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1. About this document
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– Subject to change in the interest
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2. General safety
precautions
Disconnect the power supply
before attempting any work on
the unit.
• During installation, the electric
power cable being connected
must not be live. Therefore, switch
off the power first and use a volt-
age tester to make sure the wiring
is off-circuit.
• Installing the sensor involves work
on the mains power supply. This
work must therefore be carried
out correctly in accordance with
applicable national wiring regu-
lations and electrical operating
conditions. (e.g.
DE
- VDE 0100,
AT
- ÖVE / ÖNORM E8001-1,
CH
- SEV 1000)
• Only use genuine replacement
parts.
• Repairs may only be made by
specialist workshops.
3. IS 140-2 Z-Wave
Proper use
– Infrared motion detector for indoor
and outdoor surface-mounted and
concealed installation
– Sensor module swivels and tilts
Movement triggers lights, alarms and
many other devices. For your con-
venience, safety and peace of mind.
The integrated pyroelectric infrared
detector senses the invisible heat
radiated from moving objects (people,
animals, etc.). The heat detected in
this way is converted electronically
into a signal that switches ON the
connected load. Heat is not detected
through obstacles, such as walls or
panes of glass, and will therefore not
activate the light. The infrared sensor
can be used for switching light ON
and OFF automatically. The unit is not
suitable for burglar alarm systems as
it is not tamperproof in the manner
prescribed for such systems.
This device can be integrated into
the Smart Friends system or any
other Z-Wave network. Z-Wave is a
wireless standard for interconnecting
Z-Wave devices. The sensor para-
meters of the IS 140-2 motion detec-
tor can be used for wireless-based
building automation.
Besides certified Z-Wave controllers,
it is recommended to use the Smart
Friends box. This smart-home control
centre can be used for interconnect-
ing Z-Wave products from STEINEL
and the Smart Friends products from
ABUS, Paulmann and Schellenberg.
Package contents
(Fig. 3.1)
Sensor adjustment range
(Fig. 3.2 / 3.3 / 5.6)
Product dimensions
(Fig. 3.3)
Product components
(Fig. 3.4)
Sensor enclosure
Wall mount
Twilight setting control dial
Sensor unit
Z-Wave control dial
Status LED
Reach
(Fig. 4.1)
4. Electrical installation
• Switch OFF power supply
(Fig. 3.5)
Connecting the mains supply lead
The mains leads consists of at least a
3-core cable:
L
= Phase conductor
(usually black or brown)
N
= Neutral conductor
(usually blue)
PE
= Protective-earth conductor
(usually green/yellow)
If you are in any doubt, identify the
conductors using a voltage tester;
then disconnect from the power
supply again. Loop through any
protective-earth conductor.
Important:
incorrectly wired con-
nections will produce a short circuit
later on in the product or your fuse
box. In this case, you must identify
the individual leads and reconnect
them. An appropriate power switch
for switching ON and OFF can be in-
stalled in the supply lead. The electric
circuit must be protected by a 10 A
circuit breaker.
Connection diagram
(Fig. 3.5)
5. Mounting
• Check all components for
damage.
• Do not use the product if it is
damaged.
• Select an appropriate mounting
location, taking the reach and
motion detection into considera-
tion
(Fig. 4.1)
. The most reliable
way of detecting movement is to
install the sensor aimed across
the direction in which a person
would walk and by ensuring that
no obstacles (such as trees, walls
etc.) obstruct the line of sensor
vision.
(Fig. 4.2 / 4.3)
Mounting procedure
• Switch OFF power supply.
• Detach enclosure from wall
mount .
(Fig. 4.5)
• Mark drill holes.
(Fig. 4.6)
• Drill holes and fit wall plugs.
(Fig. 4.7)
• Fit sealing plug.
(Fig. 4.8)
– Concealed power supply lead
(Fig. 4.9)
– Concealed power supply lead
with spacers
(Fig. 4.10)
• Drill condensation water drainage
hole with a 5 mm drill bit.
(Fig. 4.11)
• Connect conductors.
(Fig. 4.12 / 4.13)
• Fit enclosure onto wall mount.
(Fig. 4.14)
• Screw in retaining screws.
(Fig. 4.15)
• Switch ON power supply.
(Fig. 4.15)
• Set functions
"6. Function"
