Recycling Instructions; Mounting Position - GEV LLS 18730 Mode D'emploi

LED floodlight with motion detector
LED floodlight
By purchasing this item, you have chosen a high-quality GEV
product. Please read these operating instructions carefully to
ensure correct operation. Keep these instructions in a safe
place so that you can refer back to them if necessary.
Operation
LED floodlight with motion detector
The LED floodlight with motion detector functions using passive
infrared technology. If the motion detector's PIR sensor detects
a moving heat source in its field of detection, it switches on
automatically. Static heat sources do not activate the motion
detector. When movement is detected, the motion detector
switches on the LED and then switches it off again 45 seconds
after the last movement is detected.
Safety instructions
This device must be installed by a technician, in accordance with
the applicable regulations. The electrical power supply and the
circuit protection must be switched off during the entire installation
process. Please check that the connection cable is
disconnected!
Under no circumstances does the warranty cover damage
resulting from failure to observe these instructions. Nor
do we accept liability for any indirect damage.
Similarly, we can accept no liability for any material damage or
bodily injury caused by mishandling or failure to observe the safety
instructions. No warranty claim may be made in these cases.
In addition, for safety and compliance reasons, you are not
authorised to dismantle or alter the device in any way.

Mounting position

LED floodlight with motion detector
Motion detection is maximised when you move at an angle to the
motion detector. Therefore, the motion detector should always be
installed in a position that ensures that you do not move directly
towards the device.
Installation
Install the light as shown in Figs. B to D. Connect the mains
connection cable as shown in the wiring diagram (Fig. D).

Recycling instructions

This device may not be disposed of with unsorted household
waste. Owners of old devices are required by law to dispose
of this device correctly. Contact your town council for further
information.
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