Hampton Bay HBI-4192-WH Operating instructions

Motion Sensing

Diecast 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daylight

hours.

Requirements

• Thelightcontrolrequires120voltsAC.

• IfyouwanttouseManualMode,thecontrol

mustbewiredthroughaswitch.

• Some codes require installation by a

qualiﬁed electrician.

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OPERATION

*resetstoAutoModeatdawn.

SettheON-TIMEswitch

on the bottom of the

coverplatetoTEST.

TEST 1 510 MIN

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.

Thispackageincludes:

• Lantern

• Easy to use universal mounting bracket

(X-Bar)

• Mountinghardware

• Wirenuts

Note:Whenrstturnedonwaitabout1

1

/

2

minutesforthecircuitrytocalibrate.

TEST

AUTO

MANUAL MODE

TEST 1 5 10 MIN

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

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INSTALLATION

Forbestperformance,mountthextureabout

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xture,you

mayndithelpfultohaveanassistantholdthe

xtureinplacewhileconnectingthewires.

MAX

MIN

3.Tightenscrews

ngertight.

SENSITIVITY

4.Setsensitivityon

xturebacktothe

mid-position.

ON-TIME Switch at 1,

5, or 10 minutes

Mode Switching Summary

Flip light

switch off for

one second

then back on*

MANUAL MODE

AUTO

TEST

* Ifyougetconfusedwhileswitchingmodes,

turnthepoweroffforoneminute,thenback

on.Afterthecalibrationtimethecontrolwill

beintheAUTOmode.

Du a l Br i t e

®

Dimmer Control

Lightcomesonhalfbrightforselectedtimeaf-

terdusk(Off,3hr.,6hr.,untildawn).Selecting

OFFdisablesthisfeature.Themotionsensing

featureswillcontinuetoworkasdescribed

inthismanual.Ifmotionissensed,thelight

turnsonfullbrightfortheON-TIME(1,5,or

10minutes)thenreturnstodimmode.

WARNING: Turn power off at circuit

breaker or fuse.

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Recommended Grounding Method

Useagreenground“pigtail”(notprovided)and

twistoneendtogetherwiththebarexture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.

Blacktoblack

Whitetowhite

WIRING

One Motion Light

❒ Twist the junction box wires and the

xturewirestogetherasshownbelow.

Secure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.

Two Motion Lights

Black

White

Green

orBare

Light

Fixture

Black

White

Green

orBare

Light

Fixture

Light

Fixture

CAUTION: DO NOT connect the RED

wire unless you want to control other

lights from the motion sensor.

Note:Allwiringshouldberuninaccordance

with the National Electrical Code through

conduit or another acceptable means.

Contact a qualiﬁed electrician if there is

any question as to the suitability of the

system.

Connectthexturewirestothewiresinthe

junction box. Twist the wires together and

securewithwireconnectors.

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OPTIONAL WIRING

Thisxtureisprovidedwithasensorratedfor360Watts.Sincethextureisonlyrated100

Watts,260Wattsofadditionalloadmaybecontrolledbythissensor.

Whendeterminingwhataxtureisratedfor,donotsimplylookattheratingonthelight

bulbinthexture.Lookatthemarkingwhichspeciesthemaximumbulbwattageforwhich

thextureissuitable.

Onceyouhaveselectedthexturestobeconnectedanddeterminedtheirmaximumrat-

ings,addtheseratingsup.Forinstance,ifyouhave3xturesrated100Watts,150Watts,

and75Wattsrespectively,youhaveatotalloadof325Watts.

Wiring Diagram 1 – When wiring to control a standard light ﬁxture:Stripthemotion

sensor’sredwireandconnecttothestandardlight’sblackwire.Connectallwhitewires

together.Totalxtureratingsmustnotexceed360Watts(3.0A).

Wiring Diagram 2 – When wiring to control another motion sensing light ﬁxture (Mas-

ter / Slave):Striptheredwireinbothlightxtures.Connecttheredwireofthecontrolling

(master)xturetotheredandblackwiresofthecontrolled(slave)xture.Connectallwhite

wirestogether.Totalxtureratingsmustnotexceed360Watts(3.0A).

Wiring Diagram 3 – When wiring so either motion light turns on both motion lights

(Master / Master):Striptheredwireinbothlightxtures.Connecttheredwireofonexture

totheredwireofthesecondxture.Note:Inmostinstallations,anadditionalwire(same

gaugeasexistinghousewire)willhavetobeinstalledinthehousetoconnectthetwox-

turesasmaster/master.Connectallwhitewirestogetherandallblackwirestogether.Total

xtureratingsmustnotexceed360Watts(3.0A).

Black

White

Green

orBare

Light

Fixture

Light

Fixture

(Standard)

Master Slave

Black

White

Green

orBare

Light

Fixture

Light

Fixture

Red

Wiring Diagram 1 Wiring Diagram 2

Wiring Diagram 3

Master Master

Black

White

Red

Green

orBare

Light

Fixture

Light

Fixture

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COMPLETE THE INSTALLATION

❒ Stuffthewiresintothejunctionbox.Make

surenoneofthewiresgetpinched.

Slidethextureontothe

mountingscrewsand

tightennuts.

❒ Installone 100 Wattmaximumlightbulb,or

three 60 Wattbulbsincandelabrastyle.

❒ Install the fixture top. Secure with

decorativescrews.

❒ Aftercompletingthetestsonpage6,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.

NOTE: Sensorhasa1

1

/

2

minutewarmuppe-

riodbeforeitwilldetectmotion.When

rstturnedon,wait1

1

/

2

minutes.

❒ Switchtheon-timetoTESTpositionand

Du a l Br i t e

®

switchtotheOFFposition.

Thedetectorislesssensitivetomotiondi-

rectly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xture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.

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pets or trafﬁcmaytrigger

thecontrol.

•Nearby large, light-colored objects

reecting 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

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SPECIFICATIONS

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

[varieswithsurrounding

temperature]

SensingAngle..... Upto180°

ElectricalLoad..... See rating on xture

formaximumwattage

SensorCapacity ... Upto360Watts(3.0A.)

Maximum Tungsten

Incandescent

PowerRequirements 120VAC,60Hz

OperatingModes... TEST, AUTO, and

MANUALMODE

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

Du a l Br i t e

®

Timer... Off,3,6hours,dusk-to

dawn

TheHamptonBayLightingCompanyreserves

the right to discontinue products and to

change specications at any time without

incurringanyobligationtoincorporatenew

featuresinproductspreviouslysold.

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SYMPTOM

Light stays on

continuously.

Light ﬂashes

on and off.

POSSIBLE CAUSE

1. Thesensorispointedtoward

a heat source like an air

vent, dryer vent, or brightly-

paintedheat-reectivesurface.

(Reduce sensitivity.)

2. LightcontrolisinManualMode.

(Switch to Auto.)

3. Light control isin Du a l Br i t e

®

mode.

4. Sensitivityissettoohigh.(Re-

duce sensitivity.)

1. Light control is in the Test

mode and warming up.

(Flashing is normal under

these conditions).

2. Heatbeingreectedfromother

objects may be affecting the

sensor.(Reduce sensitivity.)

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installed

inarelativelydarklocation.

2. Light control is in Test. (Set

control switch to an ON-TIME

position.)

1. Light control may be sensing

smallanimalsorautomobiletrafc

(Reduce sensitivity).

2. Sensitivityissettoohigh.(Re-

duce sensitivity.)

SYMPTOM

Light will not

come on.

Light comes on

in daylight.

Light comes on

for no apparent

reason.

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Ifyouexperienceaproblem,followthisguide.

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CAUSE POSSIBLE

1. Ledétecteurdelacommande

d’éclairage pointe vers une

source de chaleur comme un

évent d’aération, un éventde

sécheuseouunesurfacepeinte

decouleurviverééchissantla

chaleur.(Réduisez la portée).

2. Lacommanded’éclairageesten

modeManuel(faites-la passer

au mode Auto).

3. La commande d’éclairageest

enmodeDu a l Br i t e

MD

.

4. Leréglage deportéeesttrop

élevé.(Réduisez la portée).

1. Lacommanded’éclairageesten

modeessaietseréchauffe.(Le

clignotement est normal dans

ces deux cas).

2.

La chaleur qui est rééchie par

d’autres objets peut affecter la

commanded’éclairage.

(Réduisez

la portée).

SYMPTÔME

La lampe

reste allumées

continuelle-

ment.

La lampe

clignote.

CAUSE POSSIBLE

1. L’interrupteurd’éclairageesten

positionhorscircuit.

2. L’ampouleauquartzestdesser-

réeougrillée.

3. Lefusibleducircuitasautéoule

disjoncteurestenpositionhors

circuit.

4. Lafonctiondemisehorscircuit

àlalumièredujourestengagée.

(Revériﬁer quand il fait nuit).

5. Mauvaiscâblage,s’ils’agitd’une

nouvelleinstallation.

1. La commande d’éclairage est

installéedansunendroitrelati-

vementsombre.

2. La commande d’éclairage est

enmode essai.(Placer l’inter-

rupteur ON-TIME à 1, 5 ou 10

minutes.)

1. Lacommanded’éclairagepeut

détecterdepetitsanimaux,des

arbresagitésparleventoula

circulationautomobile.(Rédui-

sez la portée).

2. Le réglage de portée est trop

élevé.(Réduisez la portée).

SYMPTÔME

La lampe ne

s’allume pas.

La lampe

s’allume le

jour.

La lampe

s’allume

sans raison

apparente.

GUIDE DE DÉPANNAGE

Sivouséprouvezdesdifcultés,suivreceguide.

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