Wiring – Interlogix 6255 Series User Manual

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6255 SureShot PIR

3. Mount the back cover to a ceiling, wall, or corner. For wall

mounting, make sure the "up" arrow is pointing up. Use the
appropriate mounting knockouts. See Figure 3.

4. Snap the circuit board assembly onto the back cover by

aligning the lower edge of the board with the circuit board
guides and pressing it into place. See Figure 1.

5. Connect the wires (see Wiring and Figure 7).

6. Choose which masking plate you need, if any. Insert it

behind the lens on the front cover by pressing it over the
four mounting pins. Once the front cover is installed, the
masking plate will be held tight against the lens.

Note

The masking plates have two notches to prevent
incorrect installation. One notch matches a rib in
the front cover. The other notch matches a dimple
in the lens. See Figure 4.

Note

To correctly mount the Pet Alley Mask, the lens
must be removed from the front cover and rotated
180 degrees. See Figure 5.

7. Replace the front cover.

Note

When mounting on the ceiling, align the unit to
maximize the oblong detection pattern for the
room. See Figure 6.

Note

The unit should be connected to a UL listed power supply
capable of providing four hours of standby power.

Figure 4. Masking plates

WIDE

ANGLE

Align notch
with dimple

Align notch
with rib

Inside of
front cover

Figure 3. Back cover

MADE IN U.S.A.

1-800-547-2556

Wall or ceiling
mounting
knockouts

Wiring knockouts

Corner mounting
knockouts

Figure 6. Detection pattern

Capture zone

at 8.0' (2.4m) mounting height

15.0'
4.59m

20.0'
6.12m

Figure 7. Wiring

8. After walk testing, the LED cover can be used to cover

the LED. See Figure 1.

Strip back the outer jacket on the wiring cable. This will
allow wires to flex in the case. Use the cable strain relief
built into the back cover to prevent stressing wires at
their connection. See Figure 1.

Wiring

–

Power-In

7 to 16 VDC

NC COM Tamp Tamp

PET

ALLEY

ROTATE LENS

180

Rotate lens 180

Align notch
with dimple

Inside of
front cover

Figure 5. Pet alley mask