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Observer 180 plus 

Installation Instructions 

 

 

Observer 180 plus 

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32m

16m

 

Detection field size: 16 m x 32 m,  
please refer to the illustration. 
 
 
The different grey zones in the illustration identify the three 
observation levels. 
 

 

 

2,

4m

9m

3m

16m

 

The three observation levels are defined as follows: 
 
Near range from       0 m to approx. 3 m. 
Medium range from    approx. 3 m to approx. 9 m. 
Far range from         approx. 9 m to approx. 16 m. 
 
The working range specified is referred to an installation height of 
2.4 m, with the sensor head not tilted, the movement direction 
lateral to the observer, and with a sufficient temperature difference 
between the moving body and the environment. 
 
 

 

Choosing the Location 

 
To obtain an optimum working range, install the observer at a 
height of 2.4 m, laterally to the moving direction, as, otherwise, 
losses in the working range will have to be encountered. 
 
Mind sources of interference such as animals, shrubs moved by 
the wind, automotive vehicles or lamps within the range of 
detection. 
If necessary, restrict the sensor range of detection with the 
attached slip-fit aperture. 
 
 

Warning 
Caution: The installation and assembly of electrical equipment 
may only be performed by a skilled electrician. 

 

 

Installation 

 
All required screws and dowels are supplied with the unit. 
 
Do not install directly above a lamp. A lamp cooling down may be 
detected as a different heat rate and can lead to reclosing. 
 
Choose a suitable place of installation. The detection field should 
not be restricted by walls, fences, shrubs etc. 
 

 

Summary of Contents for 180 plus

Page 1: ...witch the switching function is activated from a desired brightness value only or can be set to day time night time operation The working range of the unit can be individually adapted by adjusting the...

Page 2: ...the environment Choosing the Location To obtain an optimum working range install the observer at a height of 2 4 m laterally to the moving direction as otherwise losses in the working range will have...

Page 3: ...ms The unit is provided with two cable entries The supply and lamp lines can be led into the enclosure separately To lead in the lines pierce respective rubber bushing d Do not cut open the rubber bus...

Page 4: ...lug on the enclosure top sensor head and secure with the central screw c d e 3 sec 1 min 5 min 15 min ZEIT LUX SENS Test Adjustments Time setting follow up time c within the range of approx 3 seconds...

Page 5: ...upon the brightness Relay open All LEDs are off Relay closed LED c is lit 2nd Additional Function Pressing the push button twice Light ON The light is switched on for approx 2 hours After this the un...

Page 6: ...1 min Up to 85 min 30 sec Up to 90 min 15 sec 90 min Switching off Thus even in the event of permanent movements within the detection field the observer switches off after 90 min at the latest Reclos...

Page 7: ...rwise undesired detection e g thermal movement through open windows may entail erroneous switching c d 3 sec 1 min 5 min 15 min ZEIT LUX SENS Test e Function Test For the function test the slip fit ap...

Page 8: ...pply triggers a switching process of the observer If this is not desired please install an additional switch as shown in the connection diagram When the lighting is off unfavourable installation condi...

Page 9: ...load BK black L BU blue N BN brown When observers are connected in parallel only the presently active unit may possibly detect a movement If the room illumination switched on shines on further paralle...

Page 10: ...igh starting current peaks for energy saving lamps Test the suitability of the lamps prior to use Power consumption Approx 1 1 W Temperature range 25 C to 55 C On period Approx 3 sec to approx 15 min...

Page 11: ...lling terrain zwith the sensor head tilted up zand at an installation height of more than 2 4 m 34 C 33 C 24 C 26 C ca Moving Heat Sources The observer PIR responds to thermal changes within the detec...

Page 12: ...of the thermal radiation e g mist reduce the working range 1 2 3 Moving Direction If a person moves square to the observer a negative temperature jump results for ray o e g from 20 C to 18 C and a po...

Page 13: ...age paid to our central service department giving a brief description of the fault Gira Giersiepen GmbH Co KG Service Center Dahlienstrasse 12 D 42477 Radevormwald The CE sign is a free trade sign add...

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