ECOELER YM2601-WH

ECOELER Motion Sensor Dimmer Switch (Model YM2601-WH) Instruction Manual

Your guide to installation, operation, and maintenance of your ECOELER Motion Sensor Dimmer Switch.

1. Folasaga

The ECOELER Motion Sensor Dimmer Switch provides convenient, hands-free lighting control with adjustable settings for various environments. This device integrates a motion sensor and an ambient light sensor to automate lighting based on presence and light levels, while also offering dimming capabilities for compatible bulbs. It is designed for single-pole circuits and requires a neutral wire for installation.

ECOELER PIR Motion Sensor Dimmer Switch with icons for advanced motion sensor, ambient light sensor, timer delay, fully dimmable, energy saving, and fire resistant features.

Ata: Ua umaview of the ECOELER PIR Motion Sensor Dimmer Switch highlighting its key features.

2. Vaega o Oloa

Pulea-Sa'oloto: Automatically detects presence and ambient light to activate or deactivate lights.
Customization Settings: Selectable occupancy (Auto ON, Auto OFF) or vacancy (Manual ON, Auto OFF) sensor modes. Adjustable time delay (15 sec, 1min, 5min, 15min, 30min).
Digital Dimmer: MCU-based control for smooth, flicker-free dimming with wide compatibility for various LED types.
Uiga Faʻavaomalo: Works with dimmable LED/CFL (up to 150W) and Incandescent/Halogen (up to 300W) bulbs.
Single Pole Control: Designed for single-pole circuits only. Not suitable for 3-way circuits.
Faigofie Fa'apipi'i: Fits standard junction boxes and requires a neutral wire.
Fuafuaga Tumau: Constructed with tough thermoplastic housing for impact and scratch resistance.

Diagram showing the adjustable settings on the ECOELER Motion Sensor Dimmer Switch, including dimmer level, time delay, sensitivity, ambient light, OCC/VAC mode, darkest brightness, and ON/OFF button.

Ata: Auiliili view of the product features and adjustable settings on the dimmer switch.

3. Fa'amatalaga Saogalemu

WARNING: To avoid fire, shock, or death, turn OFF power at the circuit breaker or fuse box and test that power is OFF before wiring!

O lenei masini e faʻamoemoe mo le faʻapipiʻiina e tusa ai ma le National Electric Code ma tulafono faʻalotoifale.
E fautuaina e faia e se fai eletise agavaa lenei faʻapipiʻi.
Fa'aaoga na'o uaea kopa.
E manaʻomia se uaea e le afaina ai le tulaga mo le faʻagaioiga lelei.
This switch is for single-pole applications only and is NOT suitable for 3-way circuits.

4. Mea i totonu o le afifi

ECOELER Motion Sensor Dimmer Switch
Papa puipui
Fa'atonuga fa'apipi'i (lenei tusi lesona)
Fa'amau Fa'amau
Uaea pulou

Image showing the ECOELER Motion Sensor Dimmer Switch with its dimensions, included wall plate, screws, and wiring caps.

Ata: Laiga o oloa ma mea fa'aoga.

5. Fa'amatalaga

Uiga	Taua
Numera Fa'ata'ita'i	YM2601-WH
Faagaioiga Voltage	120 Volta (AC)
Fa'ailoga o lo'o iai nei	10 Amps
Max Wattage (LED/CFL e mafai ona fa'aitiitia le malamalama)	150W
Max Wattage (Moli susulu/Halogen)	300W
Suiga Ituaiga	Single-pole (1-way)
Ituaiga Fa'amau	Mauga puipui
Mea	Copper, Metal, Polycarbonate
Fua (L x W x H)	6.86 x 4.2 x 11.48 cm
Tusipasi	ETL, FCC

Image illustrating universal compatibility of the dimmer switch with incandescent, CFL, and dimmable LED lamps, showing their respective wattagu fa'ailoga.

Image: Universal compatibility with various bulb types and their wattagu fa'ailoga.

6. Fa'apipi'i

Follow these steps carefully to install your ECOELER Motion Sensor Dimmer Switch. Ensure power is OFF before beginning.

6.1 Mu'i Fa'apipi'i

Tape Malosi: Locate your circuit breaker or fuse box and turn off the power to the switch location. Verify power is off using a voltage su'e.
Aveese Suiga Tuai: Unscrew and carefully remove the existing wall plate and switch from the electrical box. Do not disconnect wires yet.
Faailoa Uaea: Identify the following wires in your electrical box:
- Hot (Line) Wire: Carries power from the circuit breaker.
- Uea Uea: Connects to the light fixture.
- Uaea Neutral: (Required) Typically white, often capped together with other neutral wires.
- Uaea eleele: (Recommended) Typically bare copper or green.

6.2 Fa'atonuga uaea

Connect the wires from the ECOELER Motion Sensor Dimmer Switch to the corresponding wires in your electrical box using the provided wiring caps.

Fa'afeso'ota'i le Lanu uliuli wire from the switch to the Hot (Line) wire from the wall.
Fa'afeso'ota'i le Lanu mumu wire from the switch to the uta wire from the wall.
Fa'afeso'ota'i le Lanu pa'epa'e wire from the switch to the Fa'aituau wire from the wall.
Fa'afeso'ota'i le Lanu meamata wire from the switch to the eleele wire from the wall.

Wiring diagram for the ECOELER Motion Sensor Dimmer Switch, showing connections for Hot (Black), Load (Red), Neutral (White), and Ground (Green) wires in a single-pole circuit.

Image: Wiring guide for single-pole installation, showing connections for Hot, Load, Neutral, and Ground wires.

6.3 Mounting and Finishing

Carefully push all wired connections into the electrical box.
Mount the switch into the electrical box using the provided screws.
Faapipii le ipu puipui.
Toe fa'aola le eletise i le circuit breaker.

Video: Real installation and finished look of the ECOELER Motion Sensor Dimmer Switch.

7. Fa'atonuga o Galuega

The ECOELER Motion Sensor Dimmer Switch offers flexible operation modes and customizable settings.

7.1 Sensor Modes (Occupancy vs. Vacancy)

The switch can be configured for two primary sensor modes:

Faiga o le Nofoia (Otometi ON, Otometi TAPUNI): The lights automatically turn ON when motion is detected and automatically turn OFF after a set time delay when no motion is detected.
Faiga o le Avanoa (Fa'agaoioi le Tusi Lima, Tape Otometi): The lights must be manually turned ON, but will automatically turn OFF after a set time delay when no motion is detected.

Diagram illustrating the difference between Occupancy Mode (Auto ON, Auto OFF) and Vacancy Mode (Manual ON, Auto OFF) for the sensor switch.

Image: Comparison of Occupancy and Vacancy sensor modes.

Video: Explanation of motion sensor switch operating modes and ambient light level detection.

7.2 Fetuunaiga o Faiga

The switch features adjustable dials for Time Delay, Sensitivity, and Ambient Light Level. These are typically located under a removable cover on the switch face.

Diagram of the programmable sensor switch showing dials for Time, Sense (Sensitivity), and Light (Ambient Light Level), along with Menu and Select buttons for mode selection.

Image: Programmable sensor switch with adjustable dials for time, sensitivity, and light level.

Taimi tuai: Adjust how long the lights remain ON after the last detected motion. Options include 15 seconds (Test), 1 minute, 5 minutes, 15 minutes, and 30 minutes.
Ma'ale'ale: Adjust the motion detection range. Higher sensitivity detects motion over a larger area.
Ambient Light Level: In Occupancy mode, this setting determines the ambient light threshold below which the sensor will turn on the lights. For example, set to 'Dark' for lights to only turn on in low light conditions.

Image showing the adjustable time delay, sensitivity, and ambient light level settings on the motion sensor switch.

Image: Adjustable settings for time delay, sensitivity, and ambient light level.

7.3 Galuega Fa'aitiitia le Fa'aitiitia

Use the dimmer button (typically a rocker switch or slider) to manually adjust the brightness of the connected lights. The digital control ensures smooth, flicker-free dimming.

Image demonstrating the digital dimming feature of the switch, showing different light levels in a study, dining room, and children's room.

Image: Digital dimming in action, illustrating various brightness levels.

8. Faʻafitauli

E le ki moli moli:
- Ensure power is ON at the circuit breaker.
- Verify all wiring connections are secure and correct (Hot, Load, Neutral, Ground).
- Check if the bulb is working and properly installed.
- Adjust the ambient light level setting; if set too high, lights may not turn on in bright conditions.
- Increase sensitivity if motion is not being detected.
Lights do not turn OFF:
- Ensure no continuous motion is occurring within the sensor's range.
- Check the time delay setting; a longer delay will keep lights on for longer.
- Reduce sensitivity if the sensor is detecting motion from outside the desired area.
Lights flicker or dim improperly:
- Ensure you are using dimmable LED/CFL or incandescent/halogen bulbs. Non-dimmable bulbs may flicker.
- Fa'amaonia le aofa'i atoa o le watitage of connected bulbs does not exceed the switch's maximum rating (150W for LED/CFL, 300W for Incandescent/Halogen).

9. Tausiga

To ensure optimal performance and longevity of your ECOELER Motion Sensor Dimmer Switch:

Fa'amamaina: Wipe the switch and wall plate with a soft, damp ie. Aua ne'i fa'aogaina ni mea fa'amama fa'afefete po'o ni solu.
Aloese mai Faalavelave: Ensure the sensor lens is not obstructed by furniture, curtains, or other objects that could block motion detection.
Siaki masani: Periodically check the switch for any loose connections or visible damage. If any issues are found, turn off power at the breaker and consult a qualified electrician.

10. Fa'amaonia ma Lagolago

The ECOELER Motion Sensor Dimmer Switch comes with a 1 tausaga fa'amaonia, providing peace of mind regarding its quality and durability. For technical support, warranty claims, or any questions regarding your product, please contact ECOELER customer service.

Tufuga: ECOELER ELECTRIC INC

Fa'afeso'ota'i: SUPPORTS@ECOELER.COM

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