Technical Specifications; Troubleshooting - STEINEL IR 180 Bedienungsanleitung

9� Technical specifications
Dimensions W × H × D
Supply voltage
Sensor system
Reach
Angle of coverage
Capacity, switching output 1
(COM1/COM2)
Electronic ballast (COM1)
Output, switching output 2
presence (COM 2 only)
Light-level setting
Switching output 1
Switching output 2
only COM2 for HVAC
Mounting height
Time setting
IP rating
Temperature range
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At extreme angles, the reach of the
conditions.
80 × 80 × 50 mm
220-240 ~V / 50/60 HZ
Passive infrared (IR) / high-frequency
(HF)
IR max. 20 m (tangential) /
max. 4 m (radial) / HF max. 8 m
180°
Relay 230 V
Resistive load max. 2000 W (cos φ = 1)
max. 1000 VA (cos φ = 0.5)
Inrush current
max. 800 A / 200 μs
30 × (1 × 18 W), 25 × (2 × 18 W)
25 × (1 × 36 W), 15 × (2 × 36 W)
20 × (1 × 58 W), 10 × (2 × 58 W)
Note: each electronic ballast has its own
particular inrush current.
A relay or contactor must be provided
upstream for higher switching capacities.
max. 230 W / 230 V
max. 1 A (cos φ = 1)
for HVAC (heating/ventilation /
air-conditioning)
10-1000 lux, ∞ / daylight
30 s - 30 min, pulse mode (approx. 2 s),
Time setting, IQ mode time (automatic
adjustment to usage profile)
Time setting 0 or 10 min switch-ON
delay.
5-15 min stay-ON time via (RC)
1 min - 2 h stay-ON time via Smart
Remote
Automatic room surveillance
1.1 m
30 s - 30 min
IP20
0°C to 40°C
HF 180 is extensively determined by local
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11� Troubleshooting
Malfunction
Light does not switch ON n No supply voltage
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Light does not switch OFF n Lux setting too high
Sensor switches OFF
despite persons being
present
Sensor does not switch
OFF quickly enough
Sensor does not switch
ON quickly enough when
approached from the front
Sensor does not switch
ON when persons are
present despite it being
dark
Switch not working
Cause Remedy
n Check supply voltage
n Lux setting too low n Slowly increase lux set-
ting until light switches
ON
n No motion being n Ensure unobstructed
detected sensor vision
n Check detection zone
n Reduce lux setting
n Stay-ON time still n Wait until stay-ON time
effective elapses; reduce stay-
ON time if necessary
n Interfering heat sources: n Use stickers to mask
e.g. fan heater, open out stationary sources
doors and windows, of interference
pets, light bulb / halo-
gen floodlight, moving
objects
n Stay-ON time too short n Increase stay-ON time
n Light-level threshold too n Change twilight setting
low
n Stay-ON time too long n Reduce stay-ON time
n Reach is reduced when n Install additional sensors
approached from the n Reduce distance
front between two sensors
n Lux setting too low n Sensor deactivated by
switch/button?
n Semi-automatic mode?
n Increase light-level
threshold
n Switch deactivated? n Check DIP switch 3
setting
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