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Surface-Mount PIR Switching Sensor: Installation Guide
Setup
Presence Mode
Auto on, auto off via time-out settings (no manual wall switch control). Multiple sensors can be connected to the same load
in order to extend the detection zone (see figure in section ‘Multiple sensors’ on page 2). When used in conjunctions with
illuminance settings, the load will only switch on if the detected light levels are below the minimum level set on the illuminance
threshold adjuster.
Absence Mode
Manual on via wall switch, auto off via time-out settings or manual off via wall switch. Single sensors only. Not for use with
multiple sensors in parallel.
Illuminance Setup
Notes: It is best to adjust the illuminance setting when the ambient light level is at the required minimum level.
For loads that should switch on regardless of ambient light levels, set the illuminance setting to maximum (photocell
inactive).
1. Set the illuminance setting to minimum and wait for the load to switch off.
2. Slowly increase the illuminance setting while waving your hand below the sensor until the connected load switches on.
Connection and Fixing
Side entry
On the sensor head and back mounting
plate, knock out the required side entry
for the conduit and/or the cables.
2b.
On the back mounting plate,
knock out the mounting holes
or predrill the pilot holes for
the screws.
1.
Rear entry
On the back mounting plate,
knock out the rear entry hole
for the cable.
2a
Screw the back mounting
plate to the ceiling or back
box via the mounting holes.
4
Wire the cables into the
block terminal.
5
Push the sensor head onto the back
mounting plate. Then align the clips
with the slots on the sensor heads.
6
—or—
—or—
Rear entry
Pass the cable through the
rear entry hole on the back
mounting plate.
3a
.
3b.
Side entry
Pass the cable through the side
entry point on the back mounting
plate.