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T

T

T

T

COM NC

NO

Tamper (NC)

1b

DC30V, 0.1A

Power

(non-polarized)

DC10.5 - 28.0V

Tamper (NC)

1b

DC30V, 0.1A

Power

(non-polarized)

DC10.5 - 28.0V

Alarm output

1c

DC30V, 0.1A

6

WIRING

1. Terminal  Arrangement

2. WIRING LENGTH

Maximum wiring distance (m)

    Wire gauge

NR30TD

NR-60TD

NR90TD

DC12V DC24V DC12V DC24V DC12V DC24V

AWG22 or 

φ

0.65

220

2000

200

1850

190

1710

AWG19 or 

φ

0.90

430

3800

400

3550

360

3300

AWG16 or 

φ

1.20

760

6850

700

6350

650

5900

AWG14 or 

φ

1.60

1350

12000

1250

11270

1150

10400

Each value in the above table represents the maximum wir-

ing distance (one way) when DC12V or DC24V power source

is used.

When installing 2 or more sets on one wire, the maximum

length is obtained by dividing the maximum wire length given

above by the number of sets installed.

When using a thicker than AWG19 or 

φ

0.9 wire, use relays

for connection. It is not possible to connect directly to the

terminal inside of the detector.

COM

NC

T

T

COM

NC

T

T

T

T

T

T

Tamper input
(b contact point)

Controller

Power
output

Alarm input

(b contact point)

Receiver

Transmitter

Receiver

Transmitter

3. EXAMPLE

 CAUTION

Do not use aerial wiring, or malfunction may re-
sult.

Be sure to cover outdoor wiring with pipes, or an
electrical shock or failure may occur.

Be sure to turn off the power during the wiring
work, or an electrical shock or failure may occur.

A

B

Transmitter

Receiver

5

BEAM SPREAD

As the beam has spreads, an optical path is formed when it is reflected against the nearby (highly reflective) wall or the like,

thereby alarm output may be prevented even if the beam from the transmitter to the receiver is interrupted. When a multiple

number of detectors are installed, the beam from another detector may affect and cause malfunction.

The beam spread angle of this unit is about 

±

1

°

. Refer to the figure and table below to determine the installation position and

distance to be used when installing a multiple number of units.

Distance and (approximate) beam spread

Distance A

Beam spread width B

15m

0.5m

30m

1.0m

60m

2.0m

90m

3.0m

120m

4.0m

180m

6.0m

Summary of Contents for NR30TD

Page 1: ...dy carefully possible intrusion route and posture of an intruder to determine the installation position so that the beam is interrupted without fail Where there is not enough strength perform full reinforcement work before installing the detector If installed where not strong enough the detector may drop possibly resulting in its failure or damage and personal injury The beam spread angle of this ...

Page 2: ...r the unit may break Do not apply a strong impact or vibration to the unit or a failure or damage may result 2 COMPONENTS The unit consists of the following major components 3 GENERAL DESCRIPTION The NR30TD NR60TD NR90TD outputs an alarm when the infrared pulse beam referred to as beam hereinafter emitted from its transmitter is not received by the receiver for a certain period of time beam interr...

Page 3: ...m interruption time adjustment volume Used to determine the detection sensitivity 4 Tamper switch Detects open close of the cover 5 Vertical adjustment screw Used to make fine adjustment of optical axis vertically 6 Horizontal adjustment screw Used to make fine adjustment of optical axis horizontally 7 Twin lens Lens to transmit and receive the infrared beam 8 Scope Used to make rough adjustment o...

Page 4: ...OM NC T T COM NC T T T T T T Tamper input b contact point Controller Power output Alarm input b contact point Receiver Transmitter Receiver Transmitter 3 EXAMPLE CAUTION Do not use aerial wiring or malfunction may re sult Be sure to cover outdoor wiring with pipes or an electrical shock or failure may occur Be sure to turn off the power during the wiring work or an electrical shock or failure may ...

Page 5: ...installing the detector If installed where not strong enough the detector may drop possibly resulting in its failure or damage and personal injury After performing wiring make sure to fill the wiring hole with the sponge Failure to user the sponge properly may allow rainwater or the like to get inside the unit via the wiring possibly resulting in equipment failure or faulty opera tion 3 After pass...

Page 6: ...meter of the receiver When the square marked level lamp in the table on the label is turned off it means alignment is completed If the lamp remains on adjust the horizontal and vertical adjustment screws of the transmitter and receiver until the square marked level lamp turns off 2 Fine adjustment Insert the tester stick into the tester hole in the receiver to check the tester voltage If the measu...

Page 7: ... is interfered with beam from another detector There is an electrical noise source in nearby area Sunlight enters receiver within 3 angle There is a highly reflective wall in parallel with beam Reflectance of floor surface is high Beam is interfered with beam from another detector Height of installation position is inappropriate Solution Remove obstacle Perform optical axis alignment again to obta...

Page 8: ...less Indoor 60m or less Indoor 120m or less Indoor 180m or less 50m sec 500m sec variable Horizontal direction 90 Vertical direction 5 Indoor Outdoor Transmitter about 380g Receiver about 380g Black Mansel approximation N1 0 14 OPTIONAL PARTS 15 MAINTENANCE Be sure to perform periodical inspection at least annually Check items Tester level Check that the tester level is 3V or more Power input volt...

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