User Manual Swiss Garde 360 Premium (25050)
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1. Alternatively a contactor which is more tolerant to capacitive currents may be installed before the load We recommend a maximum of four detectors connected in parallel Do not dispose of electrical appliances in your waste bin use the collecting point of your municipality or return the old device to your dealer DX CE Zublin2. Standard installation Bewegungs melder D tecteur de mouvement Several devices in parallel in short impulse mode max 3 to 4 devices connected to a staircase timer switch Minuterie Bewegungs Bewegungs melder melder Treppenhaus automat D tecteur de D tecteur de mouvements mouvements Detectors connected in parallel with additional wall switch to enable permanent lighting Bewegungs Bewegungs Bewegungs melder melder melder D tecteur de D tecteur de D tecteur de mouvements mouvements mouvements Installation of an RC element between neutral conductor N and switched phase L in case of interferences by fluorescent lamps switch off sparks or by several detectors connected in parallel caused by capacitive current in the wires Varistor between neutral conductor N und phase L to reduce mains voltage peaks Bewegungs melder D tecteur de Mouvements Accessory 3 button remote control Functions Auto automatic operation default ON lights permanently ON D OFF lights permanently OFF DB 6 hours duration after which the detector will go be back to automatic mode ON cannot be activated in short impulse mode Zublin Potentiometer controls overview Red LED flashing once upon detection three times upon adjusting TIME or LUX or receiving a command from the remote control Accessory P IR remote control For functions please refer to sepa
3. User Manual Ceiling Mounting Motion Detector 360 Swiss Garde 360 Premium 25050 Warning Any work on the main power supply must only be completed by trained specia lists The product must be installed in accordance with installation guidelines stan dards specific to your country Disconnect the 230V power supply before starting the installation process As aprecautionary measure the power supply of the light should always be fit ted with a 250VAC 10A type C fuse in accordance with EN60898 1 Faulty lamps may cause a short circuit and thereby permanently damage the device Disconnect power prior to replacing a lamp To ensure the operational reliability of the detector keep a minimal distance of 1m to lamps installed on the same height level Lamps installed underneath the detector or in the detection area may disturb the functionality Keep the detector away from heating devices In case of malfunction such as continuous lighting or false triggering please refer to the troubleshooting section on page 7 Function The detector reacts to the motion of heat positive or negative in relation to the environment If a person approaches the monitored area the device will turn on the connected light automatically If the person leaves the area the light will be switched off after the preset duration short impulse 10 sec to 20 min The connected light will be turned on only when the ambient light value
4. is below the adjusted value Installation The installation height should be about 2 to 4 m Wire the detector as follows phase outer conductor L brown neutral neutral conductor N blue switching output A A switched phase outer conductor L red After wiring screw and tighten the detector into the ceiling mounting box Ensure that no water intrusion along the cable is possible lo The device is operational after approx 1 minute from connec JE ting to mains voltage After this duration the detector can be ar lt a programmed either by P IR remote control or by manipulating N L id potentiometers g Potentiometer adjustments will only be accepted during a stable 1 working state After programming put the cover back on Connecting electrical loads High inrush currents will considerably shorten the lifetime of the detector s in built relay Please verify the technical data provided by the lamp or luminaires manufacturer concerning inrush currents specifically with compact fluorescent fluorescent lamps electronic ballast etc in order not to overload the internal relay We recommend connecting a maximum of three to four motion detectors in parallel If the number of switching cycles is above average or in the event of increased inductive loads we recommend using the short pulse function on the motion detector and switching the load via an external staircase timer switch or contactor Wiring diagrams
5. n height and walking direction high sensitivity when cutting or changing a switching segment Since the detector reacts to temperature differences between heat source and ambient temperature the response may vary depending on the installation site floor heating hot environment etc Je top view 5 ae frontal detection SF 2 NOT SENSITIVE S ST 4 detection range Dos 7 A approx 50 1 Vy Vo i tangential detection AX SENSITIVE max 30m side view GR SE AE SE TG GOE GE AEE lt gt max 30m Troubleshooting error cause amendment light does not turn on twilight adjustment value too low connected lamp defective check mains power fuses detector triggers without check detection area for potential reason light never turns causes of false triggering draught ani off mals heating etc may all provoke faulty switching detector is too sensitive reduce the detec tion range sensitivity by remote control or VR or cover disturbing segments on the lens by adhesive tape check distances to lamps heat reflection or direct light influence connect RC element in parallel to transfor mers relais electric ballast light flashes periodically non compensated fluorescent lamps need detector doesn t reach an RC element or compensation conden proper working condition ser installed triggers or blocks at mains install a Varistor between phase L and voltage peak
6. rate remote control manual Attention Manipulating LUX or TIME VR during a stable working condition values will be stored and become valid Any values adjusted by remote control will be overridden Either manual values or values by remote control may be active mixing is not possible SENS sensitivity detection range Detection range adjustment max approx 30 m diameter walking person Should the detector be too sensitive triggering without movement in the detection range the sensitivity range can be reduced TIME The timer determines for how long the lights will remain on following the last movement in the detection area Choices are between short impulse approx 1 sec approx 20 sec 60 sec break selectable by remote control only and time delay approx 10 30 sec 1 2 6 10 20 min Recommendation approx 2 min in staircases 10 min in restrooms etc LUX twilight sensor The twilight sensor regulates the operating threshold light value of the detector determining when the device should be activated Minimum value 5 lux moon symbol The detector will turn on the light at night Maximum value 2000 lux sun symbol The detector will turn on the light during daytime as well Recommendation approx 5 lux in staircases 200 lux in office spaces 5 Detection range The 360 omnidirectional detection zone and the dense detection field guarantee an optimal function The range depends on the installatio
7. s neutral N wires light turns off even if motion increase the TIME value to maximum if is detected needed turns the light on during twilight adjustment set too high set to daytime a lower value Respect 1 min start up detector is installed in the shade consider changing the location of detector After mains connection the detector takes approx 1 min to reach a stable working condition Technical data Nominal power 230V 50Hz Switching power 2300W 10A max cos 1 1150VA 5A max inductive cos 0 5 Time adjustment short impulse approx 1 sec 20 60 sec break approx 10 sec to 20 min Twilight switch 5 to 2000 lux or lux memory via remote ctrl IR remote control Auto On OFF 4 to 6 m range Detection range ceiling mount 360 at ceiling height 2 5m max 12 m radius 3 0 m max 13 m radius 3 5m max 14 m radius 4 0 m max 15 m radius Rec ceiling height 2t04m Environmental temperature 20 to 40 C Dimensions 125x73mm IP protection IP55 class Il Electronic Control Induction in long installation wires if several detectors connected in parallel may generate a considerable capacitive current on the switched phase For electric loads using only a small control current such as staircase timer switches this may lead to permanent switching or general malfunctions In order to minimise the capacitive current an RC element may be connected in parallel to the load
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