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I just purchased a Heath/Zenith SL-6028-WH. There were not instructions in the box. The remote seems to be working, the light is blinking. The lights have wiring, do I need to wire these to electric?
the instructions only talk about two wires but we also have a ground wire, attach where::::::the instructions only talk about two wires but we also have a ground wire, attach where::::::
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There are settings on the sensor itself. Should be a dusk to dawn setting that will keep it off during those times and then function at night. as far as not working I would first suggest setting the sensitivity. Disrupting to power could have reset this.
I have had a lot of problems with this model of sensor. I bought 6 a few months ago and they all are bad. I have since switch to a different model sl-5315-wh-a and all seems good again. I got them from Lowes. I think that they were around $23 each. I have been using these type sensors on my house for 20 years and have replaced them all at least 2 times.
OK .. this sounds european .. but as I understand it ,,, the black would be power connection .. the brown would be neutral connection .. and the red would dgo to the light being controlled .. the green always connects to everything metal
If there is no neutral wire in your switch box to connect to ,,. then you will need to get a dimmer that does not require a neutral connection.
Try installing a new switch if you haven't already. If you have make sure the wiring is correct and if all seems fine turn the breaker off and make sure its "hard" to reset, if not it's most likely the breaker... Unless you have a rat problem
I am in the middle of a discussion with Heath/Zenith over a closely related and perhaps identical issue. I purchased their 5718 model from Home Depot and based on the fact that their brochure stated that "CFL bulbs are only usable on 270 degree units." I purchased the model 5718 unit (270 degree) and used CFL bulbs. It experienced the same problem others noted.
The technician at Heath/Zenith told me that only DIMMABLE CFL bulbs would work with this unit (even if the DualBrite feature is turned off). Standard CFL bulbs will not work.
Their brochure does not make that clear. Perhaps that is the answer to others' problems.
the instructions only talk about two wires but we also have a ground wire, attach where::::::
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