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ES608B HF Motion Sensor User Manual
General
The ES608B is an active motion sensor that emits high-frequency waves (5.8GHz).
The sensor detects the change in the echo return, and is sensitive to movement in
its detection zone.
The ES608B is designed to be used in a device or system and must not be operated
without appropriate protective covering.
If, after reviewing this guide, you require additional information or assistance
please contact Eco Heat Equipment at info@ecosensor.co.za, +27 (0)861 999 887,
or www.ecosensor.co.za.
Technical Specifications
§ Voltage: 220 – 240V/AC
§ Frequency: 50/60Hz
§ Working temperature: -15°C to 70°C
§ Load: Incandescent max: 1 000W
Fluorescent max: 600W
LED max: 300W
§ Detection Range: 2 – 10m
§ Detection Angle: 360°
§ Light level: 10 – 500 LUX
§ Time setting: 10 seconds – 30 minutes
§ Installation height: 2 – 10m
§ Motion Sensor HF system: 5.8GHz CW radar, ISM band
§ Motion Sensor transmission power: <0.2mW RF power
§ Dimensions: 60mm* (L) x 41mm (W) x 28.5mm(H)
(* excludes mounting foot – total length 65.5mm)
Safety
Any incorrect use or installation procedure not recommended by the
manufacturer may cause fire, electrical shock or injury to persons.
Box Contents
Your box should contain the following items:
§ HF Sensor
WARNING:
Controlling a load in excess of the specified ratings will damage the unit and lights
and could pose risk of fire and electric shock.
Do not install this unit to control a power socket.
Installation Instructions
WARNING: THE ES608B IS DESIGNED TO BE A COMPONENT IN A DEVICE OR SYSTEM
AND IS NOT SUITABLE TO BE USED IN ITS CURRENT FORM. ENSURE THE USE OF THE
ES608B IS IN ACCORDANCE WITH NATIONAL AND LOCAL ELECTRICAL CODES AND
STANDARDS.
Note: Do not install the motion sensor on unstable or vibrating surfaces, or near
doors and windows where outside movement may be detected. Motion may be
detected through ceilings, drywall, wood or plastic.
Sensor calibration:
Note: Allow up to 1 minute for the motion sensor to recalibrate after it has been
connected for the very first time. This is only necessary during installation or when
the mains supply is disconnected.
Note: After the connected device switches OFF, it takes approximately 4 seconds
before it is able to start detecting movement again. The connected device will
only switch on in response to movement once this period has elapsed.
Wire diagram
Operation and Field of View
The motion sensor detects motion within its coverage area and controls the
associated load connected to the sensor. For best performance, persons or
objects moving towards the sensor are ideal. Detection is possible through
wooden doors, panes of glass, dry wall, ceiling tiles, or thin brick walls. Beware of
windows facing passages or roads.
Ceiling Mount
Wall Mount (side view)
Wall Mount (top view)
Motion Sensor Settings and Adjustments
The motion sensor is a high frequency (HF) type electronic occupancy detector,
which in turn switches a load when connected to the motion sensor. There are
three adjustments that can be made to influence the operation of the motion
sensor:
1. RANGE: motion detection range
2. TIME: time delay after motion until shut off
3. LUX/LIGHT: level of ambient light sensitivity
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The three adjustments settings are as follows:
Detection range: 2m to 10m
Time setting range: 10 sec to 30 min
Lux (light) sensitivity: 10 to 500 LUX
There are 8 settings on the motion sensor that control the range, time and lux.
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Step 1 – Adjust the detection range of the motion sensor
The detection range is the term used to describe the radius of the circular
detection zone produced on the ground after mounting the unit at a height of
about 2.5m.
ON position = "1"
OFF position = “0”
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WARNING: If the sensitivity is adjusted too high, the sensor will pick up movement
such as curtains blowing in the wind, small animals or movement through windows
and thin walls. If the sensor is too sensitive, adjust the detection range lower.
Step 2 – Adjust the time setting of the motion sensor
The time setting will determine the time that needs to lapse before the motion
sensor switches off due to lack of movement in the detection area. Any
movement detected during the time setting will restart the timer and keep the
connected device on.
ON position = "1"
OFF position = “0”
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Step 3 – Adjust the lux setting of the motion sensor (if applicable)
The lux (light) sensitivity can be used to ensure the unit only operates during
minimum lux settings. The lux setting can also be disabled by setting it to the ‘24hr’
position, (S6=”0”, S7=”0”, S8=”0”) meaning the lux (light) level will have no effect on
the operation of the unit.
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ON position = "1"
OFF position = “0”
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OTHER CAUTIONS:
Disconnect power when working on electrical outlets or components.
Do not push on the surface of the lens.
Cleaning
Carefully wipe sensor with a soft damp cloth.
Recycling
Please recycle all packaging material that came with the motion sensor.
Warranty
The sensor has a three (3) year warranty after the date of the original purchase.
Please keep your original receipt, as this will be required for any claims under this
warranty. The warranty is a strictly carry in policy. (The sensor/s must be returned to
Eco Heat offices for a claim to be processed).
The warranty does not cover:
§ damage from misuse,
§ neglect or abuse,
§ products that have been modified in any way,
§ shipping and handling cost associated with the product,
§ damage resulting from accidents, lightning, fire, water, power surges,
natural disasters and/or incorrect installation
For more information, view the Return/Refund Policy at www.ecosensor.co.za.
Trouble Shooting
Malfunction
Possible Cause
Remedy
The unit will
not switch
“on”
a. No mains power
b. No movement is
detected (in detection
zone)
c. Wrong LUX/LIGHT level
setting
d. Electrical circuitry faulty
e. Electrical Installation not
done correctly
f. Unit may be faulty
a. Check mains power is on
b. Move towards the unit (in
detection zone) or increase the
detection range settings
c. Adjust setting on the LUX/LIGHT
settings
d. Refer to the ‘Electrical
Installation’ section to ensure
correct installation
e. Have a certified electrician
disconnect and test the unit
f. Contact Eco Heat Equipment
Unit stays
“on”
permanently
a. Continuous movement in
detection zone
b. The sensor is not
mounted correctly for
reliable operation
c. Wrong LUX/LIGHT level
setting
d. Time setting control is set
too high
e. Unit may be faulty
a. Check detection range setting
and reduce detection range
sensitivity
b. Check detection range setting
and mounting procedure
c. Adjust setting on the LUX/LIGHT
settings
d. Adjust the time setting control
e. Contact Eco Heat Equipment
Due to minor improvements in design or otherwise, the product you purchase
may differ from the one shown in this leaflet. For more information or advice on
this or any other Eco Heat Equipment products, visit www.ecosensor.co.za or
phone +27 (0)861 999 887.
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