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Standalone HVAC Room Energy Sensor 

 

 

 

 

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Specification 

 Master Sensor

 

Model 

GH-MS1 

Infrared sensor & Detection Pattern 

110° Dual element 

Power supply 

24 ± 2 VAC/DC 

Current drain 

Standby: 20 mA, Operating: 10 mA 

Relay output 

Form C (NC-COM-NO), 24V or dry contact selectable 

Max. switching current 

NO: 5A, NC: 3A, resistive load 

Max. switching voltage 

AC: 250V, DC: 30 V 

High / Low temperature setback 

High - 26/28/30°C (79/82/85°F) , Low - 11/13/15°C (51/55/59°F) - via jumper setting 

Detection Pattern 

110°wide, 15m (50ft) long @25°C(77°F) 

Warm-up period 

25 ± 2 seconds 

Restart cycle protection 

2 minutes, can be disabled 

Test indication 

Buzzer (audible) and LED (visible) , can be disabled 

Housing material 

ABS 

Protection class 

IP 31 

Operating temperature 

-10°C ~ 60°C (14°F ~ 140°F) 

Mounting height 

1.8 – 3.6m 

RFI immunity 

Av. 20V/m (10 – 1,000 MHz) 

Detectable speed 

0.1 – 3.0 m/sec 

Operating humidity 

Max. 95% RH non-condensated 

Dimension 

112 x 66 x 45 mm (4.4 x 2.6 x 1.8 inch) 

 Power Pack 

Model 

PP-1 

Power supply 

90 ~ 277 VAC 

Power output 

24 VDC, 200 mA max. 

HVAC Relay output 

Normally Closed (fail-safe) 

Max. switching current 

10A, resistive load 

Max. switching voltage 

250V 

Housing material 

ABS, flame-proof 

Operating temperature 

-10°C ~ 60°C (14°F ~ 140°F) 

Operating humidity 

Max. 95% RH non-condensated 

Dimension 

110 x 52.5 x 30 mm (4.3 x 2.1 x 1.2 inch) 

 

System Component in GH-800 

 

GH-MS1 Master Sensor

 

GH-MS1 is the master sensor of Standalone HVAC Room Energy Sensor. It consists of a high 
sensitivity passive infrared (PIR) motion sensor  and sophisticated microprocessor with 
intelligent logic control in an aesthetically pleasing housing. It should be mounted on the wall 
(corner mount recommended) to detect the presence of human by sensing the movement of 
body heat energy. In addition to the guest presence detection and verification, the GH-MS-1 
also provides various operation settings and component connections of the system. To avoid 
the room becoming too hot or too cold during unoccupied period, thus requires excessive time 
and energy to cool down or warm up, the GH-MS1 also features a programmable secondary 
thermostat (via jumper) with various high and low temperature limit settings. The HVAC will be 
activated if room temperature exceeds the set range. 

 

 

PP-1 Power Pack

 

This power pack not only provides 24 VDC power supply for GH-MS1, but also controls the 
operation of HVAC unit. The GH-MS1 has a fail-safe design. In case that GH-MS1 Master 
Sensor is malfunction, the HVAC unit can still be operated manually as without using the GH-
MS1 master sensor.

 

GH-MC Door Sensor

 

The GH-MC Door sensor is a pair of magnetic contact to verify open/closed status. It should be 
wired to the corresponding terminals of GH-MS1 to report the open/closed status of the door. 
Once the door is opened, the GH-MS1 will enter into “standby” mode to detect the guest 
presence. If motion is detected, the GH-MS1 will verify the room as “occupied” status and allow 
guest to operate the thermostat and set the temperature of HVAC unit by themselves. If no 
motion is detected within a period of time, then GH-MS1 will verify the room “vacant” and then 
shut off the HVAC operation. Note: The GH-MS1 will automatically shut off the HVAC operation 
if any sensor connected door or window is left open for more than 5 minutes.

 

 
 
 
 

 

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Summary of Contents for GH-800

Page 1: ...ance of the system please carefully read this instruction before installing Applications Benefits Resort Hotel Motel Guestrooms School College Dormitories Timeshare Vacation Units Military Lodging Fac...

Page 2: ...c control in an aesthetically pleasing housing It should be mounted on the wall corner mount recommended to detect the presence of human by sensing the movement of body heat energy In addition to the...

Page 3: ...e used the connection should be made in parallel GND This ground terminal normally pairs with SLA or DSW for connection of slave sensor or door switch DSW This terminal and terminal GND are for connec...

Page 4: ...manner that it will not be damaged by hotel guest or housekeeper Mount the Sensor GH MS1 1 Remove the sensor cover by releasing the locking screw at the bottom of the housing 2 Carefully remove the c...

Page 5: ...tallation Reflective materials mirrors shiny metal sheets marble tiles etc could reflect the infrared energy emission The sensor should be mounted at 8 ft above the floor preferably in a corner that h...

Page 6: ...ut format Place the jumper on both pins will make the relay contact with 24V power If dry contact no load output is required remove the jumper off the pins disconnect the pins 4 Restart delay enable d...

Page 7: ...d ensure to place the jumper JP7 to NORMAL position for normal operation of the system The normal operation of GH 800 is quite sophisticated Many different operation modes and statuses are carefully m...

Page 8: ...nce is required The GH 800 is not field serviceable and should be returned if repair is needed field repair should not be attempted and may void warranty Be sure to include a brief description of the...

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