HAMPTON BAY HB-4190 series User manual

Mode: On-Time Works: Day Night

Test 5 Seconds x x

Auto 1, 5, or 10 Min x

Manual To Dawn* x

Accent 3,6 Hr, to Dawn x

Motion Sensing Cast

Aluminum Lantern

HB-4190 Series

Features

•Light comes on when motion is detected.

•Automatically turns light off.

•Dusk Accent lighting.

•Photocell keeps the light off during day-

light hours.

Requirements

•The Light Control requires 120 volts AC.

•If you want to use Manual Mode, the con-

trol must be wired through a switch.

•Some codes require installation by a

qualified electrician.

OPERATION

* resets to Auto Mode at dawn.

Set the ON-TIME switch

on the bottom of the cover

plate to TEST. TEST 1510MIN

Set ON-TIME switch to 1,

5 or 10 minutes.

1 Second

OFF

then

...

Manual mode only works at

night because daylight re-

turns the sensor to AUTO.

Flip the light switch off for

one second then back on to

toggle between AUTO and

MANUAL MODE.

Manual mode works only

with the ON-TIME switch in

the 1, 5, or 10 position. ... back on.

Mode Switching Summary

Dual Brite®Dimmer Control

Light comes on half bright for selected time

after dusk (3 hr., 6 hr., until dawn). If motion

is sensed, the light turns on full bright for the

ON-TIME (1, 5, or 10 minutes) then returns to

dim mode.

This package includes:

•Lantern

•Easy to use universal mounting bracket

(X-Bar)

•Mounting hardware

•Wire nuts

ON-TIME Switch at 1,

5, or 10 minutes

Flip light switch

off for one second

then back on*

*Ifyougetconfusedwhileswitchingmodes,

turn the power off for one minute, then

back on. After the calibration time the

control will be in the AUTO mode.

MANUAL MODE

AUTO

TEST

Note: When first turned on wait about 1 1/2

minutes for the circuitry to calibrate.

TEST

AUTO

MANUAL MODE

TEST 1510MIN

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INSTALLATION

Forbestperformance,mountthefixtureabout

6 feet (1.8 m) above the ground.

1. Remove

two nuts.

2. Remove

X-Bar.

;

Junction

Box

5. Attach X-Bar to

junction box

Due to the size and weight of the fixture, you

may find it helpful to have an assistant hold

the fixture in place while connecting the

wires.

WIRING

One Motion Light

BLACK

WHITE

Two Motion Lights

BLACK

WHITE

Recommended Grounding Method

Use a green ground "pigtail" (not provided) and

twist one end together with the bare fixture wire

and the box ground wire. Secure with a wire

connector. Secure the other end of the "pigtail"

with the GND screw on the X-bar.

❒Twist the junction box wires and the fix-

ture wires together as shown below. Se-

cure with wire connectors. If you have a

metal junction box, you may not need the

green “pigtail”. If you are unsure about

the grounding method, consult your local

building code.

CAUTION: DO NOT connect the RED wire

unless you want to control other lights

from the motion sensor.

Black to black White to white

MAX

MIN

3. Tighten screws

finger tight.

SENSITIVITY

❒Turn power off at the circuit breaker or

fuse.

4. Set sensitivity on

fixture back to the

mid-position.

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Wiring to Motion Light &

Standard Fixture

BLACK

WHITE

BLACK

(Standard)

❒When wiring to additional standard

fixture only: Strip the motion sensor's

red wire and connect to the standard

light's black wire. Connect all white wires

together. Total fixture ratings must not

exceed 360 Watts (3.0 A.).

NOTE: All wiring between fixtures should be

run in accordance with the National Elec-

trical Code (Canadian Electrical Code in

Canada) through conduit or another ac-

ceptable means. Contact a qualified

electrician if there is any question as

to the suitability of the system.

❒This fixture is provided with a sensor rated

for 360 Watts. Since the fixture is only rated

100 Watts (180 Watts candelabra), 260

Watts (180 Watts candelabra) of additional

load may be controlled by this sensor.

❒When determining what a fixture is rated

for, do not simply look at the rating on the

lamp in the fixture. Look at the marking

which specifies the maximum lamp watt-

age for which the fixture is suitable.

❒Once you have selected the fixtures to be

connected and determined their maxi-

mum ratings, add these ratings up. For

instance, if you have 3 fixtures rated 100

Watts, 150 Watts, and 75 Watts respec-

tively, you have a total load of 325 Watts.

RED

WHITE

BLACK

Master Slave

Wiring to Control One Motion Sensing

Lantern (Slave) from Another (Master)

RED

OPTIONAL WIRING

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COMPLETE THE INSTALLATION

❒Stuff the wires into the junction box. Make

sure none of the wires get pinched.

Slide the fixture onto the

mounting screws and

tighten nuts.

❒Install one 100 Watt max. light bulb, or

three 60 Watt bulbs in candelabra style.

❒Install the fixture top. Secure with

decorative screws.

❒After completing the tests on page 5,

caulk fixture mounting surface with

silicone weather sealant.

Junction

Box

Model 4193 Glass Installation

❒Model 4193 only: install the six pieces of

glass by sliding them down as shown. The

glass panels should rest upon the corner

guides on each side, and against the

rubber bumpers at the bottom.

Note: As with any glass, handle with care.

Corner

Guides

Rubber Bumpers

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TESTING

❒Turn on the circuit breaker and light

switch.

The detector is less sensitive to motion

directly towards it and more sensitive to

across motion.

Sensor

Motion

Least Sensitive Most Sensitive

❒Walk through the coverage area noting

where you are when the lights turn on.

❒If you need to change the sensitivity,

temporarily remove the fixture and make

the adjustment. Too much sensitivity may

increase false triggering.

❒Set the amount of TIME you want the light

to stay on after motion is detected. (1, 5 or

10 minutes).

❒Set the amount of time after dusk you

want the lights on accent level.

SPECIFICATIONS

Range . . . . . . . . . . . . . Up to 30 ft. (9.1 m)

[varies with

surrounding

temperature].

Sensing Angle . . . . . . . Up to 180°

Electrical Load . . . . . . Up to 100 Watt

Maximum

Incandescent, Up

to (3) 60 Watt

Maximum

Candelabra.

Sensor Capacity . . . . . Up to 360 Watt (3.0

A.) Maximum

Power Requirements . 120 VAC, 60 Hz

Operating Modes . . . . TEST, AUTO and

MANUAL MODE

Time Delay . . . . . . . . . 1 , 5, 10 minutes

Dual Brite®timer . . . . . 3, 6 hrs, Dusk-to-

Dawn

The Hampton Bay Lighting Company re-

serves the right to discontinue products and

to change specifications at any time without

incurring any obligation to incorporate new

features in products previously sold.

NOTE: Sensor has a 1 1/2minute warm up

periodbeforeitwilldetectmotion.When

first turned on, wait 1 1/2minutes.

TEST 1 5 10 MIN

ON-TIME

OFF 3 6 DUSK TO

HOUR DAWN

Avoid aiming the control at:

•Objects that change temperature rapidly,

such as heating vents and air condition-

ers. These heat sources could cause false

triggering.

•Areas where petsor trafficmay trigger the

control.

•Nearby large, light-colored objects

reflecting light may trigger the shut-off

feature. Do not point other lights at the

sensor.

30 ft.

(9.1 m)

Maximum Range Maximum

Coverage Angle

6 ft.

(1.8 m)

180°

Motion

❒Switch the on-time to TEST position and

Dual Brite®switch to the OFF position.

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SYMPTOM

Light comes

on for no ap-

parentreason.

Light stays

on continu-

ously.

Light flashes

on and off.

POSSIBLE CAUSE

1. Light Control may be sens-

ing small animals or auto-

mobile traffic

(Reduce sen-

sitivity)

1. Thesensorispointedtoward

aheatsource like an air vent,

dryervent,orbrightly-painted

heat-reflective surface.

(Reduce sensitivity.)

1. Light Control is in the Test

mode and warming up.

(Flashing is normal under

these conditions)

POSSIBLE CAUSE

1. Light switch is turned off.

2. Bulb is loose or burned out.

3. Fuse is blown or circuit

breaker is turned off.

4. Daylight turn-off is in effect

(recheck after dark)

5. Incorrect circuit wiring, if

this is a new installation.

1. Light Control may be in-

stalled in a relatively dark

location.

2. LightControl is in Test.

(Set

control switch to an ON-

TIME position.)

SYMPTOM

Light will not

come on.

Light comes

onindaylight.

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

If you experience a problem, follow this guide.

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Luces de Coches

Detectores de

Movimiento

LUZ DE ADORNO

Para una iluminación ornamental de baja

intensidad,ponga elinterruptor deDualBrite®

en la posición de 3, 6, ó del Dusk-to-Dawn

(atardecer-al-amanecer).Cuando se detecte

movimiento, las luces se pondrán en alta

intensidad.

FUNCIONAMIENTO

*Se pone en Automático al amanecer.

Serie HB-4190

Características

•La luz se prende cuando se detecta

movimiento.

•Apaga la luz automáticamente.

•Iluminaciónornamental debajaintensidad.

•La fotocélula mantiene la luz apagada du-

rante las horas del día.

Requisitos

• El Control de Luz requiere 120 VCA.

•Para usar el Sobrecontrol Manual, conecte

el control con un interruptor.

•Algunos códigos requieren instalación

por un electricista calificado.

Este paquete contiene:

•Farol

•Soporte universal de fácil uso (X-Bar)

•Ferretería de montaje

•Conectores de alambre

Modalidad: A tiempo: Trabaja: Día Noche

Prueba 5 seg. x x

Autom. 1, 5 ó 10 min. x

Manual Hasta el x

amanecer*

Adorno 3, 6 hrs, hasta x

el amanecer

PRUEBA

ON-TIME

Ponga el interruptor de tiempo

(ON-TIME),alfondodeldetector,

en la posición de prueba (TEST). TEST 1510

1 segundo

APAGADO

luego

...

El modo manual funciona sólo

por la noche porque la luz del

día pone al detector en modo

AUTOMATICO.

Apague el interruptor por un

segundo y vuélvalo a prender.

El modo manual funciona sólo

cuandoelinterruptordetiempo

(ON-TIME) está en la posición

de 1, 5 ó 10 minutos.

ON-TIME

TEST 1510

Pongael interruptorde tiempo

(ON-TIME) en la posición de

1, 5 ó 10 minutos.

MODO MANUAL

...préndalo.

Mueva el interruptor de

tiempo (ON-TIME) a 1, 5 ó

10 minutos

Apague el interruptor

por un segundo y

préndalo de nuevo*

PRUEBA

AUTOM.

MODO

MANUAL

*Si se confunde mientras cambia de fases,

apaguelaelectricidadporunminutoypréndala

de nuevo. Después del tiempo de calibración

el control estará en fase AUTO(MATICA).

Resumen de las modalidades del

interruptor

AUTOMATICO

Nota: Cuando lo prenda por primera vez

espere 1 1/2minutos para que el

circuito se claibre.

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CABLEADOINSTALACION

Para un mejor funcionamiento, instale el

aparato a casi 1.8 m del suelo.

❒Desconecte la energía en el

cortacircuito.

5. Monte el soporte

X-Bar a la caja de

empalme.

4. Fije de nuevo el

alcance de sensibilidad

a la posición del medio.

2. Quite la banda

"X" de montaje.

3. Ajuste los

tornillos tan sólo

con los dedos. MAX

MIN

SENSITIVITY

;

la caja

empalme

Debido al tamaño y peso del aparato, será

prudenteque su asistente sotengael aparato

mientras se conectan los cables.

Negro a negro Blanco a blanco

Método recomendado de conexión a tierra

Use un "cable flexible" verde de a tierra (no

provisto) y tuerza un extremo con el cable

desnudo del aparato y con el cable de a tierra de

la caja. Asegúrelos con un conector de cables.

Asegure el otro extremo del "cable flexible" con

el tornillo de a tierra de la placa de montaje.

❒Tuerza los cables de la caja de empalme

con los cables del aparato, como se

muestra abajo. Asegúrelos con

conectores de cables. Si tiene una caja

de empalme de metal, no necesita el

"cable flexible". Si no está seguro del

método de conexión a tierra, consulte

con el código local de construcción.

CUIDADO: NO conecte el cable ROJO

excepto que desee controlar otras luces

desde el detector de movimiento.

Luz de dos movimientos

BLANCO

NEGRO NEGRO

NEGRO

BLANCO

Luz de un movimiento

1. Quite las

dos tuercas.

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Conexión a la luz de movimento y al

aparato estándar

BLANCO

NEGRO NEGRO

(Estándar)

❒En caso de conectar al aparato

estándar solamente: Pele el alambre

rojo del detector de movimiento y

conéctelo al alambre negro de la luz

estándar. Conecte todos los alambres

blancos. La capacidad total no debe

exceder los 360 Vatios (3.0 A).

NOTA: Todo el cableado entre los aparatos

debe estar hecho de acuerdo al Código

Eléctrico Nacional (Código Eléctrico

Canadiense en Canadá) por medio de un

conductoocualquierotromedioaceptable.

Comuníquese con un electricista

calificado si tiene cualquier pregunta

referentealaadaptabilidaddelsistema.

❒Este aparato viene con un detector con una

potenciade360Vatios.Puestoqueelaparato

tiene sólo una potencia de 100 Vatios (180

Vatios candelabro), la carga adicional de

260 Vatios (180 Vatios candelabro) puede

ser controlada por el detector.

❒Cuandodeseedeterminarla clasificación

de un aparato no vea tan sólo la potencia

de la lámpara. Mire la indicación que

especifique el voltaje máximo de la

lámpara que el aparato puede aceptar.

❒Una vez que ha escogido los aparatos

que se conectarán y ha determinado sus

máximas potencias, súmelas. Por

ejemplo, si tiene 3 aparatos de 100 , 150

y75 Vatiosrespectivamente,usted tendrá

un total de 325 Vatios.

ROJO

Maestra Esclava

NEGRO ROJO

NEGRO

BLANCO

Conexión para controlar una luz de

movimiento (esclava) desde otra (maestra)

CONEXION ALTERNA

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COMPLETE LA INSTALACION

❒Meta los cables en la caja de empalme.

Asegúrese que los cables que no estén

pinchados.

;

❒Instale una bombilla de 100 Vatios Máx.,

ó 3de 60 Vatios en estilo candelabro.

❒Instale la parte de arriba. Asegúrela con

tornillos decorativos.

❒Después de completar la prueba de la

página 11, calafatee el aparato y la

superficie de montaje con un sellador

de silicona contra la intemperie.

Deslice al apartato sobre

los tornillos de montaje y

ajuste las tuercas. la caja de

empalme

Instalación del vidrio del Modelo

4193

❒Modelo 4193 solamente: Instale las seis

piezas de vidrio deslizándolas hacia abajo

tal como se indica. Los paneles de vidrio

debendescansarenlasgu’asdelasequinas

en cada lado, y por detrás de los

amortiguadoresdegomadelaparteinferior.

Nota: A igual que con cualquier clase de

vidrio, trátelo con cuidado.

Gu’as de las

esquinas

Amortiguadores de goma

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