FAQs

1. At 3m/10’ spacing you can run 270m/900’ 
2. At 4.5m/15’ spacing you can run 330m/1000’
3. At 6m/20’ spacing you can run 380m/1250’
4. At 9m/30’ spacing you can run 500m/1650’

A Perion crimping tool is required:

1. Press the light onto illumination cable
2. Slide the cover over the 1st notch on the light. If you are using a support wire, ensure that it is seated in the channel on the cover
3. Crimp the cover onto the light using the crimping tool
4. The handle of the crimping tool can be used to remove a light if required

No, the small holes in the cable are not a problem.

Yes, but make sure that you attach the illumination cable to the neutral wire. Make sure that it is properly earthed and voltage free. Connecting the light to a live wire will blow them. The neutral wire essentially just acts as a support wire for the illumination cable

UV stable cable ties are acceptable, but we recommend using Hog Rings for a more permanent solution.

1. In the event of a power failure or a cut cable, the alarm triggers a signal to your alarm system
2. The alarm function works even when the lights are off by always having some current on the line

Yes, please enquire about our Wireless LoRaWAN gateway solution for remote alarm

No. The power pack can be plugged in like you would a toaster. Max draw is 1.2Amp at 220V. The line and the lights are 48V which is considered safe (SELV).

The Perion Power Pack has a built-in Day Night sensor. This is configured as default

If you want to use an External Input to control the lights (Motion Sensor, Manual Switch etc):

• Remove Jumper from INT and place it in the EXT slot
• Connect external input (motion sensor etc) to the EXT Input on the PCB
• Use a twisted pair, 2 core, 0.5mm screened cable. 
• Connect one side of the earth wire to the earth of the 110/220V supply in the Power Pack
• Note that there may be a 1 or 2 second communication delay

If you wish to use the Power Packs built-in alarm system:

• Connect the NO/NC terminals to the 3rd party Alarm system. Our Power Pack is then seen as a Zone on the Alarm system
• Connect the Alarm reset terminals to the Alarm system. Alarm can then be remotely reset. There is also a manual reset button on the Power Pack PCB. 
• All alarm/reset connections can be made using a screened cable. 
• Use a 4-core cable if connecting the Alarm and the Reset button