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2.2 Product Usage Instructions:

2.2.1 Wall Mounting (Single Head):

2.2.2 Ground Mounting (Single Head):

2.2.3 Field Adjustment (Single Head):

2.3 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

2.3.1 Q: What should I do if I encounter wiring issues during installation?

2.3.2 Q: How do I provide feedback or get in touch with RAB Lighting?

2.3.3 Documents / Resources

2.3.3.1 References

Bullet Field Adjustable Floodlight

Product Information

Specifications:

Manufacturer: RAB Lighting

Product Type: LED Lighting Fixture
Power Output: 20/15/10W 12/9/6W

Color Temperature: 3000/4000/5000K
Mounting Options: Wall Mount, Ground Mount

Product Usage Instructions:

Wall Mounting (Single Head):

Mount to a weatherproof Junction Box and Cover Plate as shown
in Fig. 1.
Connect wires as per the wiring diagram (Fig. 8) using UL
approved wire connectors.

Aim Fixture in the desired direction by adjusting the Arm Screw
and/or Locknut.

Ground Mounting (Single Head):

Mount to a Mighty Post (sold separately, RAB Cat# MP19) as
shown in Fig. 2.

Connect wires following the wiring diagram (Fig. 8) and push
all wires inside the Mighty Post.
Aim Fixture in the desired direction by adjusting the Arm Screw
and/or Locknut.

Field Adjustment (Single Head):

Follow instructions to change Fixture Power (W) and/or Color
Temperature (CCT) from factory settings.
To adjust Power (Wattage) or Color Temperature (CCT), locate
the Selector Switch Cover on top of the Housing as shown in Fig.
3.

Select the desired Power (W) and/or Color Temperature (CCT)
setting by sliding the respective switch.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What should I do if I encounter wiring issues during
installation?

A: If you encounter wiring issues, ensure that
you are following the wiring diagram correctly and using UL
approved wire connectors. Avoid exposing wiring to sharp objects to
prevent damage or abrasion.

Q: How do I provide feedback or get in touch with RAB
Lighting?

A: You can contact the Marketing Department at
888-RAB-1000 or email them at marketing@rablighting.com to share
your comments or queries.

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IMPORTANT
READ CAREFULLY BEFORE INSTALLING FIXTURE. RETAIN THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
RAB fixtures must be wired in accordance with the National Electrical Code and all applicable local codes. Proper grounding is required for safety. THIS PRODUCT MUST BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE APPLICABLE INSTALLATION CODE BY A PERSON FAMILIAR WITH THE CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION OF THE PRODUCT AND THE HAZARDS INVOLVED.
WARNING: Make certain power is OFF before installing or maintaining fixture. No user serviceable parts inside. CAUTION: For proper weatherproof seal, apply weatherproof silicone sealant around the edge of the Junction Box or Cover Plate. This is especially important with an uneven wall surface. Use silicone sealant or Teflon® tape around the thread of the arm. WARNING: RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK · Turn off electrical power at fuse or circuit breaker box before wiring fixture to the power supply. · Verify that the supply voltage is correct. Connect fixture to a 120 volt, 60 Hz power source. · Make sure all electrical and grounded connections are in accordance with the National Electrical Code and any applicable local code requirements. · All wiring connections should be capped with UL listed wire connectors.

WALL MOUNTING (Single Head)

Mount to a weatherproof Junction Box (by others) and Cover Plate (by others) as shown in Fig. 1. Apply weatherproof silicone sealant around the edge of the Junction Box or Cover Plate where it meets the wall. This is especially important with an uneven wall surface.

1. Thread fixture into Cover Plate. Use silicone sealant or Teflon® tape around the thread of the Arm.

2. Connect wires as shown in the wiring diagram (Fig. 8). Use appropriate UL approved wire connectors as required by code to complete wiring with supply wires. Be careful not to pinch wires. WARNING: To prevent wiring damage or abrasion, do not expose wiring to sharp objects.

3. Aim Fixture in the desired direction by loosening the Arm

Screw and/or Locknut, tighten to secure.

Junction Box

Fig: 1

Cover Plate (by others)

(by others)

GROUND MOUNTING (Single Head)
Mount to a Mighty Post ( sold separately, RAB Cat# MP19) as shown below, Fig. 2.
1. Thread Fixture into Mighty Post Cap (sold separately). Use silicone sealant or Teflon® tape around the thread of the arm.
2. Connect wires as shown in the wiring diagram (Fig. 8). Use appropriate UL approved wire connectors as required by code to complete wiring with supply wires. Be careful not to pinch wires. WARNING: To prevent wiring damage or abrasion, do not expose wiring to sharp objects Push all wires inside the Mighty Post.
3. Place Mighty Post Cap on the Mighty Post. Aim Fixture in the desired direction by loosening the Arm Screw and/or Locknut, tighten to secure.
Fig: 2

Arm Screw Locknut

Arm Screw

Locknut
Mighty Post Cap (sold separately)
Mighty Post (sold separately)

INSTRUCTIONS
BULLET® FIELD-ADJUSTABLE INSTALLATION

RAB Lighting is committed to creating high-quality, affordable, well-designed and energy-efficient LED lighting and controls that make it easy for electricians to install and end users to save energy. We’d love to hear your comments. Please call the Marketing Department at 888-RAB-1000 or email: marketing@rablighting.com

FIELD ADJUSTMENT (Single Head)
Follow instructions to change the Fixture Power (W) and/or Color Temperature (CCT) from factory settings.
Power (Wattage) Selection: This product is equipped with (W) Power output selection. 20/15/10W 12/9/6W
Color Temperature (CCT) Selection: This product is equipped with 3000/4000/5000K (CCT) Color Temperature. Factory Settings: 4000K / Maximum Power 1. Locate the Selector Switch Cover for Field-Adjustment on
top of Housing as shown in Fig. 3, remove cover. 2. Select Power (W) and/or Color Temperature (CCT) by sliding
the respective switch to the desired setting (Fig. 4). 3. Re-install Selector Switch Cover.
Fig: 3

FIXTURE MOUNTING (Double Head)
Two BULLET heads come pre-wired and assembled on CU4 Plate, allowing for mounting on round, rectangular or octagonal surface or recessed Junction Box (by others). Apply weatherproof silicone sealant around the edge of the Junction Box or CU4 Plate where it meets the wall. This is especially important with an uneven wall surface.
1. Attach the Universal Mounting Bar with Screws (provided) to the Junction Box. In case of surface mount Junction Box use with the Metal Surface Plate (Fig. 5).
2. Use the `S’ shaped hands-free Hanging Hook to hold the CU4 Plate during wiring.
3. Bring power leads and BULLET head leads into Junction Box.
4. Strip off at least 1/2″ of insulation from all leads and insert through openings in Metal Surface Plate (if used).
5. Attach ground wire to grounding screw on Junction Box. Complete wiring as shown in wiring diagram section.
6. Align Gasket, CU4 Plate and Metal Surface Plate (for use with surface mounted Junction Box) to ensure proper seal.
7. Tighten Center Screw (make sure O-Ring Gasket is on the screw) to attach CU4 Plate to the box. Check that the Gasket is fully sealed.
8. Insert plastic Finishing Cap in the center of the CU4 Plate for a weatherproof seal. Use silicone sealant on all plugs and unused conduit entries.
9. Aim BULLET heads in the desired direction and tighten

Fig: 5

Fig: 4

Selector Switch Cover

Junction Box (by others)
Screws

Gasket CU4 Plug Finishing Cap

12W

Power (W) Switch

Color Temperature (CCT) Switch

Universal Mounting
Bar

Hanging Hook Metal Surface Plate

Center Screw O-Ring Gasket

FIELD ADJUSTMENT (Double Head)
Follow instructions to change the Fixture Power (W) and/or Color Temperature (CCT) from factory settings.
Power (Wattage) Selection: This product is equipped with (W) Power output selection. 40/30/20W 24/18/12W

ON/OFF WIRING
Operates only at 120V, 60 Hz. Fixture can be dimmed with most forward phase incandescent dimmers. For list of compatible dimmers see www.rablighting.com.
1. Connect the black fixture lead to the LINE supply lead.
2. Connect the white fixture lead to the COMMON supply lead.
3. Connect the GROUND wire from fixture to supply ground.

Color Temperature (CCT) Selection:

This product is equipped with 3000/4000/5000K (CCT) Color

Fig: 8

Temperature.

Factory Settings: 4000K / Maximum Power
1. Locate the Selector Switch Covers for Field-Adjustment on Housing as shown in Fig. 6 and remove Selector Switch Covers.
2. Select Power (W) and Color Temperature (CCT) by sliding the respective switch to the desired setting (Fig. 7).
3. Re-install Selector Switch Covers.

LINE COMMON
GROUND

BLACK WHITE
LIGHT FIXTURE
GREEN

Fig: 6

Selector Switch Covers

Fig: 7

20W

15W

10W

Power (W) Switch

Color Temperature (CCT) Switch

INSTRUCTIONS
BULLET® FIELD-ADJUSTABLE INSTALLATION

SMS SETTINGS AND OPERATION
To override sensor with a manual switch as shown in Fig 1.
Fig: 1

Will the sensor detect animals?
Mini Sensor may detect large animals. Having animals trigger the sensor can give property a “lived-in” look. You can limit animal detection by placing opaque weatherproof tape on the lower part of the lens or using the bottom mask on the Lens Mask Kit provided as shown in Fig 3.

Fig: 3

To switch more than rated load as shown in Fig 2.
Fig: 2
Multiple sensors Wiring more than one sensor together is recommended only for the experienced installer because it becomes difficult to troubleshoot. Single sensors that control their own lights pinpoint movement more accurately and operate better.
Power Quality Sensors should not be installed on a circuit that also feeds motor loads such as HVAC equipment, kitchen appliances, or garage door openers. If voltage varies significantly from 120 volts, sensors may malfunction. The Mini Sensor infrared sensor “sees” small temperature changes caused by the motion of people or cars within its detection zone and turns on lights automatically. It welcomes visitors and may deter intruders. How long do the lights stay on? Lights remain on as long as there is movement within the Detection Zone. Once the zone is vacated, lights can be adjusted to remain on approximately 5 seconds up to 15 minutes.

Masking the lens

What does Manual Override do? Keep lights on by flipping the wall switch two times within 5 seconds. Sensor resets to auto mode at dawn. No extra wiring needed.
How are the Time, Sensitivity and Photocell adjusted? Time Control: Sets the time that lights will remain on after the Detection Zone is vacated from approximately 5 seconds to 15 minutes. Use the adjustment tool provided to turn clockwise to increase the time as shown in Fig 4.
Factory Setting: 5-8 minutes. Photocell Control: For night only operation, use the tool provided or a small screwdriver to turn the Photocell Control (Fig. 7) all the way counter-clockwise (to the moon symbol). For operation in low level lights, turn the knob all the way clockwise (to the sun symbol). Adjust counterclockwise to have the sensor come on later at dusk, clockwise to have it come on earlier. Turning photocell control will show when the sensor “thinks” the current ambient light level = night, because the lights will turn on.
Factory setting : Night Only Sensitivity: Increases or decreases the responsiveness and range of the sensor.
Control Panel Turn controls gently using adjustment tool provided. Do not force past stop as shown in Fig 4.

Fig: 4

Sensitivity

Time Control

Photocell

INSTRUCTIONS
BULLET® FIELD-ADJUSTABLE INSTALLATION

PICKING A LOCATION
Location Considerations.
1. Choose a location from which the sensor can “see” all the
paths of movement that will be illuminated by its lights.
2. Mini Sensor may be wall or ceiling mounted. 3. Sensor functions best when the direction of expected
movement is across its detection pattern, not towards the sensor.
4. If wall mounting, locate 6-10′ high for optimum range and
detection. Lower mounting height will reduce range. Sensor must be below and as far as possible away from lights. If ceiling mounted be sure there are no lights below sensor.
DETECTION PATTERN
1. The sensor has a “Double Look Down” Lens with one “Look
Out” zone and two “Look Down” zones, for excellent detection both at long and close range.
2. Detection extends out a maximum of 30 feet and is 180º
wide.
3. To reduce the Detection Pattern length, aim the sensor
down.
4. To reduce Detection Pattern width, mask the sides of the
lens with the Lens Mask Kit provided or opaque weatherproof tape.
5. If sensor is mounted by a doorway at the top of stairs, be
aware that the elevated mounting height may extend
DETECTION PATTERN (cont’d)
1. The sensors range with mounting height approx. 8 Feet. 2. As distance from the sensor increases, it will take more
movement to be detected. For instance, at 10 feet, a half step will be enough, while at 30 feet, several steps will be necessary.

AIMING AND WALK TESTING
Test Period. The sensor has a 3 minute Test Period which allows it to be aimed and walk tested day or night.
1. For the first 30 seconds, the lights will be turned on. During this
time, test that all fixtures and lamps function properly..
2. For the next 3 minutes, the sensor will keep lights on for
5 seconds each time it detects movement in its Detection Zone. The sensor will change to Automatic Mode after the 3 minute Test Period.
3. If another 3 minute Test Period is desired, turn the power off for
at least 10 seconds and back on again.
Walk Test. The purpose of the Walk Test is to check and adjust the coverage pattern. Aim the sensor approximately to cover the area you desire.
1. Start outside the Detection Zone and walk across the zone until
the lights go on. As distance from the sensor increases, it will take more movement to be detected. For instance, at 10 feet, a half step will be enough, while at 30 feet, several steps will be necessary as shown in Fig 8.
2. To reduce range, use the lens masks provided or tilt sensor
down. Repeat steps #2 and #3 until you are satisfied with the coverage necessary.
3. The Time Control is factory set between 5-8 minutes. This period
starts after the movement in the Detection Zone ceases. If less time is desired, turn the time control counterclockwise. For more time, turn the control clockwise.
4. The sensor is factory set for night only operation. To obtain
full operation 24 hours per day, turn the Photocell Control fully clockwise to the sun symbol. Intermediate settings will allow the sensor to operate earlier or later at dusk.
5. Your sensor is ready for operation. See the Technical Tips pages
if additional help is needed.
Fig: 6

Fig: 5 60′

Top View

30′ 8′
Side View Double Look Down Lens

Start

Finish

CONTROL PANEL
Turn controls gently using the adjustment tool provided. Do not force past stops.

Problem: Passing cars activate sensor.

Solution: A 20′ safety zone between the sensor and road is recommended to avoid activation from passing cars.

Photocell Turn to moon symbol for night only
Turn to sun symbol for 24 hour operation (lights turn on night and day)
TECHNICAL TIPS
Lights Do Not Turn Off
1. Make sure sensor is not aimed at something that would move
or change temperature such as waving branches, water, air conditioners, windows or heating vents – even on neighboring property. You can test for infrared sources in the area by placing a box or bag over the sensor. Put sensor into Test Mode. After the initial 30 seconds of the lights being on, lights should stay off. Wave your hand inside the bag in front of sensor. Lights should go on and then time out. If sensor operates properly when covered, check items 2-6.
Problem: Sensor is triggered by unwanted movement or heat source.

Walk Test. The purpose of the Walk Test is to check and adjust the coverage pattern.
1. Aim the sensor approximately to cover the area you desire.
You may tilt sensor to not aim in the direction of the street or mask top of sensor lens to reduce range
Make sure heat from lights is not triggering sensor. Make sure the sensor is below and as far as possible away from lights.
Check that the sensor is level from side to side and pointed at the area you desire. If unit is tilted, part of the Detection Zone may be high in the air over people’s heads. Solution: Position sensor exactly level from side to side.

Branches blowing may activate sensor
Solution: Tilt sensor or mask lens in the direction of the source as shown. Move sensor or source.
2. Make sure sensor is mounted firmly and does not move even
slightly when touched. If it moves, tighten all screws.
3. Make sure that Mini Sensor is not mounted on an unstable
object such as a tree or a pole that will move in the wind.
4. Was sensor wired hot? If so, circuitry may have been damaged. 5. Make sure sensor is not aimed within 30 feet of a road.

Check that the sensor is not mounted too high. If mounted above 20 feet, much of the usable range will be lost.
Solution: Mounting at 5′ to 8′ allows maximum range.

20′

TECHNICAL TIPS (cont’d)
If sensor is painted, make sure there is no paint on the lens and that the lens paint mask is removed.
Range Appears Limited
1. Check that movement is not directly towards sensor. Sensor will
see movement across its pattern more quickly. To fix, move the sensor.
Less Sensitive

Lights Do Not Turn On
1. Check that lamps and fixtures work. Compare wiring to the
Wiring Diagram in this manual. Check that the power is on.
2. If installing during daylight, remember that the sensor will
provide a 3 minute Test Period after power is turned on. After 3 minutes, the sensor will switch to Automatic Mode and will not work during daylight if the Photocell Control is turned to or near the night only position (fully counter clockwise to the moon symbol). If you require another 3 minute Test Period, turn the power off for at least 10 seconds and back on again.
3. If you require the sensor to operate both in low level light and
at night, turn the Photocell Control knob clockwise to the sun symbol.
4. Check that lights from other sources, such as adjacent porch
lights, garden lights, streetlights or lights from inside the house are not in the sensor’s view. See #1 under “Lights Turn Off Too Quickly”.
5. Was sensor wired hot? If so, circuitry may have been damaged
6. If sensor is painted, make sure there is no paint on the lens and
that the lens paint mask is removed.

More Sensitive
2. Check that movement far away and directly towards sensor is
not entirely within one Detection Pattern finger. Problem: Sensor will not detect until movement crosses from one finger into a second finger.
No detection until here

Lights Turn Off Too Quickly
1. Check if sensor is being “tricked” by reflected light. If lights shine
or reflect into the photocell, (located behind the lens), the unit will go on briefly and turn off thinking it is daytime.
Problem: Lights reflect into photocell or lights shine directly into photocell.

Solution: “Micro Adjust” sensor by tilting sensor 1/16″. This small adjustment may move the zones to allow earlier detection.

Solution: Adjust Photocell Control slightly clockwise, toward the sun symbol. This allows the sensor to function in brighter ambient light conditions. Alternatively, move the lights or mask the lens in the direction of the lights or reflections. If the problem persists, it may be necessary to increase the length of the sun shield over the sensor using weatherproof tape or some other material.
2. Check if “R” lamps, “A” lamps or self-ballasted PL lamps are being
used in a non-enclosed lampholder that can be “seen” by the sensor. If so, switch to reflector PAR floodlight lamps or Quartz floods so the sensor is not affected by stray light. If using PAR floodlights, consider using lower wattage, energy saving lamps.
Self ballasted compact fluorescent lamps may cause the sensor to cycle on and off.

TECHNICAL TIPS (cont’d)
Lights Turn On and Off Incorrectly
1. Make sure the sensor is installed on its own dedicated circuit
free of motor loads such as HVAC equipment, kitchen appliances or garage door openers.
2. It is not recommended to wire sensors in parallel. More than
one sensor wired together makes them difficult to troubleshoot. Disconnect multiple sensors and test separately.
3. Keep all people completely out of the detection pattern to
make sure the sensor is not detecting them.
4. Make sure sensor is located below and as far as possible from its
lights. Heat from the lights may trigger the sensor.

1. Solution: Reduce sensitivity control settings, mount in a
more protected area and/or mask the lens if this is a constant problem.
2. Make sure sensor is not aimed within 30′ of a road or sidewalk.
Passing cars will activate sensor.

Solution: Move sensor below and away from the lights.
Make sure lights are not visible from or reflecting back into sensor. Check for white or reflective surfaces close to the sensor.

Solution: Mask the top of the lens to reduce Detection Pattern Length.
3. Self ballasted PL lamps may cause cycling (on-off ). 4. Check solutions 1 through 5 under “Lights Do Not Turn Off”
(Pg. 6).
Lights Turn On For Unknown Reasons
1. Lights may turn on occasionally during rain, snow and
windstorms because the sensor is detecting changes in temperature. If this is a constant problem, mount the sensor in a more protected area.
2. Tilt the sensor lower – it may be seeing distant objects moving. 3. You may not be aware that animals have triggered sensor.
Check sensor aiming to reduce nuisance triggering or mask the lower part of the lens with opaque weatherproof tape.
Masking the lens

Solution: Aim sensor away from lights and reflective objects or mask the lens in the direction of the light or reflection.
5. Heavy rain, snow or high winds may activate the sensor
occasionally

4. The sensor may turn on occasionally during voltage surges.
5. A possible source of “mysterious” sensor activations are strong
local radio signals. Check for nearby CB, Ham, VHF radio transmitters or Cellular telephones. The sensor may be activated, but will not be permanently impaired by these signals.
6. Check other solutions mentioned under on pages 7 & 8.

ASSEMBLY AND WIRING
TURN OFF POWER BY REMOVING POWER FUSE OR TURNING OFF CIRCUIT BREAKER BEFORE INSTALLATION. · Total lighting load must not exceed:
500W LED SMSBULLET at 120 Volts 5 Amps, 450 Watts LED at 120 Volts with 0.8pF driver 5 Amps, 300 Watts LED at 120 Volts with 0.5pF driver. To switch more wattage, an electrician can install an additional relay. · Line Carrier Remote Control Systems such as X-10, Leviton or Radio Shack are incompatible with sensors and cause false activations.
· Do not install on circuits feeding motor loads such as kitchen appliances, HVAC equipment, washer/ dryer or garage door openers.
· Sensor functions best when movement is across its detection pattern, not towards the sensor.
· Mount 6′-10′ high for optimum range and direction as shown in Fig 7.
Fig: 7
Less Sensitive
More Sensitive
Two BULLET heads come pre-wired and assembled along with SMS500 sensor on CU4 plate, allowing for mounting on round, rectangular or octagonal surface or recessed boxes.
1. Connect the black fixture lead to the LINE supply lead as
shown in Fig 2.
2. Connect the white fixture lead to the COMMON supply lead. 3. Connect the GROUND wire from fixture to supply ground. 4. Red pigtail is only used to switch remote or additional
fixtures.

· Do not install on circuits feeding motor loads such as kitchen appliances, HVAC equipment, washer/ dryer or garage door openers.
· Sensor functions best when movement is across its detection pattern, not towards the sensor.
· Mount 6′-10′ high for optimum range and direction as shown in Fig 8.
Fig: 8

Less Sensitive

More Sensitive

Two BULLET heads come pre-wired and assembled along with SMS500 sensor on CU4 plate, allowing for mounting on round, rectangular or octagonal surface or recessed boxes.
1. Connect the black fixture lead to the LINE supply lead as
shown in Fig 9.
2. Connect the white fixture lead to the COMMON supply lead. 3. Connect the GROUND wire from fixture to supply ground. 4. Red pigtail is only used to switch remote or additional
fixtures.

Fig: 9

Red (pigtail)
Black Red

Black Power In
White
Ground

White Ground

INSTRUCTIONS
BULLET® FIELD-ADJUSTABLE INSTALLATION
RAB Lighting is committed to creating high-quality, affordable, well-designed and energy-efficient LED lighting and controls that make it easy for electricians to install and end users to save energy. We’d love to hear your comments. Please call the Marketing Department at 888-RAB-1000 or email: marketing@rablighting.com
SENSOR SPECIFICATIONS
Model: 500 Watts Incandescent 100 Watts Fluorescent at 120 Volts 500W LED SMSBULLET at 120 Volts 5 Amps, 450 Watts LED at 120 Volts with 0.8pF driver 5 Amps, 300 Watts LED at 120 Volts with 0.5pF driver Voltage: 120 Volts AC ONLY Power Consumption: 1W UL Listing: Raintight Photoelectric Switch Suitable for wet locations. Time Adjustment: 5 seconds to 15 minutes Quick Test Time: 5 second test time for fast installation. Works day or night. Detection Zone: Full 180º by 30′ “No Hands” Auto Testing: Auto mode starts after 3 minutes of testing. No adjustment needed. Built for Severe Conditions: Double weatherproofing for long life. Photoelectric Control: Deactivates lights during daylight. Fully adjustable for 24 hour operation or custom applications. Vandal Resistant Lens: Hard lens resists casual vandalism. Case Construction: Precision molded Lexan® Color Matched Lens: Dark lens with black units. White lens with white units. Surge Protection: Withstands up to 3000 Volts Manual Override: Double flip wall switch logic prevents activation by short power outages. Resets to auto at dawn. No extra wiring needed. LED Detection Indicator: Glows red day and night for “on-guard” deterrence. RF Immunity: Circuits fully shielded for maximum radio frequency immunity.

CLEANING & MAINTENANCE
CAUTION: Be sure fixture temperature is cool enough to touch. Do not clean or maintain while fixture is energized.
1. Clean lens & fixture with non-abrasive cleaning solution.
2. Do not open fixture to clean the LED. Do not touch the LED.
3. Keep leaves and debris out of hood.

TROUBLESHOOTING
1. Check that the line voltage at fixture is correct. Refer to wiring section.
2. Check the fixture is grounded properly. 3. If sensor is connected, check if it is working properly.
Note: These instructions do not cover all details or variations in equipment nor do they provide for every possible situation during installation, operation or maintenance.

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Documents / Resources

RAB Lighting Bullet Field Adjustable Floodlight [pdf] Installation Guide
Bullet Field Adjustable Floodlight, Field Adjustable Floodlight, Adjustable Floodlight

References

User Manual

RAB Lighting Bullet Field Adjustable Floodlight Installation Guide

Bullet Field Adjustable Floodlight

Product Information

Specifications:

Product Usage Instructions:

Wall Mounting (Single Head):

Ground Mounting (Single Head):

Field Adjustment (Single Head):

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What should I do if I encounter wiring issues during
installation?

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Lighting?

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