Stellus Contesa PIR Sensor – Outdoor Lantern Wall Light – 240v – 304 Stainless Steel E27 IP44

           Stellus Contesa WL S – PIR Lantern 240v – 304 Stainless Steel E27 IP44 Security Wall Lantern Light With PIR Sensor

The Contesa stainless steel wall light with PIR (passive infra red) motion sensor is a contemporary take on a traditional
style lantern with added security. Made from stainless steel, including external screws, this outdoor wall light will not
rust and is designed to last. The Contesa tapered wall lantern has 6 glass faces.

The built in PIR automatically switches on the lantern when movement is detected. The light will stay on from between 5 secs
– 5 mins and also has a sensor to adjust the light level at which the PIR operates. PIR motion sensor wall lights are
a great energy saver, only turning on when triggered and when light is required.

The Contesa stainless steel PIR wall light (passive infra red) motion sensor is a contemporary take on a traditional style
lantern with added security. Made from stainless steel, including external screws, this outdoor wall light will not rust
and is designed to last. The Contesa tapered wall lantern has 6 glass faces and will look great in any outdoor setting.

An in-built photocell ensures the
motion sensor Contesa can only be triggered with movement during darkness, thus wasting no energy during the daytime
when additional light is not required. They are also ideal for when houses are left unoccupied during holidays as any
potential intruders would cause the light to turn on, exposing them in the darkness. The Sensor is fully adjustable,
with two simple dials. ‘TIME’ increases / decreases the length of time the light remains illuminated, and ‘SENS’ increases
/ decreases light sensitivity – how dark it should be before the motion sensor comes into play.

Also available as a Photocell – Dusk to Dawn wall light using code number LLSS190

Installation  – See Download for pdf instructions

1.Remove the 2 x dome nuts and washers (a) from the front stainless steel mounting plate and remove the back mounting plate. TIP: the
PIR unit is attached to the back mounting plate but wired into the fitting. Therefore an extra person may be required
to help hold the fitting during the installation of this product.

2. Hold the wall mount in the desired location and mark the positions of the two mounting screws (and power inlet
cable if required) through the appropriate apertures. Note: the holes in the mounting bracket may also need to be drilled
prior to marking.

3. Drill out the 2 mounting holes using a 6mm masonry drill bit and insert the supplied wall plugs.

4. Once the power cable has been installed, thread through the rubber grommet of the mounting plate making sure at
least 100mm (4 inches) is pulled through.

5. Ensure the 2 hexagonal securing bolts (b) are still inserted through the back of the mounting plate, and then secure
the mounting plate in place with the two mounting screws provided. TIP: To make sure the hexagonal bolts do not
fall out during installation, simply screw on the dome nuts removed in point 1. These can then be removed once the mounting
plate has been secured to the wall.

6. Strip back the 3 inner wires of the mains power cable (if not already prepared) and screw into the correct terminals
of the 4 way terminal block which is attached to the main body of the fitting (c), ensuring the two brown Live wires
(L) are connected to one another, the two blue Neutral wires (N) are connected to one another and the two yellow and
green Earth wires are connected to one another. Do not remove the pre-wired photocell – See diagram.

7. Once the wiring is complete, replace the main body of the fitting over the hexagonal bolts, ensuring they protrude
through the holes of the fitting, and onto the back mounting plate. Secure in place with the 2x washers and dome nuts
removed in step 1.

TIP: The rubber seal that fits between the plastic wall mount and the stainless steel front mount can easily become
dislodged when installing the light. To prevent this, try spreading a thin film of clear silicone in the groove of the
seal and then push over the back plate making sure it is level (ordinary bathroom sealant is fine). Upend the wall plate
and weigh down using a brick or other heavy object and leave overnight before installing the next day. The silicone acts
as glue holding the seal in place.