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8. Power Pack Operation

This power pack features three automatic methods to turn on

and off:

1. A remote photo eye that senses the light level. There is

a 15 second delay built into the photo eye to avoid being

triggered by lightning or other light sources.

2. A timer.

3. A clock.

The power pack operation modes use these three methods in

different combinations. To set the mode, open the door to the

power pack controls. The LED clock display and the AM/PM

indicator will be lit if the power pack is plugged in. If the LEDs

are not lit, then plug in the power pack cord into the GFCI

outlet.

The clock is only required for the TIMER and PHOTO ON

TIMED OFF modes. The clock is ignored for any of the other

modes and does not need to be set. To set the clock:

Hold down the CLOCK button while pressing either

the or button. Pressing while holding down the

CLOCK button will advance the displayed time. Pressing

while holding down the CLOCK button will decrease the

time displayed. Holding the or button down for several

seconds will speed up the change in the display. Releasing

the CLOCK button will set the clock time. Note the AM/PM

LED indicators to get the correct time of day. This clock

does NOT have a daylight savings time function. The clock

time will manually need to be adjusted twice a year for

those changes.

To change the operation modes of the power pack, turn the

knob to point at the desired mode. The selected mode will

light up.

OFF - Power Pack is off. Lights are off.

ON - Power pack is on all the time. Use this mode when

installing the light ﬁxtures to ensure a good connection.

AUTO - Power pack turns on at dusk, turns off at dawn. The

lights will be on all night. There is a 15 second delay from

when the photo eye determines darkness and the power pack

turns on.

4 – 6 – 8 – 10 - Power pack turns on at dusk and turns off

automatically after 4, 6, 8 or 10 hours. There is a 15 second

delay from when the photo eye determines darkness and the

power pack turns on.

TEST - Use this mode to test the photo eye and power pack

operation. Covering the photo eye turns on the power pack.

Uncovering the photo eye during the daytime or shining a

bright light onto the photo eye will turn off the power pack.

Note that there is no 15 second delay in this mode.

TIMER - The power pack turns on when the clock reaches the

TIMED ON time. The power pack will turn off when the clock

reaches the TIMED OFF time. This mode will turn the power pack

on and off at the same times everyday regardless of how light or

dark it is. The power pack and lights will be on from the TIME ON

time to the TIMED OFF time.

To set the TIMED ON clock, the knob needs to be turned

to TIMER, then hold down the TIMED ON button while

pressing either the or button. Pressing while holding

down the TIMED ON button will advance the displayed time.

Pressing while holding down the TIMED ON button will

decrease the time displayed. Holding the or button down

for several seconds will speed up the change in the display.

Releasing the TIMED ON button will set the time. Note the

AM/PM LED indicators to get the correct time of day.

To set the TIMED OFF clock, the knob needs to be turned to

TIMER, then hold down the TIMED OFF button while pressing

either the or button. Pressing while holding down the

TIMED OFF button will advance the displayed time. Pressing

while holding down the TIMED OFF button will decrease the

time displayed. Holding the or button down for several

seconds will speed up the change in the display. Releasing the

TIMED OFF button will set the time. Note the AM/PM LED

indicators to get the correct time of day.

PHOTO ON TIMED OFF - The power pack turns on at dusk. The

power pack will turn off when the clock reaches the TIMED OFF

time. This mode will turn the power pack off at the same time

every night regardless of how light or dark it is. The power pack

and lights will be on from dusk to the TIMED OFF time.

To set the TIMED OFF clock, the knob needs to be turned

to PHOTO ON / TIMED OFF, then hold down the TIMED OFF

button while pressing either the or button. Pressing while

holding down the TIMED OFF button will advance the

displayed time. Pressing while holding down the TIMED OFF

button will decrease the time displayed. Holding the or

button down for several seconds will speed up the change in

the display. Releasing the TIMED OFF button will set the time.

Note the AM/PM LED indicators to get the correct time of day.

The TIMED ON clock does not work in the PHOTO ON TIMED OFF

mode. It does not matter what time it is set at. Close the door to

the control panel after the mode has been selected.

6. Mount Photo Eye

Mount the photo eye bracket on

a wall or other solid surface with

the screw provided. Snap the

sensor into the bracket. Route or

coil the excess wire to protect it

from lawn mowers, trimmers,

etc. Avoid pointing the sensor at

nighttime light sources such as

windows, porch lights, and street lights.

The position of the photo eye can inﬂuence at what light level

the power pack will turn on in the AUTO, 4-6-8-10, and PHOTO

ON TIMED OFF modes. Placing the sensor in areas receiving

less sunlight at dusk (east side of house, behind trees and

bushes, under a deck) will have the power pack come on

earlier in the evening. Mounting the photo eye in brighter

locations will have the power pack come on when it has

become darker out. The location, position and orientation of

the photo eye can be adjusted until the power pack turns on

at the desired light level.

7. Protect or Hide Cable

Once all ﬁxtures are in place and you are satisﬁed with their

locations, cable may be covered with mulch or buried up to

6 in (15 cm) deep. Leave about 12 in (30 cm) of cable after the

last ﬁxture.

Do not coil cable around power pack.

Total bulb wattages must not exceed a maximum of 300 watts

per circuit.

WARNING: Risk of Fire or Electrical Shock

4. Attach Fixtures

Turn power pack on. Attach ﬁxtures to cable using cable

connectors as shown. Place one connector on each side of the

cable, then press together to lock. Prongs will pierce the cable

to make contact and ﬁxture should light up.

12"

(30 cm)

GFCI

10 ft

(3m)

5. Mount Power Pack

NOTE: When power pack is on, you may hear a hum

This sound is considered normal, and does not affect

the performance of the unit.

To mount directly to a wall surface use included screws as

shown, a minimum 12 inches (30 cm) off the ground. When

installing the screws, the spacing between the screw centers

is 5.35 in. (136 mm). See illustration for correct spacing.

Hang Power Pack onto screws.

5.35 in

(136 mm)

9. Replacing the Photo Eye

If the wires to photo eye are cut or broken,

the photo eye can be replaced. Unscrew the

connector cover from the power pack and

pull the bi-pin connector out of the mating

socket.

The replacement part is inserted into the socket and the cap is

screwed back onto the socket to provide a water tight

connection. Note that the bi-pin connector is polarized and can

be inserted into the socket only one way. The photo eye

operation can be tested by turning the power pack mode to

TEST.

The replacement photo sensor part 3150-0300-92 can be

ordered by calling 888-295-7328 from 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

(CST).

NOTE: Circuit breaker may need to be reset if the power pack

is not working.

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply

with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to

part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to

provide reasonable protection against harmful

interference in a residential installation. This

equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio

frequency energy and, if not installed and used in

accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful

interference to radio communications. However, there

is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a

particular installation. If this equipment does cause

harmful interference to radio or television reception,

which can be determined by turning the equipment off

and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the

interference by one or more of the following

measures:

—Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

—Increase the separation between the equipment and

receiver.

—Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different

from that to which the receiver is connected.

—Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician

for help.