I need help troubleshooting the Dual Head Motion Security Flood Light.
If your flood light isn’t behaving as expected, don’t worry. Most issues are easy to resolve with a quick check of power, wiring, or sensor settings. This guide covers the most common issues and fixes so you can get your light working again quickly.
Key Areas Covered:
Model Number: S10DFL/850/MOT/WH
Light does not come on at night when motion detected
Light comes on during the day
Light cycles on and off continuously
Light comes on for no reason at night
FAQs
Usage & Tips
Troubleshooting:
Light does not come on at night when motion detected
Check if breaker/wall switch is on.
Ensure no nearby light source is tricking the sensor into thinking it’s daytime.
Turn off power and check for loose wiring.
Light comes on during the day
Shine a flashlight on the light sensor. If the light turns off, the sensor is shaded. Relocate if needed.
If faulty, contact Feit Electric for a warranty replacement.
Light cycles on and off continuously
Fixture may be detecting its own reflected light. Re-aim the light heads.
Apply black tape over the sensor if reflections persist.
Relocate fixture if problem continues.
Light comes on for no reason at night
Sensor may be picking up bushes, traffic, or moving water. Reposition or reduce sensitivity.
Test by covering the sensor lens; if light turns off, something in its detection zone is triggering it.
FAQs:
Q: Why is my light staying on constantly?
A: You may have activated Manual Override. Turn switch off for 30+ seconds, then back on to reset.Q: Can I shorten the time the light stays on?
A: Yes, use the Timer knob to set duration from 1 to 10 minutes.Q: Why does my light delay before turning on?
A: The PIR sensor requires a 30-second warm-up period after powering on.
Usage & Tips:
Clean the lens periodically, dirt can reduce sensitivity.
Always test settings at night for accurate motion detection.
Keep shrubs and obstructions away from the sensor’s field of view.
If using Dusk-to-Dawn mode, remember it disables the motion sensor.
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