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PIR 04/WH
movement detector
Before using the product for the first time, please read the
instructions for use below and retain them for later reference. The
original instructions were written in the Hungarian language.
This appliance may only be used by persons with impaired physical, sensory
or mental capabilities, or lacking in experience or knowledge, as well as children
from the age of 8, if they are under supervision or have been given instruction
concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety and they
have understood the hazards associated with use. Children should not be allowed to
play with the unit. Children may only clean or perform user maintenance on the appliance
under supervision.
• passive infrared (PIR) sensor • for operating lamps • detecting distance: 12 m • detecting
angle: 180° • adjustable operation time: 10 sec. - 7 min. • adjustable light sensitivity:
3-2000 LUX •
works when dark or bright
• could be bent vertically
The passive infra-red (PIR) movement detector is ideal to automatically control the night
light for buildings, gardens, garages, walkways etc. It saves energy because you can set the
desired strength of environment light to block the device as well as the period while the lamp
is on. The period is prolonged (the lamp stays on) if the device detects repeated movement
in the observed area before turning off. The switch-off period always starts when the last
detected movement ceases.
Within the maximum switched load values, it is not only capable of controlling lighting but is
also suitable for switching small motors such as those used in fans. Designed for outdoor
use, it features
IP44
protection.
CONTROLS
The device must be mounted so that the controls are on the bottom.
TIME:
Switch-off period from the last detected movement: adjustable between
approximately 10 seconds and 7 minutes.
Set it on the minimum value if you want the lamp to switch off as soon as possible after
leaving the area. For walkways it is recommended to set a longer switch-off period.
For
energy-saving fluorescent lights selecting the maximum adjustable time, but at least 5
minutes, is recommended.
LUX:
Strength of environment light:
3-2000 LUX
During the day, when lighting is not required, prevents turning on the light, thereby saving a
considerable amount of energy. You can set light sensitivity according to local conditions.
Turn the control towards the moon symbol if you only want to use the lamp in the dark, and
towards the sun symbol if it must be on in the twilight period as well.
MOUNTING
The pictures showing the detection area guide you to choose the ideal mounting location:
- sensitivity is greatest when the movement's direction is perpendicular to the emitted IR
rays
- typical height is 2.5 m; under optimal conditions, the maximum range of detection can be
approximately 12 m at <24 °C environment temperature
- if the difference in temperature between the moving object and its environment is small
(e.g. in hot weather during the summer), the 12 m range may go down to as little as 6 m
- the device can occasionally be triggered by streaming hot air, gusts of wind, the engine of a
passing car or small animals
- if the lamp's light sensor is in partial or full shadow (e.g. when located under a roof or tree)
the device can also be triggered by movement during the day
- it is recommended to ensure good visibility in the detection range
GETTING STARTED
Warning: Installation should only be performed by a specialist, in compliance with the safety
and contact protection regulations in force.
1. Unscrew the two screws fastening the back cover and remove the cover.
2. The cover can be wall-mounted via the two holes in the opposite corners.
3. Cut electric power and securely connect the three wires in the terminal. You can pull the
cable through after punching the rubber plug. Only make a hole as large as necessary
when pulling the wire through in order to avoid water trickling inside the device.
4. Fasten the device to the back cover already mounted on the wall.
5. After restoring power the detector is ready.
6. Perform various tests to find the TIME and LUX settings you need.
7. You can change the observed zone by vertically adjusting the head.
CARE
Warning: Power off the motion detector prior to cleaning it.
The sensor window may require cleaning from time to time, depending on the degree of
contamination.
Use a soft, dry cloth to remove any stubborn deposits.
TROUBLESHOOTING
WARNINGS
• Confirm that the appliance has not been damaged in transit.
•
The unit may only be mounted on surfaces of appropriate bearing capacity.
• Handle with care; protect from physical shock, vibration, extremely low or high
temperatures, humidity and moisture.
• Must not be exposed to direct sunlight or heat.
•
When installed outdoors, the unit should be mounted in a location away from direct
sunlight (e.g., under the eaves).
• Do not place near a fan, radiator or air vent.
• The detector's sensitivity greatly depends on the operating conditions.
• The device can be installed by a technician, following the applicable safety and electric
shock protection regulations.
• Requires a short power-up period before starting to operate normally after electricity is
restored.
• Clean with a dry, soft cloth; never use aggressive detergents.
•
Make sure that the maximum load limit is not exceeded.
• Removing the device's cover results in danger of electric shock.
• In case of malfunction, cut electricity and consult a technician.
Waste equipment must not be collected separately or disposed of with
household waste because it may contain components hazardous to the
environment or health. Used or waste equipment may be dropped off free of
charge at the point of sale, or at any distributor which sells equipment of identical
nature and function. Dispose of product at a facility specializing in the collection
of electronic waste. By doing so, you will protect the environment as well as the
health of others and yourself. If you have any questions, contact the local waste
management organization. We shall undertake the tasks pertinent to the
manufacturer as prescribed in the relevant regulations and shall bear any
associated costs arising.
TECHNICAL PARAMETERS
principle of operation:
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passive infrared (PIR) sensor
detection angle:
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180 radial
optimum speed of motion detection:
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0.6 – 1.5 m/s
detection distance:
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max. 12 m (<24˚C)
operating time:
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min. 10 sec. ±3 sec.
;
max. 7 min ± 2 sec.
light sensitivity:
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3-2000 LUX (adjustable)
recommended installation height:
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1.8 – 2.5 m
operating temperature:
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-20 -+ 40 C
operating humidity:
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93% RH
power supply (standby/on):
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230 VAC / 50 Hz (0.1 W / 0.45 W)
* relay-switched power:
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230 VAC / 50 Hz
incandescent light bulb: .................max. 1200 W
fluorescent light:............................max. 300 W
motor
: ..........................................max. 150 W
size:.......................................................85 x 85 x 95 mm
Meaning of Ip44:
Protected from the entry of solid objects larger that 1 mm.
Protected from splashing water (from all directions).
The motion detector does
not switch the unit off.
Check the motion detector and the unit's connections.
Check whether the switched unit is malfunctioning.
Check whether the adjusted light sensitivity is appropriate.
Check whether something is obstructing the motion
detector's window, or if it requires cleaning.
The ambient temperature may be too high.
Check whether there is an induction signal source in the
motion detector's sensing area. (e.g. electric motor)
Check the installation height.
Check whether the direction of motion detection is
appropriate.
Check whether there is a constant infrared signal source in
the motion detector's sensing area.
Check whether the delay time is set to maximum.
Check that the mains voltage is 230VAC/50Hz.
Check whether the temperature varies frequently in the
vicinity of the sensor (e.g., due to air conditioner or heater).
The switched unit
does not operate.
Low sensitivity.
Cause
Solution
