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LED Remote Controlled Spotlight, PMB-371
LED Remote Controlled Spotlight Pegasus Associates Lighting has an LED remote controlled, battery operated spotlight with a motion sensor that is suitable for indoor or outdoor use. Perfect for safety or security lighting of driveways, decks, patios, walkways, yards, garages, basements, and storage rooms.
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- Excellent safety or security lighting
- Mounts anywhere - no wiring required
- Mount on a yard stake, wall, or ceiling
- Can be used indoors or outdoors
- Remote-control or motion-sensor activated
- Remote control has 75ft range
- Easy to install - no electrician needed
- Uses 3 D batteries (not included)
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Description of LED Remote Controlled Spotlight
FIXTURE
- Remote Control or Motion Sensor Activated: use the remote control to turn the LED spotlight on when desired or the motion sensor turns the spotlight on when motion is detected
- Remote Control: has a 75ft range and may be mounted in a convenient location using the mounting bracket that is included
- Motion Sensor Sensitivity: detects motion up to 30 feet away with a 180-degree angle of detection
- Built-In Photocell: ensures that the LEDs are activated only in darkness
- Adjustable Automatic Shut-Off: spotlight turns off if not retriggered by motion after 30 seconds or 20 minutes depending on how the automatic shut-off setting is adjusted. This feature prevents unnecessary drain on the batteries.
- Weatherproof Design: may be used indoors or outdoors
- Durable Construction: made of UV resistant shatter-proof ABS plastic
- Fully Adjustable Aiming: direct the light where it's needed; fixture head pivots (see "rotate images" above) and mounting canopy can be rotated clockwise and counter-clockwise
- Dimensions: entire unit is approximately 6.25in long; diameter of light head is approximately 3-5/8in, unit sticks out approximately 6.5in from wall; mounting base diameter is approximately 2.75in
LIGHT SOURCE
- Bright White LEDs: bright white LEDs provide 120 lumens of bright white light
- Good Amount of Light: optics provide balanced intense light with over 350 square feet of coverage
ELECTRICAL FEATURES
- Batteries: uses three 1.5V alkaline D batteries (not included). (Note: 1.5V lithium D batteries are no longer being made by Duracell and Energizer.)
- Good Battery Life: has an expected battery life of over one year when alkaline batteries are used; provides about 4,800 activations [Caution: Use only alkaline batteries and do not mix old with new batteries.]
INSTALLATION
- Easy to Install: please refer to these Installation Instructions (PDF). LED spotlight can be mounted virtually anywhere light is needed with no wiring required. Includes a yard stake for mounting in the ground, a simple mounting plate for mounting on a wall or ceiling, 2 screws & anchors, and installation instructions. Also included is a mounting bracket for the remote control.
 
Troubleshooting Tips for the LED Remote Controlled Spotlight
- Keeping the Spotlight On Continuously
- The photocell ensures that the spotlight is activated only in darkness and this feature cannot be overridden.
- Loose Wire in Spotlight
- You may find what appears to be a “loose wire” inside the spotlight. This is the antenna that is needed for the remote control function. It is perfectly normal that it is “loose”. Do not try to remove it or connect it to anything.
- Batteries in Spotlight
- Make sure the batteries are the correct size and type per the instruction manual. Do not mix old and new batteries; use only fresh batteries.
- Make sure the batteries are installed correctly with the polarities in the correct position.
- Testing Photocell on Spotlight
- Test the spotlight in a completely dark room (e.g., a closet or bathroom) with motion. Make sure the area is safe and free of obstruction prior to testing. Then wave your hand in front of the spotlight to trigger it. Test it more than once.
- If the spotlight itself is defective, you should know that at this point. The motion sensor should work regardless of the remote control’s functionality. If it is determined that the motion sensor works, please proceed.
- Batteries in Remote Control
- Make sure the batteries in the remote are installed correctly. The “textured side” of the battery should be facing down and the smooth side should be facing up. Both batteries need to be installed this way – one on top of the other.
- Test the remote by pushing the “on” button. When this is done, the red light on the remote should come on. This signals that the batteries are installed correctly and the remote is functioning.
- Remote Control Does Not Operate Spotlight
- Make sure the slider bar codes on the inside of the remote control and the spotlight are exactly the same. Both units should arrive with the codes the same and should not be changed unless you are using multiple spotlights and need to change the codes so that certain spotlight codes match certain remote codes. Once you have checked that the codes on the inside of the remote and the spotlight are the same, test the unit in complete darkness again.
- The remote has an approximate range of 75 feet. If you are using the remote through glass or other materials, please note that the activation range will be reduced.
- Conclusion
- After going through all of the previous steps, if the spotlight is still not functioning properly, it may be deemed that the unit is defective and needs to be
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