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Method 3 : Lanyard, Nail or Hook
Step 1: In the accessory kit locate the lanyard.
Step 2: Attach the lanyard through the mounting cutout on the top of the unit.
Step 3: Hang the Kiwi IR o of the lanyard on a hook or nail. If the hook or nail is small enough to t through the
mounting cutout then the use of the lanyard might not be needed.
Kiwi IR Installation (continued):
Method 4 : On or in the object to be protected
The Kiwi IR can be placed on or in the object that is being monitored.
Prevent Falling Hazard Prevent Unit Fall Damage
Installation - Safety Guidelines:
Make sure when placing the Kiwi IR on an object that it is securely attached and cannot fall o and injure some-
one or fall onto a hard surface and damage the unit.
Make sure that when placing the Kiwi IR it will not interfere with other equipment.
Kiwi IR Operation Additional Notes:
Mounting Considerations:
When using the Kiwi IR as a motion detection device, ensure that it is oriented in such a way that its detection
eld covers the entire area that you wish to monitor.
Movement detection works best if the direction of motion is across the detection eld rather than towards the
device. For example, if being used in a storage unit, it is recommended that the device be mounted on a side wall,
as opposed to the back wall such that motion will be perpendicular to the "vision" of the device.
This device uses a passive infrared sensor, which detects motion of objects with heat signatures, such as people,
animals etc. This device will NOT detect objects that are equal to ambient temperature or do not give o heat.
Avoid mounting the Kiwi IR near objects or devices that may aect air temperature (air conditioners, heaters,
stoves) as these devices may cause false triggers.
