Dusk to Dwan/Day Night Sensor, Photoelectric Switch, Photo Cell Sensor 110-277V

Dusk to Dwan/Day Night Sensor, Photoelectric Switch, Photo Cell Sensor 110-277V

$4.21

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$4.21

44

MPN: Does Not Apply
Condition: New
Return shipping will be paid by: Seller
Item must be returned within: 30 Days
All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
Refund will be given as: Money back or replacement (buyer's choice)
Brand: WYZM
Country/Region of Manufacture: China

Dusk to Dwan/Day Night Sensor, Photoelectric Switch, Photo Cell Sensor 110-277V
A perfect replacement wall pack photocell, postlamp button
dusk-to-dawn, flood light photocell or pole light photo sensor in
applications where you are using HID, Induction, LED or CFL outdoor
lighting systems
When you are testing the photocell, be sure to
turn on the power (load will come on) and wait up to 5 minutes for the
photocell to switch load off. For further testing cover the photo
control completely with black tape or another dark material to simulate
night conditions. If you can’t cover the control with tape, try covering
the photo control with the shipping carton to simulate night
conditions.
Do not face the photocell into the midday sun. If the
photo control is installed on the south side of a building, face the
photocell east or west or point the photo control down toward the
ground. The best direction to face the photo control is north.
Do
not face the photocell where it can see artificial light. Light from
windows, signs, street lights, etc., will cause the photo control not to
switch on. The photo control should not be positioned so that it sees
the light it is controlling (or reflected light – like off of your white
siding or white painted soffit overhang). These conditions will cause
the light to cycle on and off.
Do not install the photo control
with wires up unless there is NO POSSIBILITY of water entering the photo
control around the wires. The photo control must be installed in an
approved weatherproof box. Do not attempt to caulk around the wires.
Installing a Photocell below the box is WRONG! Photocells installed on
top of the Box is RIGHT!
On Sep-15-21 at 19:42:26 PDT, seller added the following information:
On Sep-20-21 at 16:25:07 PDT, seller added the following information: