all  
wiring to the location before you mount the security system.

ASSEMBLING THE SECURITY SYSTEM

1.  Screw the base of each lamp holder into the outer holes of the mounting
    plate.

2.  Rotate the locking ring on each lamp holder towards the plate until the
    lamp holder is secure against the plate.

3.  Screw the threaded end of the sensor head into the center hole of the
    mounting plate.

4.  Lock the sensor head into place using the locking ring.

5.  Locate each lamp holder's white wire and one of the sensor head's white
    wires and connect all three wires together using one of the supplied
    wire nuts.

6.  Locate each lamp holder's black wire and connect them to the sensor
    head's blue wire using a wire nut.

INSTALLING THE SECURITY SYSTEM

You can install the security system in a wall box that is powered all the
time or in a wall box that is powered through a wall switch.  If the wall
box is powered from a wall switch, leave the switch turned on all the time.
Turning off the switch completely disables your security system.

CAUTION:  To prevent severe damage to your security system.  Do not connect
          it to a dimmer or any kind of remote controlled wall switch
          module.

WARNING:  Before making the following connections, be sure the power to the
          junction box is turned off.  If the junction box is powered a
          serious shock hazard exists.

1.  Install the supplied gasket on the junction box, and route the house
    wiring through the gasket.

2.  Connect the house wiring's bare copper ground wire to the junction 
    box's ground screw.

3.  Connect your security system's white wire to the house wiring's white
    wire, using a wire nut.

4.  Connect your security system's black wire to the house wiring's black
    wire, using a wire nut.

5.  Secure the Mounting Plate to the junction box using the two supplied
    screws.

6.  Place an insulating ring (supplied) over the base of each lamp and
    screw the lamps into their sockets.

NOTE:  Lamp wattage should not exceed 150 watts each when you use the
       supplied lamp holders.  Your security system can power up to 500
       watts if you use it to control a fixture rated at 500 watts.


(CS 12/26/95)