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Fagerhult 86370 User Manual Download Page 2

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Version1_20180621

e-Sense Customised Stand-alone sensors – basic functions ..................................................................................... 3

Installation ................................................................................................................................................................................... 4

Mechanical cut-off, functions

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Preset functions............................................................................................................................................................................6

Choice of sensor technology..................................................................................................................................................... 7

Programming with remote control ......................................................................................................................................8

Programming for personal settings ..............................................................................................................................9–10

Reduced power, Standby dimming level

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Delay times, Standby time

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On/Off, Auto Mode

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Lux Threshold ............................................................................................................................................................................. 14

Shift button, Test function, Manual switch-on

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Daylight control ......................................................................................................................................................................... 16

Dual sensor technology ....................................................................................................................................................17–18

Wiring examples ..................................................................................................................................................................19–21

Technical specification

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Summary of Contents for 86370

Page 1: ...e Sense Customised Stand alone Lorem ipsum...

Page 2: ...ons 6 Choice of sensor technology 7 Programming with remote control 8 Programming for personal settings 9 10 Reduced power Standby dimming level 11 Delay times Standby time 12 On Off Auto Mode 13 Lux...

Page 3: ...e g in a corridor Pushbutton connection for manual control of light level Daylight sensor for adjustment according to incident daylight Lux threshold prevents the light from switching on when the ligh...

Page 4: ...e moun ted or recessed When using the microwave sensor a stable base is important The sensor is supplied with an installation socket for sur face mounted installation Four lead in throughs If you remo...

Page 5: ...sensor e Sense Stand alone is a flexible sensor that has several options to optimise the function PIR sensor for detecting reflected heat people Microwave sensor that detects movement even th rough wa...

Page 6: ...f Preset functions Settings rotary switch on 86370 and 86371 Selection of preset 1 F Detection Delay time Standby time Standby dimming level Daylight Threshold 0 100 5 min 5 min 10 Disabled 1 100 5 se...

Page 7: ...timise control functions Using the red mode switch on the sensor you can select the sensor technology function PIR sensor or Microwave sensor It is also possible to perform two combinations of both te...

Page 8: ...scribe the different procedures to complete an installation Certain functions on the remote control have no function in this system and cannot affect the end result of the programming A difference bet...

Page 9: ...30 s 1 min 20 30 50 10 10 min RX STBY MW PIR RX 100 MW PIR Send PIR Learn Erase MW 5 min 10 s 30 min 1 h DelayTime Brightness StandbyTime Standby Dimming Level Dual SensorTech RF Mode Detection Range...

Page 10: ...off The off function can be avoided by selecting infinity button Standby Dimming Level How bright the light will be during the Standby Period 10 20 30 or 50 light level can be selected Daylight Thresh...

Page 11: ...OWER 100 POWER 80 100 Disable 20 min HIGH MANUAL ON MODE MANUAL SETTING 10 min 1 min Test 2 S 30 min 15 min 5 min 30 s 1 min 20 30 50 10 10 min RX STBY MW PIR RX 100 MW PIR Send PIR Learn Erase MW 5 m...

Page 12: ...s 1 min 20 30 50 10 10 min RX STBY MW PIR RX 100 MW PIR Send PIR Learn Erase MW 5 min 10 s 30 min 1 h DelayTime Brightness StandbyTime Standby Dimming Level Dual SensorTech RF Mode Detection Range Mic...

Page 13: ...SensorTech RF Mode Detection Range Microwave Sensor DaylightThreshold Scene prog Shift ON OFF AUTO MODE DEFAULT Start LOW MID Save Apply 10 50 75 POWER 100 POWER 80 100 Disable 20 min HIGH MANUAL ON M...

Page 14: ...ence detection is muted and light will remain off The RF signal will still be sent out to other sensor that might be under their individual Lux Threshold setting This will make the system very flexibl...

Page 15: ...LT Start LOW MID Save Apply 10 50 75 POWER 100 POWER 80 100 Disable 20 min HIGH MANUAL ON MODE MANUAL SETTING 10 min 1 min Test 2 S 30 min 15 min 5 min 30 s 1 min 20 30 50 10 10 min RX STBY MW PIR RX...

Page 16: ...n 30 s 1 min 20 30 50 10 10 min RX STBY MW PIR RX 100 MW PIR Send PIR Learn Erase MW 5 min 10 s 30 min 1 h DelayTime Brightness StandbyTime Standby Dimming Level Dual SensorTech RF Mode Detection Rang...

Page 17: ...Standby Dimming Level Dual SensorTech RF Mode Detection Range Microwave Sensor DaylightThreshold Scene prog Subject to change without notice Version1_20180621 The sensors can be used one at a time or...

Page 18: ...aceable lens that is suitable for storage aisles and corridors with high ceilings NOTE Only affects the PIR sensor s detection Rectangular lens is included in the packaging 86371 Microwave and PIR sen...

Page 19: ...M54 DA DA LED Driver DA DA Luminaire with DALI driver Max 20 DALI loads DA DA Subject to change without notice Version1_20180621 Standalone with DALI Broadcast communication 86370 or 86371 work as a s...

Page 20: ...re with DALI driver LED Driver DA DA Luminaire with DALI driver Wiring example 2 86370 or 86371 with sync function connected between sensors for a larger detection range In the ex ample the DALI load...

Page 21: ...ith DALI driver Wiring example 3 86370 or 86371 with sync function connected between sensors for a larger detection range In the example the DALI load is connected to a sensor but DALI loads can be co...

Page 22: ...upply voltage 120 227 VAC 50 60Hz DALI power supply 40 mA max 20 loads Power consumption 1 W Detection range 360 Detection area DxH 86370 12 m x 6 m maximum Detection area DxH 86371 16 m x 12 m maximu...

Page 23: ...s on design function flexibility and energy saving solutions Fagerhult is part of the Fagerhult Group one of Europe s leading lighting groups with operations in more than 15 dif ferent countries AB Fa...

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