Philips ActiLume G2 Product Manual

Product Guide
ActiLume G2 Indus Sensor H513 N
LRI1668
The Philips ActiLume G2 Indus Sensor H513 N is a small, lightweight multisensor
designed for integration into luminaires.
The ActiLume G2 Indus Sensor H513 N can be used in combination with the ActiLume
1-10V gen2 (LLC1682) controller. The sensor is specically designed to be used in
places with high ceilings such as warehouses; retail shops etc. but can also be applied
in oce or corridor like applications with high ceilings. The multisensor has a passive
infra-red (PIR) receiver for movement detection, an infra-red (IR) receiver for receiving
information (commands, settings and/or selection) from, for example, the IRT9090
infra-red remote, a daylight receiver to provide Daylight Dependent Regulation (DDR)
and a bi-color LED for indication of sensor powered and motion detection.
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Product Guide - LRI1668
Features and benets
• The Philips ActiLume G2 Indus Sensor H513 N is a luminaire based detector designed for energy savings up to 45%.
• The ActiLume G2 Indus Sensor H513 N consists of three state of the art miniature detectors and when it is combined with a suitable controller, it forms an intelligent lighting solution.
• The light sensor is sensitive for visible radiation (matching the human eye) providing automatic savings with daylight depending regulation, without any visible discomfort for the user.
• The ActiLume G2 Indus Sensor H513 N is connected to the controller by means of a standardized RJ10 (4p4c) connector.
• Factory light level setting is at 250 lux at a reection factor of 0.2 and the sensor mounted at a height of 10m.
Dimensional drawing
LRI1668 sensor dimensions in mm.
Applications
The ActiLume G2 Indus Sensor H513 N is optimized for high ceiling situations, warehouses and such, but can also be used in for other applications.
Commissioning
The ActiLume G2 Indus Sensor H513 N system can, once it is installed and has been commissioned, work stand alone. For commissioning the lighting solution (sensor & controller) an extensive infrared user interface (remote control) is available.
• IRT9090 extended IR programming tool
(suited for commissioning and conguration).
Philips quality
This ensures quality with respect to:
• System supplier.
• As manufacturer of lamps, electronic control gear and lighting control equipment, Philips ensures that, from the earliest development stage, optimum performance is maintained.
• International standards.
• Philips lighting control equipment complies with all relevant international rules and regulations.
Detection patterns of the sensors
Daylight sensor
The light sensor measures the total amount of light in a circular eld of 80% of the PIR detection area. The following aspects should be observed during installation:
• Minimum distance from the window 0.6m.
• Prevent light reections from outside entering the sensor (for example sunlight reection on a car bonnet) as this will lead to incorrect light regulation.
As a guideline the formula 0.72 x H can be used to calculate the minimum distance between the window and sensor whereby H is the height from the bottom of the window to the ceiling.
Infra-Red sensor
The infra-red sensor receives information
(RC5 code) from infra-red transmitters, such as the IRT9090, and passes the information on towards the connected controller. The IR sensor is capable of receiving signals under an angle of approximately 15°.
LED indicator
The LED indicator transmits light in two colors:
• Red when movement is detected.
• Yellow when the LRI1668 sensor is functioning correctly but no movement is detected.
When no light is being transmitted the sensor is not working correctly.
Movement sensor
The detection area for the movement sensor can be roughly divided into two parts:
• minor movement (person moving 0.9 m/s) Ø 5.4 m at 7 m height.
• major movement (person moving 0.9 m/s) Ø 10.8 m at 13 m height.
25.8 mm
(1.13 in)
48.6 mm (1.91 in)
27.2 mm
(1.07 in)
15.9 mm
(0.63 in)
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