410BM_Rev07_061114.pdf
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Installation and Operating Instructions
Flush-mount (FM) motion detector,
top unit, 180°
Art. no.:
D xx.410 BM o.A.
1. General description
Permissible PEHA FM assemblies:
- FM assembly (triac)
492 AN o.A.
- FM assembly (relay)
493 o.A.
- FM assembly (FET)
492 AB o.A.
- FM assembly (standard triac)
482 o.A.
- FM assembly (standard relay)
483 o.A.
- FM assembly (relay) 24V
482/24 o.A.
- PHC FM module with T.
941/24 EM FM o.A.
Top unit motion detectors can be used to switch PEHA FM
assemblies on and off. The motion detector can only be operated
in conjunction with the above-named permissible FM assemblies.
A description of circuit variations and motion detector functions
in combination with various FM assemblies can be found in the
operating instructions of the respective FM assembly.
2. Installation
Work on 230 V mains may only be performed by trained and
authorised personnel. All such activities may only be performed
when mains voltage has been switched off.
Sufficient distance (1 m minimum) should be maintained between
the motion detector and lighting fixtures in order to prevent
undesirable motion detector switching as a result of lighting. Air
drafts can cause false activations.
These flush-mount (FM) assemblies have a prescribed installation
orientation (TOP is marked) to ensure that the motion detector
will operate properly. The motion detector top unit must be care-
fully plugged into the appropriate socket when mains voltage is
switched off. Guide it carefully when plugging it in.
The following must be observed:
- prevailing statutes, standards and regulations.
- state of the art technology at the time of installation.
- the operating instructions for FM devices and attachments.
- the fact that operating instructions can only make general
reference to regulations but that these must then be
interpreted in conjunction with a specific system.
These devices may
not
be used in systems whose operation
could present a hazard to persons, animals or property.
3. Technical specifications
Range
.....................................................................8m radius
Installed height
...........................................optimal 0,8-1,2m
Ingress protection class
................................................IP20
Time setting
............infinitely variable up to about 30 minutes
The light sensor can be freely adjusted from about 2 lux to
daytime operation.
At an installed height of 2.20 m, persons having a height of at
least 1.50 m will be detected at a distance of 0.5 m from the
motion detector.
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Fig. 1
Motion detector with
closed designer cover
4. Warranty
These operating instructions are an integral part of both the
device and our terms of warranty. They must be furnished to
the user. The technical design of the device is subject to
change without prior notification.
PEHA
products are manufactured and quality-checked with the
latest technology according to applicable national and international
regulations. Nevertheless, if a product should exhibit a defect,
PEHA
warrants to make remedy as follows (regardless of any
claims against the dealer to which the end-user may be entitled
as a result of the sales transaction):
In the event of a justified and properly-established claim,
PEHA
shall exercise its prerogative to either repair or replace the
defective device. Further claims or liability for consequential
damages are explicitly excluded. A justifiable deficiency is one
in which the device exhibits a structural, manufacturing, or
material defect that makes it unusable or substantially impairs
its utility at the time it is turned over to the end-user.
The warranty does not apply to natural wear, unintended usage,
incorrect connection, device tampering or the effects of external
influences. The warranty period is for 24 months from the date
of purchase by the end-user from a dealer and ends not later
than 36 months after the device's date of manufacture. German
law is applicable for the settlement of warranty claims.
5. Motion detector top unit functions
The motion detector's top unit has two setting options. The
designer cover must be opened to use the adjusting potentiometer.
The cover is opened by disengaging a latch located at the
cover's upper edge (see Fig. 2).
The latch release must be lightly pressed inward (e.g. with a
screwdriver) such that the designer cover can be opened
while the latch is held down.
The
left
potentiometer (see Fig. 3)
establishes the ambient
light value limit
at which FM assemblies can be turned on or
off. Operation under daylight conditions is enabled when this
potentiometer is turned clockwise to its limit.
The more this potentiometer is turned counter clockwise, the
darker ambient light conditions must be before the motion
detector top unit reaches its operational range.
The
right
potentiometer establishes the
switch-on duration
for connected light fixtures.
The potentiometer's counter clockwise limit will produce only a
brief impulse. The further this potentiometer is turned clockwise,
the longer the active-on time will be.
An additional pushbutton is provided on the motion detector's
top unit to activate the
continuous-light function
. When the
continuous-light function is activated, an LED inside the motion
detector's top unit will illuminate and connected light fixtures will
remain switched on for a period of 2 hours. Pressing this button
again will put the unit back into automatic operation mode.
Fig. 2
Unlatching the
designer cover
Fig. 3
Motion detector top unit with open
designer cover
Pushbutton for activating the
continuous-light function
Adjusting potentiometer for setting
switch-on duration
Adjusting potentiometer for setting
the
ambient light value
6. Detection range
6.1 PEHA lens detection diagram at 22 °C
6.2 PEHA lens detection diagram at 22 °C
and an installed height of 0.8 ... 1.2 mm
Detection angle:
- 180° horizontal
- vertically, 20° upward
- vertically, 50° downward for an angle of
0° ...60° and 120° ...180°
- vertically, 35° downward for an angle of
70° ... 110°
0
°
20
°
35
°
50
°
0,8-1,2 m
0 m
1 m
2 m
3 m
4 m
5 m
6 m
7 m
8 m
90°
100°
110°
120°
130°
140°
150°
160°
170°
180°
190°
200°
210°
220°
230°
240°
250°
260°
270°
280°
290°
300°
310°
320°
330°
340°
350°
360°
10°
20°
30°
40°
50°
60°
70°
80°
