Theben thePrema P360-101 E UP WH, thePrema P360-101 E UP GR Operating Instructions Manual
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thePrema P360-101 E UP WH
2070105
thePrema P360-101 E UP GR
2070106
307175
1103087101
Presence detector
EN
1. Product characteristics
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Passive infrared presence detector for ceiling installation
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Square detection area 360° (up to 100 m2) for reliable and
easy planning
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Automatic presence- and brightness-dependent control for
lighting and HVAC
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Mixed light measurement suitable for uorescent lamps
(FL/PL/ESL), halogen/incandescent lamps and LEDs
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Light measurement can be switched to spot or wide
measurement
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Channel A light: relay, 230 V
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Fully or semi-automatic operation, switchable
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Brightness switching value congurable, teach-in function
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Self-learning time delay
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Reduction of time delay when present briey (short-term
presence)
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Connection option for push buttons or switches for manual
switching with automatic detection of «push button/
switch»
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Pulse function for staircase light timer switch
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Channel H, presence: relay, oating
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e.g. for HVAC control
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Switch-on delay and time delay congurable
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Room monitoring with selective movement detection
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Ready for immediate use due to factory presetting
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Exceptionally easy conguration of the energy-saving response with the new «eco plus» function
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Test mode for checking function and detection area
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Extension of detection area via master/slave or master/
master switching, a maximum of 10 detectors can be switched in parallel with each other
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Flexible relay operating modes
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Ceiling installation in ush-mounted box
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Surface mounting on ceilings possible with back box
(option)
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User remote control «theSenda S» (option)
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Management remote control «SendoPro» (option)
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Installation remote control «theSenda P» (option)
2. Safety
Danger of death through electric shock or fire!
Installation should only be carried out by a
qualified electrician!
WARNING
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Work on electrical systems may only be carried out by
qualied electricians or by instructed persons under the
guidance and supervision of a qualied electrician in
accordance with the technical regulations applying to
electricity!
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Comply with the country-specic safety regulations for
work on electrical systems! Ensure absence of voltage in
the cable before installation!
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The device is maintenance-free. If the device is opened
or penetrated with any object, the guarantee lapses.
3. Proper use
The presence detector is intended for interior installation. The
presence detector is exclusively intended for the use as contractually agreed between the manufacturer and the user. Any
other use is considered to be unacceptable. The manufacturer
does not accept liability for any resulting damages.
4. Operation
The presence detector is primarily used in ofces and schools,
as well as in homes, for easy and energy-efcient control of
lighting plus HVAC and shading. The switch contact "light"
switches lighting on with presence and insufcient brightness,
and off with absence or sufcient brightness. The light can
also be switched on/off manually using buttons or switches.
The "Presence" switch contact controls heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems. The contact closes when
someone is present, a switch-on delay permits delayed switch
on. The contact can also be used for room monitoring. It then
responds with reduced sensitivity only to distinct movements.
Function description
Mixed light measurement
Presence detection
Articial light
Push button for manual lighting control
Incident daylight
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Settings on thePrema P360-101
Brightness setpoint value (lux)
Lighting time delay
Presence time delay
Presence switch-on delay
DIP-Switch:
DIP1 Fully automatic/semi-automatic
DIP2 Staircase light function:
room/corridor
DIP3 eco/eco plus
DIP4 Short-term presence On/Off
DIP5 Light test: normal operation/test
DIP6 Presence test: normal operation/
Walking test
Mechanical safety lock
Light channel A
Switching response is controlled by presence and brightness. The switch contact closes during darkness and when
someone is present. It opens with a delay when there is
brightness or when no one is present.
Time delay
The minimum time delay (10 s - 60 min) is adjustable.
It adjusts automatically to the user's behaviour and can
increase independently to max. 30 minutes or reduce back to
the set minimum time. With settings ≤ 2 min or ≥ 30 min, the
time delay remains unchanged at the set value. If someone
goes into an unoccupied room only briey and leaves it within
30 seconds, then the light will be switched off prematurely
after 2 minutes (short-term presence).
Button control
The lighting can be manually switched at any time via a push
button or switch. If the light is switched on manually, it will
remain on for at least 30 minutes provided that people are
present. It then switches off when the brightness is adequate.
The light is forced off after the preset time delay if the room
was (previously) vacated. If articial lighting is switched off
manually, the lighting remains switched off as long as the
room is occupied. The lighting switches again automatically
after the time delay has expired.
Fully or semi-automatic device
Lighting control via the presence detector operates fully
automatically for increased comfort or semi-automatically for
greater energy savings. The lighting switches on and off automatically in "fully automatic" mode. In "semi-automatic", the
lighting must always be switched on manually. The lighting is
switched off automatically.
Staircase light function
The staircase light function can be set to "room" or "corridor"
using the DIP switch or the SendoPro management remote
control. Lighting can be switched on and off manually at any
time in the 'room' position. The detector operates as a staircase light control in the 'corridor' setting. Manual switch off is
no longer possible.
Exceptionally easy conguration of the energy-saving
behaviour
By selecting “eco” for optimal switching behaviour or “eco
plus” for maximum energy saving, users can adjust the presence detector to their requirements very easily.
Pulse function
Time delay can be set to pulse for controlling existing staircase light timer switch. To do so, the light output produces a
pulse of 0.5 seconds duration every 10 seconds if people are
present or it is dark.
Relay operating mode
The light relay can be deactivated. Further information can be
found on page 8, relay operating mode.
Presence channel H
Presence channel H is used for HVAC control or room monitoring. The switching response of the oating contact is inuenced only by presence and not by brightness. If the contact
is closed, the time delay will be restarted at every movement.
Sensors or switches do not inuence the contact.
Switch-on delay
The switch-on delay prevents instantaneous switching on.
The contact closes only on expiry of the switch-on delay,
provided that people are permanently present.
Time delay
The time delay enables delayed switching off of HVAC devices
and systems after the room is vacated.
Room monitoring
If the switch-on delay is set to monitoring, this reduces the
sensitivity of the presence switch output. The contact closes
on distinct movement and indicates the presence of people
with a high degree of certainty. The time delay remains active.
The switch-on delay is inactive.
Relay operating mode
The presence relay can be used with different operating
modes. Presents channel H and light channel A can be
selected, while the light relay can be deactivated if desired.
This makes switching more quiet. Further information can be
found on page 8, relay operating mode.
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5. Detection area
The square detection area of the presence detector guarantees accurate and simple planning. Square detection areas
make it possible to cover a whole room with parallel switching. Note that seated and moving persons are detected in
differently-sized areas. The recommended installation height
is 2.0 m – 3.5 m. The sensitivity of the presence detector
decreases with higher installation heights. Walking motions
are necessary from installation heights of 3.5 m, and the
detection areas of several detectors should overlap in the
marginal zones. The detection range is reduced as temperatures increase.
Seated persons:
The presence detector reacts very sensitively to the slightest
movements. The details refer to smallest movements at table
height (approx. 0.80 m). The detection sensitivity is reduced
from an installation height of > 3.5 m. More pronounced
movements are required for clear detection.
Walking persons:
Use of the whole detection area. At installation heights between 5 and 10 m, the extent and distance between the active
and passive zones increase.
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seated persons
walking persons
Installation
height
seated persons walking persons
2.0 m 20 m24.5 m x 4.5 m 36 m26.0 m x 6.0 m ± 0.5 m
2.5 m 36 m26.0 m x 6.0 m 64 m28.0 m x 8.0 m ± 0.5 m
3.0 m 49 m27.0 m x 7.0 m 81 m29.0 m x 9.0 m ± 1.0 m
3.5 m 64 m28.0 m x 8.0 m 100 m210.0 m x 10.0 m ± 1.0
m
Brightness measurement
The presence detector measures articial light and daylight
that is reected below the detector. The character of the light
measurement can be switched via remote control ("spot"
position, opening angle approx. ± 25°, "wide", opening angle
approx. ± 45°). The installation location is the reference point
for the lighting level. The brightness measurement can be
adapted to the conditions in a room with the room correction
factor. Direct light inuences the light measurement. Avoid
placing oor lamps or suspended lighting directly below the
detector. If the brightness measurement is deactivated, light
channel A only switches depending on presence (brightness
switching value set to "on" via potentiometer or set to "measurement off" via the remote control).
Suitable lamps
The presence detector is designed for the operation of uorescent lamps, compact uorescent lamps, halogen/incande-
scent lamps and LEDs. The maximum number of switchable
lights is restricted due to the high inrush current levels of the
EBs and LED drivers. The use of an external contactor helps
with large loads. Parallel switching enables allocation of load
to several Masters. All switched loads must be properly interference suppressed.
6. Installation
Flush-mounted tting
The presence detector is ush-mounted using a size 1 standard ush-mounting installation socket.
Ceiling installation
A ceiling installation box 73 A is available for a simplied
ceiling installation of the presence detector (see accessories).
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This also ensures cord grip and contact protection. The installation diameter is 72 mm (drill diameter 73 mm).
Surface-mounted installation
A back box 110A, protection rating IP 40, is available for surface mounted installation (see accessories).
7. Connection
The presence detectors can be combined as master and slave:
master in individual switching, master in parallel switching,
master-slave parallel switching.
Several push buttons can connected to one control input.
Illuminated push buttons can only be used with neutral conductor connection.
Individual switching
In individual switching, the presence detector as master
detects presence and brightness and controls lighting.
AC / DC
H2
H1
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Master/slave parallel switching
If the detection area covered by one presence detector is
insufcient (larger rooms), then up to 10 detectors can be
operated in parallel by connecting P terminals. In the process,
presence detection is performed by all detectors together. The
master measures the brightness, operates the push buttons
and controls the lighting. All other detectors are used as
slaves. They only provide presence information.
AC / DC
Master
Slave
H2
H1
L’
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Light measurement only with the master
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Parameters are only set on the master
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Switch up to 10 detectors in parallel
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Use the phase with the same phase for all detectors.
Master: thePrema P360 -101
Slave: thePrema P360 Slave, thePrema S360 Slave
Master/master parallel switching (for several
lighting groups)
Several masters can be used in parallel switching setup. Each
master controls its lighting group according to its own brightness measurements. Delay times and brightness switching
values are set individually on each master. Presence continues
to be detected by all the detectors.
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