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 Presence time delay

 Presence switch-on delay

 Mechanical safety lock

Channel A light 

Switching response is controlled by presence and brightness. 

The switch contact closes during darkness and when some-

one is present. It opens with a delay when there is brightness 

or when no one is present. 

Time delay

The time delay enables delayed switching off of lighting after 

the room is vacated. The time delay is adjustable in a range 

of 10 s to 60 min. If someone goes into an unoccupied room 

only briefly and leaves it within 30 seconds, then the light 

will be switched off prematurely after 2 minutes (short-term 

presence).

Push button control

The lighting can be manually switched at any time via a push 

button or switch. If the light is switched on manually, it will 

remain on for at least 30 minutes provided that people are 

present. It then switches off when the brightness is adequate. 

The light is forced off after the preset time delay if the room 

was (previously) vacated. If artificial lighting is switched off 

manually, the lighting remains switched off as long as the 

room is occupied. The lighting switches again automatically 

after the time delay has expired.

Fully or semi-automatic device

Lighting control can be fully automatic for increased comfort, 

or semi-automatic for greater energy savings. The lighting 

switches on and off automatically as a "fully automatic 

device". As a "semi-automatic device", the lighting must 

always be switched on manually. The lighting is always swit

-

ched off automatically.

Pulse function

Time delay can be set to pulse for controlling existing stair-

case light timer switches. To do so, the light output produces 

a pulse of 0.5 s in duration every 10 s if people are present or 

it is dark.

Channel H presence 

Channel H presence is used for HVAC control. The switching 

response of the floating contact is influenced only by pre

-

sence and not by brightness. If the contact is closed, the time 

delay will be restarted at every movement. Push buttons or 

switches do not influence the contact.

Switch-on delay

The switch-on delay prevents instantaneous switching on. 

The contact closes only on expiry of the switch-on delay, 

provided that people are permanently present. 

Time delay

The time delay enables delayed switching off of HVAC devices 

and systems after the room is vacated. The time delay is 

adjustable in a range of 10 s to 120 min.

5.  Detection area

The rectangular detection area of thePassa presence detec-

tor covers a large detection area, and permits a complete 

coverage of the corridor. It is possible that, in certain areas, 

the detection area is larger than stated. Please bear in mind 

that, based on the walking direction, the detection area is 

divided into different sectors. The recommended installation 

height is 2.0 m – 6.0 m. As installation height increases, the 

sensitivity of the presence detector decreases. 

 

From installation heights of 3.5 m, the detection areas of 

several detectors should overlap in the marginal zones. The 

detection range is reduced as the temperature increases.

The detection area is divided into two zones. These can be 

easily activated or deactivated by using the remote control.

Detection area zone 1 and zone 2 (factory 

setting)

A

r

t

r

t

Zone 1

Zone 2

Installation height 

(A)

walking persons 

frontal (r)

walking persons 

across (t)

2.0 m

16 x 3.5 m (56 m

2

)

16 x 3.5 m (56 m

2

)

2.5 m

18 x 4 m (72 m

2

)

22 x 4 m (88 m

2

)

3.0 m

20 x 4.5 m (90 m

2

)

30 x 4.5 m (135 m

2

)

3.5 m

20 x 5 m (100 m

2

)

30 x 5 m (150 m

2

)

4.0 m

20 x 5 m (100 m

2

)

30 x 5 m (150 m

2

)

4.5 m

20 x 5 m (100 m

2

)

30 x 5 m (150 m

2

)

5.0 m

20 x 5 m (100 m

2

)

30 x 5 m (150 m

2

)

5.5 m

20 x 5 m (100 m

2

)

30 x 5 m (150 m

2

)

6.0 m

20 x 5 m (100 m

2

)

30 x 5 m (150 m

2

)

All figures are guidance values.

Detection area zone 1 or zone 2

A

r

t

A

r

t

r

t

Zone 1

r

t

Zone 2

Installation height 

(A)

walking persons 

frontal (r)

walking persons 

across (t)

2.0 m

8 x 3.5 m (28 m

2

)

8 x 3.5 m (28 m

2

)

2.5 m

9 x 4 m (36 m

2

)

11 x 4 m (44 m

2

)

3.0 m

10 x 4.5 m (45 m

2

)

15 x 4.5 m (68 m

2

)

3.5 m

10 x 5 m (50 m

2

)

15 x 5 m (75 m

2

)

4.0 m

10 x 5 m (50 m

2

)

15 x 5 m (75 m

2

)

Содержание B29004005

Страница 1: ...l app remote control LMS MG PROGRAM REMOTE BT B29012003 optional and the corresponding Glamox Sensor app iOS Android safety cover LMS SENSOR SAFETY COVER B29011001 optional 2 Safety Danger of death through electric shock or fire Installation should only be carried out by a qualified electrician WARNING Work on electrical systems may only be carried out by qualified electricians or by instructed pe...

Страница 2: ...tact is closed the time delay will be restarted at every movement Push buttons or switches do not influence the contact Switch on delay The switch on delay prevents instantaneous switching on The contact closes only on expiry of the switch on delay provided that people are permanently present Time delay The time delay enables delayed switching off of HVAC devices and systems after the room is vaca...

Страница 3: ...h inrush current levels of the EBs and LED drivers The use of an external contactor helps with large loads Parallel switching enables allocation of load to several Masters All switched loads must be properly suppressed 6 Installation Flush mounted fitting The presence detector is flush mounted using a size 1 stan dard flush mounting installation socket Surface mounted installation with LMS MG SURF...

Страница 4: ... on presence Potentiometer Lighting time delay The following guidance values have proved themselves in practice and are recommended as settings Transit zones no work area approx 5 min Classroom approx 10 min Work areas office meeting room approx 10 min Pulse Control of staircase light timer switch 0 5 s on 10 s off Settings of switch contact H presence Potentiometer Presence time delay The contact...

Страница 5: ...of the different brightness measurements at the ceiling and on the work surface the brightness value depends on the ambient conditions Room correction factor Brightness value at the ceiling Brightness value on the floor The brightness measurement value at the ceiling is influenced by the installation location incidence of light position of the sun weather conditions the reflection properties of th...

Страница 6: ... to absence or brightness man Control input S Control input S for manual switch on off of channel A light automatically detects push buttons or switches Several push buttons can be connected to control input S Use light push button only with neutral conductor connector Value range Glamox Sensor app Automatic detection of push button or switch A signal that is present for less than 0 7 s is detecte...

Страница 7: ... light switch contact opens after 10 s y y Brightness measurement deactivated detector does not react to brightness y y The detector reacts as in configuration type fully auto matic device even if semi automatic is set y y Teach in cannot be activated in test mode Test mode ends automatically after 10 min The detector restarts itself see switch on behaviour 10 Technical data Operating voltage 110 ...

Страница 8: ...r Push button not fed to the Master Light cannot be swit ched off with the push button Push button not fed to the detector Check wiring to the push button Device does not respond Short circuit or several phases in parallel swit ching Disconnect detector from the power supply for 5 min thermal fuse Error flashing 4 x per second Error in self test device not functional LED display LED Description Fl...

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