Glass sensor
Push the glass sensor onto the adapter ring until it engages.
The engagement on the adapter ring is only a preliminary fastening. Additional fastening
using the anti-dismantling protection is necessary for operation.
Tighten the screw (Figure 7, 16) at the bottom of the adapter ring. Use a Pozidrive-type
Phillips screwdriver, size 0.
Additional anti-dismantling protection has been provided.
Dismantling the glass sensor
If necessary remove the screw (Figure 7, 16) at the bottom of the adapter ring. Use a
Pozidrive-type Phillips screwdriver, size 0.
The additional anti-dismantling protection has been removed.
Press the supplied dismantling tool against the centre of the glass sensor.
Using the dismantling tool, pull the glass sensor evenly out of the clamp springs.
Pull the ribbon cable out of the glass sensor.
The 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, approx. 32 mA
4gang, approx. 38 mA
Switching voltage
max. 30 V=
Switching current with
- KNX/EIB adapter 2 x 8gang
max. 1 mA
- adapter KNX/EIB, relay
max. 10 mA
- radio adapter
max. 1 mA
LED input voltage
max. 5 V=
LED input current
max. 1 mA
Surface adjustment
up to 20 mm
6.2 Troubleshooting
Surface adjustment
Cause: Retaining pins incorrectly adjusted on the setscrews.
Re-measure setting of the retaining pin and correct if necessary.
Glass sensor shifts on the wall
Cause: Smooth surface provides insufficient purchase.
Use the adhesive points for mounting (prepare glass sensor for mounting on smooth
surface).
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