Livarno LLES B2 - Manual (Page 11)

LIVARNO LUX LLES B2
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First use
Aligning the motion sensor
Make sure that no movements that should not be detected (for example, on the pavements or
streets) occur in the detection range of the motion sensor (8).
It is best if you set the light sensitivity of the motion sensor (8) during the lighting conditions when
the energy-saving outdoor spotlight is supposed to be active.
 Align the motion sensor (8) so that it can capture the desired range as well as possible. The view must
not be obstructed by objects or anything else.
 You can align the motion sensor (8) horizontally by turning it.
 To align the motion sensor (8) vertically, you must first loosen the locking screw (7). If the motion sensor
(8) is located in the desired position, you must tighten the locking screw (7) again.
Setting light time (TIME)
You use the TIME control (15) at the bottom of the motion sensor (8) to set the light time (approx. 1 min to
15 min). Turn the TIME control (15) clockwise (
+ direction) to increase the light time or anti-clockwise (-
direction) to reduce the light time.
Adjusting sensor sensitivity (SENS)
You use the SENS control (14) at the bottom of the motion sensor (8) to adjust the sensor sensitivity. Turn
the SENS control (14) clockwise (
+ direction) to increase the sensitivity or anti-clockwise (- direction) to
reduce the sensitivity. The higher the sensitivity, the greater the detection range (12 metres at the most).
Adjusting light sensitivity (LUX)
You use the LUX control (13) at the bottom of the motion sensor (8) to adjust the light sensitivity. Here, you
set the lighting conditions to which the twilight sensor responds and thus the energy-saving outdoor
spotlight is switched on or off.
Turn the LUX control (13) clockwise (

direction) so that the motion sensor (8) responds to brighter
lighting conditions.
Turn the LUX control (13) anti-clockwise (

direction) so that the motion sensor (8) responds to darker
lighting conditions.