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Glass sensor 

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Insert the setscrews (Figure 6, 11) of the glass sensor into the clamp springs (Figure 6, 13) 
and press in until the retaining pins (Figure 6, 12) engage noticeably. 

Connecting the glass sensor and mounting it on a wall box with an adapter ring 

The necessary adapter must be connected to a supply voltage and an interface. The wall box 
2gang for the glass sensor is mounted at the installation location. 

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Snap the adapter ring onto the back of the glass sensor. The marking 

TOP

 on the inside of 

the adapter ring must be at the top. 

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Adjust the positions of the retaining pins. Screw the retaining pins on the setscrews out by 
the thickness of the adapter ring (5 mm). 

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If necessary, measure the required surface adjustment (Figure 6, x). Additionally screw  
the retaining pins (Figure 6, 12) on the setscrews (Figure 6, 11) out by the surface 
adjustment x so that they have a distance of 20 mm + x from the socket for the setscrews. 

 

Set the surface adjustment precisely so that after mounting the glass sensor is firmly in 
contact with the wall. 

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Connect the glass sensor to the adapter being used by means of the supplied ribbon cable. 
Do this by inserting the plugs into the slots provided for that purpose in the glass sensor 
(Figure 2, 4) and the adapter. 

The electrical connection to the adapter has been established. 

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Place the adapter, connecting cables and if necessary system interfaces in the wall box. 

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Insert the setscrews (Figure 6, 11) of the glass sensor into the clamp springs (Figure 6, 13) 
and press in until the retaining pins (Figure 6, 12) engage noticeably. 

Connecting the glass sensor and mounting it with additional anti-dismantling protection 

For additional anti-dismantling protection the glass sensor is connected to the adapter ring by 
means of a locking screw at the bottom of the adapter ring. For this reason, the adapter ring 
must be screwed to the wall box or the wall ahead of time. 

The necessary adapter must be connected to a supply voltage and an interface. The wall box 
2gang for the glass sensor is mounted at the installation location. 

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03/2007

Содержание 168 Series

Страница 1: ...an The glass sensor is not suitable for direct switching of mains voltage or low voltage Failure to observe these instructions may lead to damage to the device fire or other hazards These instructions are an integral component of the product and must be retained by the end user 2 Structure of the device 1 2 3 Figure 1 Front view 1 Sensor surfaces 2 White LEDs 3 Blue LED 97 09440 000 Page 1 9 03 20...

Страница 2: ... or controlled via the connected system if this is allowed by the system The glass sensor must be connected to an adapter using the supplied ribbon cable The adapter can be used to connect interfaces to the systems KNX EIB or radio bus or supply voltage from 8 to 30 V Other systems such as relay circuits can also be connected using an adapter within the limits of the technical specifications 4 Ope...

Страница 3: ...ific interface and the connected installation system For instructions on connecting the adapter to the installation environment please consult the operating and assembly instructions for the adapter The user must provide a supply voltage of from 8 to 30 V for the glass sensor 11 12 9 10 Figure 3 Berker recommends mounting the glass sensor on a special wall box Figure 3 10 This wall box 2gang for g...

Страница 4: ...ng state of the respective connected loads The blue LED can be parameterised as an orientation light that is lit at night or as an operation LED that is not lit at night so as not to be annoying 5 6 Figure 4 To activate the LEDs via the connected system the corresponding jumper Figure 4 on the back of the glass sensor must be adjusted J1 Jumper 1 Figure 4 5 for operating mode of the blue LED J2 Ju...

Страница 5: ...face adjustment Figure 6 x Screw the retaining pins Figure 6 12 on the setscrews Figure 6 11 out by the surface adjustment x so that they have a distance of 15 mm x from the socket for the setscrews Set the surface adjustment precisely so that after mounting the glass sensor is firmly in contact with the wall Connect the glass sensor to the adapter being used by means of the supplied ribbon cable ...

Страница 6: ... precisely so that after mounting the glass sensor is firmly in contact with the wall Connect the glass sensor to the adapter being used by means of the supplied ribbon cable Do this by inserting the plugs into the slots provided for that purpose in the glass sensor Figure 2 4 and the adapter The electrical connection to the adapter has been established Place the adapter connecting cables and if n...

Страница 7: ... adapter ring Use a Pozidrive type Phillips screwdriver size 0 Additional anti dismantling protection has been provided Connecting the glass sensor and mounting it on a 1gang flush mounted box The necessary adapter must be connected to a supply voltage and an interface The flush mounted box is mounted at the installation location Screw the setscrews Figure 6 11 out of the sockets on the back of th...

Страница 8: ...glass sensor has been dismantled Putting the glass sensor into operation The installation system has been made ready for operation Mains voltage is connected to the system devices Switch on supply voltage for the glass sensor The glass sensor is ready for operation 6 Appendix 6 1 Technical data Operating voltage 8 30 V Current consumption in operation 1gang approx 20 mA 2gang approx 26 mA 3gang ap...

Страница 9: ... for the temperature to equalise Glass sensor cannot be pulled off Cause Additional anti dismantling protection has been provided Remove screw at the bottom of the adapter ring dismantle the glass sensor 6 3 Accessories Wall box 2gang for glass sensor 1870 Universal adapter 7590 00 32 KNX EIB adapter 2 x 8gang 7590 00 31 6 4 Warranty We reserve the right to make technical and formal changes to the...

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