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Find the screw (A) of the terminal cover on the back of the motion sensor, and use a cross
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head screwdriver to remove the screw and terminal cover (B). Then loosen the three termina
screws (C), (D), and (E).
B
A
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Connect the power supply to the termi nals marked "L" (live) and "N" (neutral), and the wire from the
lamp socket to the terminal
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Tighten the connection terminal screws.
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Check that the cables are not squeezed, bent or damaged in any other way.
Adjust the rotary controls TIME (1) and LUX (2); refer to "Operation" for further instructions.
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c) Switch the Power Supply ON
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Turn the corresponding circuit breaker and/or automatic fuse back ON.
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If the sensor does not function correctly, immediately turn the circuit breaker OFF and/or automatic fuse.
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Check the connection to the power circuit.
When power supply is switched on, the motion sensor takes 30 seconds to activate.
d) Mounting
The motion sensor is designed to be mounted to a ceiling, and has two mounting options.
Option 1: Mounting bracket
Mount the motion sensor on ceiling using the supplied mounting bracket.
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Connect the wires from the power supply and the lamp socket to the motion sensor. See the sections
about electrical connection.
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Find a suitable place on the ceiling. Use the two small holes on the mounting bracket (4) to mark two
holes on the selected place.
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Drill two holes on the marked positions, then secure two supplied dowels into
the two drilled holes separately.
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Fix the mounting bracket to the ceiling: insert two supplied screws through
the two holes of the mounting bracket, then secure the two screws into the
two dowels separately.
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Remove the two mounting springs (3) from the motion sensor, then attach
and tighten the motion sensor to the mounting bracket.
Option 2: Recessed mounting
Mount the motion sensor into ceiling using the mounting springs to hold it in place.
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Connect the wires from the power supply and the lamp socket to the motion sensor. See the sections
about electrical connection.
Hold the motion sensor and position the two springs (3) into the upright as shown. With the springs in
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the upright position, insert the springs to the hole or installation box on the ceiling. The motion sensor is
secured in the hole or installation box with the spring tension.
Operation
a) "TIME" (Switch-On Time)
You can set a switch-on time to control how long the connected load stays on.
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Rotating the TIME (1) dial counter-clockwise will decrease the duration.
Rotating clockwise will increase the duration.
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Settings include 10 seconds (±3 seconds) up to 30 minutes (±2 minutes).
If new motion is detected during the switched-on time, the timer will
reset and start again. The load will stay switched on.
b) "LUX" (Brightness Setting)
You can adjust the switching threshold based on ambient light levels.
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Rotating LUX (2) counter-clockwise activates motion detection when it gets dark.
Rotating LUX (2) clockwise towards the sun
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detection in brighter conditions.
c) Function Test
To optimize the sensor settings so that the connected load is triggered under the desired conditions, you may
need to perform a function test.
Set the time TIME (1) to the minimum duration 10S.
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Set the light LUX (2) level to the highest setting.
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Walk across the detection area. The motion detector will activate the connected load if it detects a
movement within the detection area. If needed, fine tune the rotary controls after the functional test.
C
D E
N L
symbol activates motion
Troubleshooting
Problem
Solution
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Check the setting for the brightness control LUX (2). If it is too low it will activate
in the dark.
The connected
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Check if there is a power supply and if the connected device (i.e. a lamp) functions
load does not
correctly.
switch on.
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Movements within the detection area are too rapid, and are filtered out by the
electronic system, in order to prevent switching errors.
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Check if the ambient temperature is too high.
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Ensure that there are no obstructions that may prevent the sensor from detecting
Motion
sources of heat.
detection is
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Check the reaction distance.
poor.
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Check that there are no induction sources within range of the sensor.
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Check the installation height.
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Constant movements occur within the detection area.
The connected
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New movement is detected before the previous switch on time TIME (1) has elapsed.
load is always
Try setting a shorter switch on time.
on.
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Check if the rated power of the lamp exceeds the maximum load.
Care and Cleaning
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Disconnect the product from the power supply before each cleaning.
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Do not use any aggressive cleaning agents, rubbing alcohol or other chemical solutions as they can
cause damage to the housing and malfunctioning.
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Clean the product with a dry, fibre-free cloth.
Disposal
Electronic devices are recyclable waste and must not be disposed of in the household waste.
At the end of its service life, dispose of the product in accordance with applicable regulatory
guidelines.
You thus fulfill your statutory obligations and contribute to the protection of the environment.
Technical Data
a) General
Input voltage ......................................... 220 – 240 V/AC
Operation current .................................. 0.4 mA
Power consumption .............................. 0.78 W (static)
0.89 W (active)
Rated load ............................................ max. 500 W (incandescent lamp, energy-saving or LED lamp)
Detection range .................................... max. 8 m (<24ºC)
Detection angle ..................................... 360º
Ambient light ......................................... <3 – 2000 lux (adjustable)
Timer .................................................... 10 ±3 s, 30 ±2 min
Material ................................................. PC
Protection class .................................... II
Ingress protection ................................. IP20
Operating/Storage conditions ............... -20 °C to 40 °C, <93% RH (non-condensing)
Dimensions (ø x H) ............................... 80 x 37 mm
Weight .................................................. 80 g
b) Dimension Drawing
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