EBYTE Low Voltage Landscape Transformer User Manual

1. Zamalonda Zathaview

The EBYTE 200W Low Voltage Landscape Transformer is designed to convert standard 120V AC household current to a safe 12V AC output, suitable for LED and halogen landscape lighting systems. This unit features a detachable photocell sensor and multiple operating modes to provide flexible and energy-efficient outdoor lighting control.

Figure 1: EBYTE 200W Low Voltage Landscape Transformer with power cord and photocell sensor.

2. Zofunika Kwambiri

• 200W Output Capacity: Converts 120V AC to 12V AC for LED and halogen landscape lighting.
• Detachable Photocell Sensor: Includes a 6.8-foot sensor cord for flexible placement and automatic dusk-to-dawn operation.
• Mitundu Yambiri Yowunikira: Offers Manual On/Off, Auto On/Off (dusk-to-dawn), Countdown (4/6/8 hours), Timer (set time), and Dusk On Timer Off modes.
• Chitetezo cha Dera Lomangidwa: Automatically disconnects in case of abnormalities, with a resettable circuit breaker.
• Ntchito ya Memory: Retains the last set mode after power interruption.
• Kapangidwe Kanyengo: Durable and corrosion-resistant construction for long-term outdoor use.

Figure 2: The transformer is designed to be weatherproof, protecting against rain, snow, and dust.

3. Zambiri Zachitetezo

• Always ensure the transformer is disconnected from the power source before installation or maintenance.
• Do not exceed the maximum 200W output capacity.
• Ensure all connections are secure and waterproof for outdoor installations.
• The built-in circuit breaker provides protection; if it trips, troubleshoot the issue before resetting.
• Install the transformer in a location that allows for proper ventilation and is protected from direct water submersion.

4. Kukhazikitsa ndi Kuyika

1. Mounting the Transformer: Choose a suitable location near a 120V AC outlet. The transformer can be mounted on a wall using appropriate hardware (not included). Refer to dimensions for planning.
   

   Figure 3: Product dimensions for installation planning. Height: 202mm, Width: 185mm, Depth: 75mm.
2. Connecting Landscape Lights: Connect your 12V AC landscape lighting wires to the terminal output ends on the transformer. The transformer provides multiple terminal outputs (COM, 12V, 14V) to choose from based on your lighting needs. Ensure all connections are tight and secure.
   

   Chithunzi 4: Tsatanetsatane view of the 4 terminal output ends and the circuit breaker reset button.

   

   Figure 5: Installation overview showing connection points for lights and photocell sensor.

3. Connecting the Photocell Sensor: Plug the detachable photocell sensor into its designated port on the transformer. Position the sensor in an area that receives natural light, away from artificial light sources that could interfere with its operation.
4. Kuyatsa: Once all connections are made, plug the transformer's power cord into a grounded 120V AC outdoor-rated electrical outlet.

5. Njira Zochitira

The transformer features a control panel with buttons for setting the time and selecting operating modes. The display shows the current time and selected mode.

Figure 6: Control panel with buttons for Menu, Up/Down, Enter, and Clock.

Dinani pa MENU button to cycle through the available lighting modes:

• Pamanja/Ozimitsa: The lights remain continuously on or off, controlled manually.
• Auto On/Off (Dusk-to-Dawn): The lights automatically turn on at dusk and turn off at dawn, utilizing the photocell sensor.
  

  Figure 7: Illustration of the photocell sensor mode, showing lights turning on at dusk and off at dawn.

• Countdown Mode (4/6/8 hours): The lights turn on at dusk and automatically turn off after a set duration of 4, 6, or 8 hours.
• Timer Mode (On/Off at Set Time): Allows you to program specific on and off times for the lights.
• Dusk On Timer Off: The lights turn on at dusk and turn off at a specific programmed time.

Gwiritsani ntchito UP ndi PASI buttons to adjust settings (e.g., time, countdown duration) and the LOWANI button to confirm selections. The WACHI button is used to set the current time.

The transformer features a memory function, retaining the last selected mode even after a power outage, eliminating the need for re-setting.

6. Kusamalira

• Regularly inspect the transformer and all wiring for any signs of damage or wear.
• Keep the photocell sensor clean and free from obstructions to ensure accurate light detection.
• Wipe the exterior of the transformer with a damp cloth as needed. Do not use abrasive cleaners.
• Ensure the circuit breaker is not frequently tripping. If it does, investigate the cause (e.g., overloaded circuit, short circuit).

7. Mavuto

8. Zofotokozera

9. Chitsimikizo ndi Thandizo

For warranty information and technical support, please refer to the product packaging or contact EBYTE customer service directly. Details regarding specific warranty periods and support channels are typically provided with your purchase.