Timeguard 200.0.000 User Manual

Presence detector
PresenceLight 180 PresenceLight 360
Art. Nr. 200 0 050 Art. Nr. 200 0 000
Bedienungsanleitung 2
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Notice d´utilisation 22
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Installation manual 42
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Manual de instrucciones 62
Istruzioni per l'uso 82
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Gebruikershandleiding 102
1103020206 © 08.08 Theben HTS
English
Installation manual
Presence detector
PresenceLight 180 PresenceLight 360
Table of contents
1. Safety ..................................................43
2. Function and performance characteristics. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
3. Location / Installation .......................................45
4. Start-up .................................................48
5. Additional wiring examples ..................................51
6. Test mode ...............................................52
7. Technical specications .....................................53
8. Warranty declaration .......................................55
9. Troubleshooting ...........................................56
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Thank you for choosing a Theben HTS presence detector and putting your trust in us.
1. Safety
DANGER !
Any work on electrical systems must exclusively be carried out by qualied
electricians or instructed persons under the direction and supervision of a
qualied electrician in accordance with the relevant electrotechnical rules!
Any national safety regulations regarding the manipulation of electrical systems must be observed! The voltage supply must be disconnected
prior to installation! CAUTION !
The device is maintenance-free. The warranty terminates if the device is opened or entered with any kind of object.
Designated use
The presence detector is solely intended for the purpose contractually spe-
cied between the manufacturer and the user. Any other or extended use
has to be regarded as not complying with the designated use. The manuf­acturer is not liable for any resulting damage.
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2. Function and performance characteristics
The presence detectors PresenceLight 360 and PresenceLight 180 detect persons within a room on account of slightest movements. Simultaneously, their light sensor measures the brightness in the room and compares it to the pre-set brightness threshold.
PresenceLight 360 is the presence detector of choice for use in small rooms, corridors and wet zones.
PresenceLight 180 is the presence detector of choice for use in corridors, transit zones and wet zones.
The switching contact A «Light» switches on the lighting in case of pre­sence and insufcient brightness, and off in case of absence or sufcient brightness.
Switching contact «Light»: relays 230V
Adjustable brightness threshold and switch-off time
Suitable for uorescent lamps, compact energy saving lamps
as well as for halogen and incandescent lamps
Pulse function for staircase lighting timer
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3. Location / Installation
3.1 Detection Range PresenceLight 360
The ideal mounting height is 2,0 - 3,0m. The sensitivity of the detector decreases with increasing mounting height.
In order to ensure proper detection of persons, the PresenceLight 360 re-
quires an unobstructed “view” of the persons. Ofce equipment, plants,
suspended lamps etc. may affect the presence detection (shading).
M’height Seated persons Walking persons 2,0m 3,0m x 3,0m 4,5m x 4,5m ± 0,5m 2,5m 4,0m x 4,0m 6,0m x 6,0m ± 0,5m 3,0m 4,5m x 4,5m 7,0m x 7,0m ± 1,0m 3,5m --- 8,0m x 8,0m ± 1,0m
3.2 Detection Range PresenceLight 180
The recommended mounting height is 2,2m. Mounting the device in the height of the switches is not recommended (possible obstacles in the de­tection range and vandalism).
M’height Seated persons Walking persons 2,2m 7,0m x 3,5m approx. 8m radial distance
Due to the horizontal orientation of the PresenceLight 180, the detection range is very large. The sensitivity decreases by increasing distance.
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PresenceLight 360: PresenceLight 180:
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3.3 Connection
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The presence detector must be ush
mounted into a concealed housing. The enclosed set of seals is to be used for IP54 installation.
A suitable frame for surface mounting is also available. If the surface-mounting seal set is used for surface mounting, the detector will also comply with Protection Class IP54.
3.4 Protection Class IP54
To ensure compliance with Protection Class IP54 when ush mounted, the pre­sence detector must be installed using the
enclosed IP54 seal set for ush mounting as shown in the gure alongside.
If the seal set is not used, only Protection Class IP40 will be achieved.
IP54 mounting with gas-
ket set IP54 only!
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PresenceLight
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4. Start-up
The detectors are supplied ready for operation with a factory setting of re­commended standard values. The QuickSet plus service remote control for starting-up the system is optionally available. With the remote control all po­tentiometer values can be set from a distance.
4.1 Settings for switching contact «Light»
Potentiometer
When changing a brightness switching value or a switch-off delay time with the potentiometer concerned, the presence detector switches to the service phase for a period of 10 min. (see section 4.3).
Brightness threshold «LUX» Scale
Transfer zones (no working area) approx. 2
Working areas (small ofces) approx. 4
Deactivation of brightness measurement «on»
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Depending on the installation location, natural light intensity, furniture, re-
ection characteristics of the room and the furniture it may be necessary to
correct the settings by 1-2 steps on the scale. For ease of setting up, we recommend the service remote control QuickSet plus.
Switch-off time delay
Transfer zones approx. 5min.
Working areas approx. 10min.
In the range between 2 - 15min the switch-off delay time varies accor­ding to its self-learning behavior. The set values <2min or >15min
remain xed.
«Pulse»: staircase lighting timer control (0.5sec. “on” / 10sec. “off”)
The detector always restarts on setting to test operation using the “min” potentiometer, with every adjustment of
PresenceLight 180
the «Lux» potentiometer during test operation as well as after completing test operation.
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4.3 Behaviour on switching on
Whenever the unit is energised, the detector goes through 3 phases.
1. Start-up phase (30sec)
LED ashes every second, switching contact is closed (light on)
In case of absence, the contact opens after 30sec.
2. Service phase (10min)
The “Light” contact reacts instantaneously on brightness in order to check the brightness threshold.
If the brightness is insufcient the lighting is switched on (LED on),and if the brightness is sufcient the lighting is switched off (LED off).
3. Operation
The detector is ready for operation (LED off).
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5. Additional wiring examples
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5.1 Parallel circuit operation of multiple detectors
Directly connect the switching contacts of multiple detectors in
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parallel.
Set the brightness threshold and the switch-off delay time on all detectors.
The total permissible load does
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not increase.
5.2 Parallel circuit operation with external staircase lighting timer
Directly connect the switching contacts of multiple detectors in parallel.
Set the switch-off delay on all detectors to «pulse».
Staircase lighting timer e.g. Theben ELPA 1
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ELPA 1
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PresenceLight
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6. Test mode
The test mode serves to check the presence detection and the wiring.
6.1 Setting the test mode with potentiometer
Set potentiometer «min.» to «test».
1. Start-up phase (30sec)
The switching contact is closed for 30sec. ( LED 20s «on», 10s «off» ).
2. T est mode
In case of movement (LED on), the contact closes.
In case of absence (LED off), contact opens after 10sec.
The detectors remain permanently in the test mode.
6.2 Setting the test mode with QuickSet plus
While setting the test mode with the service remote control QuickSet plus,
the detector jumps the startup phase and changes directly into test mode. Test mode ceases automatically after 10 minutes.The detector performs
a reset (see section 4.3).
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Please note: brightness measurement inactive in test mode.
7. Technical specications
Presence Detector PresenceLight 360
Detection range horizontal vertical
Recommended mounting height 2.0m - 3m Maximum range 6 x 6m (Mh 2.5m)
Mixed light measurement Light measurement deactivated
Switch-off delay time for light Short pulse
Presence Detector PresenceLight 180
Detection range horizontal 180º Recommended mounting height approx. 1.6m - 2.2m Maximum range < 10m Mixed light measurement
Light measurement deactivated Switch-off delay time for light
Short pulse
360º 120º
8 x 8m (Mh 3.5m) ca. 10 - 1500Lux
„on“ 10s - 20min.
0.5s „on“ / 10s „off“
ca. 10 - 1500Lux „on“
10s - 20min.
0.5s „on“ / 10s „off“
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PresenceLight 360, PresenceLight 180
Switching contact 230V ± 10%, 50Hz In-line fuse max. 10A Max. switching capacity
incandescent lamps, halogen Max. nr. of electronic ballasts *) (A relay or contactor must be connected in case of
more powerful devices) Mounting
Mounting depth Mounting diameter Mounting plate (integrated)
Screw T erminals max. 2 x 2.5mm² Size of concealed housing Size 1, (NIS, PMI) Ambient temperature - 20º to 50º C Degree of protection
(installation with gasket set or surface-mounting frames)
Article numbers
PresenceLight 360 200 0 000 PresenceLight 180 200 0 050 Surface frame PresenceLight including gasket set IP54 907 0 513 Service remote control QuickSet plus 907 0 532 User remote control clic 907 0 515
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1400VA 1200W
5x (1x80W) 10x (1x58W); 5x(2x58W) 16x (1x36W); 8x(2x36W) 16x ( < 36W)
40mm 50mm 70x70mm
IP54
*) Use of T5-FL: When using T5-FL lamps with a comparable wattage, the same number of electronic ballasts may be connected to the detector’s switching contact as for the T8-FL. When using the 80W-FL, the number should be halved in comparison to the 58W-FL.
8. Warranty declaration
Theben HTS presence detectors are manufactured and quality-tested with the utmost care using state-of-the-art technologies. Theben HTS therefore guarantees perfect function, provided the detectors are used as intended. However, should a defect occur , Theben HTS offers the following warranty within the scope of its General Terms and Conditions of Business:
Please bear in mind the following points:
The warranty period is 24 months, commencing from the manufacturing date.
The warranty becomes null and void if you or third parties undertake alterations
to the units. If the presence detector is connected to a software-controlled system, the war-
● ranty for this connection is only valid provided the stated interface specication is
adhered to.
We undertake to repair or replace as quickly as possible all supplied components which have become defective or unusable as a result of demonstrably bad material, faulty design or defective workmanship up to the expiry of the warranty period.
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Returns
In the event of a warranty claim please send the unit together with the delivery note and a brief description of the fault to the dealer concerned.
Industrial property rights
The concept including hardware and software of these units is protected by copyright.
9. Troubleshooting
Fault Cause
Lighting does not switch on or switches off in case of presence and darkness
During presence, lighting is on although brightness is
sufcient
Lighting does not switch off or switches on spntaneously in case of absence
Error blinking (4x per second); Lighting does not switch off
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Lux value setting is too low; Person ist outside of detection range; Detection is disturbed by obsta­cles; Set switch-off delay time setting is too short.
Lux value setting is too high; Detector is in test mode
Wait until the switch-off delay time has elapsed (self-learning); Disturbing heat sources within the detection range: heaters, incandescent/halogen lamp, moving objects (e.g curtains due to open windows); Load (ballasts, relais) has no interference suppresion
Failure during self test; Device not working!
Dimensions PresenceLight 360
86
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45.7
40
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40,5
70
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11
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Dimensions PresenceLight 180
86
48
36
70
40,5
60
40
4
56
32
11
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Dimensions surface frame for PresenceLight 360,
86
70
PresenceLight 180
24 24
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17,7
8
84
4,5
22,7
Declaration of CE conformity
This device complies with the protection regulations of the EMC directive 2004/108/EC and of the Low Voltage directive 2006/95/EC.
Subject to change without prior notice. Errors and omissions excepted.
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