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B.E.G. LUXOMAT Indoor 180-SC Service manual

Operating and mounting instruction B.E.G.
occupancy detector Indoor 180-SC
Thank you for purchasing the presence detector.
You have opted for a quality product from the
B.E.G.
range and for one which has been manufactured,
tested, packaged and despatched with the utmost
care.
Please read the information contained in these
directions before commencing assembly.
We reserve the right to make any technical
adjustments which are in the interests of product-
improvement.
CAUTION: have all work involving the 230 V mains
supply carried out by a qualied electrician! Before
starting disconnect the mains!
Type Part-No.
Indoor 180-SC, fully tted,
pure white 92650
Sensorinsert for Indoor 180-SC 92668
Covering IP20, pure white 92630
Covering IP20, trafc white 92631
Covering IP20, cream 92632
Covering IP20, silver 92633
Covering IP20, anthracite 92634
Covering IP54, pure white 92139
1. Function
With the LUXOMAT®Indoor 180 you acquired a
B.E.G. -occupancy detector for ush mounting in
indoor and outdoor applications.
LUXOMAT®
Indoor 180-SC was specically
conceived for use with automatic stairway lighting
devices (e.g., HAGER 45401).
The
LUXOMAT®
Indoor 180-SC is used to replace
standard light-contact push buttons. You can do this
in both 3-wire as well as with 4-wire circuits.
It is not necessary to rewire.
LUXOMAT
®
Indoor 180-SC needs only two wires and
takes the power it needs to operate from the stairwell
lighting-timer switch-off-device (ca. 4 mA/230 VAC).
Detecting movement
The LUXOMAT®Indoor 180-SC’s motion detection
corresponds to the functioning of typical motion
sensors, i.e., thermal radiation of persons and
other heat sources (e.g. animals) moving within the
sensing area are measured and the ambient lumi-
nosity is compared with a twilight threshold value.
Ambient luminosity
Set the twilight threshold value on the “LUX” rotary
control. The LED (behind the Fresnel lens) ashes
quickly if the ambient luminosity is set higher than
the adjusted twilight threshold. The LED is extin-
guished as soon as the ambient luminosity is less
than the adjusted twilight threshold.
Triggering the stairwell lighting-timer
If the ambient luminosity sinks below the twilight
threshold value and a movement is detected, the
LUXOMAT®Indoor 180-SC closes the supply feed
through a high-performance FET for ca. 100msec.
(this corresponds to briey pushing the button).
This short impulse actuates the stairwell lighting-
timer and the connected lighting is switched on
for the switch-off delay time set on the stairwell
lighting-timer.
Post-triggering the stairwell lighting-timer
A new impulse can be triggered only after ca.
10 seconds. This delay is necessary to ensure the
LUXOMAT®Indoor 180-SC has sufcient power.
As it is possible to connect several detectors (up to
ten detectors) in parallel to one stairwell lighting-
timer, each detector is capable of detecting the
impulse from one connected detector and, if
applicable, to generate a new impulse delayed
correspondingly.
Suppressing the twilight threshold-value query
Each impulse leads to the stairwell lighting-timer
being switched on or post-triggered. That means
all the detectors in the stairwell area “see” the
switched-on connected lighting so that the evalua-
tion of the twilight threshold value becomes difcult
or even impossible. Therefore, upon detection
of an impulse, all detectors suppress the twilight
threshold-value query for the time set on the “MIN”
rotary control.
Every detected motion leads to a post-triggering
impulse, independent of the ambient luminosity.
We recommend setting the time set on the “MIN”
rotary control either the same or a bit higher
than the switch-off delay time set on the stairway
lighting-timer.
The LED displays as follows during the suppression
phase of the current ambient luminosity:
--> bright: the LED ashes very quickly:
--> dark: LED off
Detection area
The LUXOMAT®Indoor 180-SC is equipped with a
hemispherical Fresnel lens, which produces a semi-
circular sensing area (horizontal 180°, vertical ca.
60°) in wall installations. The size of the monitored
area is 8m from the front and side for the recom-
mended installation height of
1.10 - 2.20m
during
movements that are crossways to the line of the lens
segments.
The number of parallel connected LUXOMAT®
Indoor 180-SC’s
Do not connect more than ten LUXOMAT®Indoor
180-SC’s in parallel in order to prevent possible
spurious triggering.
The max. possible quantity is also restricted
through the type of stairway lighting-timer used:
Caution – if not enough power can be drawn from
the stairway lighting-timer, the supply voltage for
the motion sensors sinks and malfunctions occur
in the motion sensor. Furthermore, the stairway
lighting-timer switch might be permanently
switched on.
Wiring/connection
It is necessary to pay attention to the polarity of the
two wires.
Make sure you observe the following points prior to
installation:
•
The LUXOMAT
®
Indoor 180-SC is intended for
installation in standard size-I inlet-sockets. We
recommend installing at a height of 1.10 to 2.20m.
• Ensure the view is clear as the infrared rays
cannot penetrate through solid objects.
• If you do not want movement underneath the
sensor to be detected, you can clip the enclosed
covering cap (A) onto the mask cover (B)
*If the sensor covers zones that should not be
monitored, the corresponding lens segments
must be masked off, for instance with transparent
tape, which can be determined by testing.
•
Frontal approach
Motion sensors are most sensitive if the move-
ment
is crossways to the line of the lens seg-
ments. When being approached from the front
the sensitivity and thus the effective range is
significantly reduced.
3. Installation
The detector can be installed in conventional instal-
lation sockets. Installation should be made to a
wall with a height of
1.10 to 2.20m
.
For the combination with switches of leading
manufacturers the enclosed additional blinds can
be used.
Mounting diagram
• Clear mains’ voltage!
•
Connect sensor part (A) according to the regula-
tions and as shown in the wiring diagrams (pt. 5).
• Depending upon the concealed housing, fasten
at the top and the bottom or left and right using
the enclosed screws (B).
• Additionally to the horizontal detection plane the
Indoor 180 has a vertical detection plane which
detects also movements underneath the motion-
detector. In order to prevent detection within the
vertical range of coverage, apply cover (C).
• Next introduce and fasten the blinds (D) and the
covering-cap (E).
• Switch on mains‘ voltage. The LUXOMAT®
Indoor 180 is ready for use after having com-
pleted a self-checking cycle of about 60 seconds.
LUXOMAT®
A
C
D
E
F
B
GB
MAN 6288 – 031209–4
Notice:
Commercially available stairway-lighting timer-
switches differentiate according to the type and
manner in which the neon glow-lamp push button
is energized.
There are models available with integrated half-
wave or full-wave rectication.
As the
LUXOMAT®
Indoor 180-SC uses the result-
ing neon glow-lamp supply to power itself, this
determines the current consumption and thus the
max. possible number of the
LUXOMAT®
Indoor
180-SC’s.
Caution:
Full-wave rectication leads to greater dissipation
power-loss and thus to the LUXOMAT®Indoor
180-SC becoming heated-up.
The following list does not claim to be complete.
The models listed are only given as examples:
Stairway lighting-timer U-button Indoor 180-SC
HAGER EM001N 50Hz ca. 4mA
–> ca. 20 x Indoor180-SC
EBERLE ITZ50 100 Hz ca. 8mA
–> ca. 4 x Indoor180-SC
Attention: For technical reasons, we recommend the
use of above-mentioned staircase lighting automates.
7. Electromagnetic compatibility
It cannot be excluded that spurious triggering can
be caused when placed directly in the area of
strong radio transmitters (e.g. radio operators, taxi
control centres, cell phones etc.).
However, these phenomena do not cause any
defects in the sensor technology. If such spurious
triggering does occur, the LUXOMAT®Indoor
180-SC automatically switches off after the source
of HF interference has disappeared.
8. Detection area
9. Trouble shooting - Practical hints
1. Lamp does not light up
- Tungsten halogen lamp defective
Replace tungsten halogen lamp
- No mains connection
Check connection by qualified electrician
- Incorrect setting of lux level
Correct setting of lux level
- Unit mounted too high
Mount at recommended height
- PIR detector lens obstructed by dirt or other
objects
Clean lens or remove objects
- Main fuse defective
Check or replace by qualified electrician
2. Delayed lamp activation
- Mounted too high
Mount at height stated in specification
(
1.10 - 2.20 m
)
- Direct line of approach
Re-direct walking so that the approach is not
frontally
3. Lamp stays on continuously
- Continual thermal activity detected ie. extractor
fan, central heating ducts
Check for any activity which could cause unit
detection to be maintained
- Delay time set too high
Reduce time delay
Check ambient noiselevel, if necessary switch off
noisesources
4. Limitation of range
(not up to the minimum specication)
- Mounted too high
Correct mounting height
- Temperature difference between ambient tem-
perature and source of heat too small
No improvement possible
- Direction of movement aimed directly at lens of
motion detector
Move laterally to detector
• Settings of the operating time and twilight value.
• Mount covering-cap (F).
• The covering-cap (F) can be removed as shown
in the drawing.
For outdoorinstallations additionally the IP54-acces-
sory- xing-set has to be mounted (Part nr. 92139).
4. Adjustment - Rotary control
4.1 Twilight threshold value:
The lighting actuator value can be preset
between 5 and 2000Lux
Night setting
Day/night operation
4.2 Suppressing the twilight threshold-value query
The suppression time can be set from
ca. 1min. to 10 min.
5. Wiring diagrams:
6. Technical data
• Operating voltage via the stairway lighting-
timer 230 VAC
• Power consumption ca. 4 mA /230 VAC
• Impulse duration 0.1 sec.
• Impulse switching capacity
max. 200 mA /230 VAC
• Detection area 180° horizontal
ca. 60° vertical
• Detection range at
1,10 - 2,20m
installation
height:
max
10 m
during sideways passing
ca 3 m during direct approach
• Twilight threshold value ca. 5 - 2000 Lux
• Twilight threshold-value suppression
ca. 1min. - 10 min.
• Dimensions L x W 87 x 87mm
Installation depth 36 mm
• Protection IP20, II
(with accessory IP54)
• Housing UV- and shock-resistant
Polycarbonate
Detection area Indoor 180
Side view
Top view
Walking across
Walking towards
3 m
Erfassungsbereich Indoor 180
Montagehöhe 1,1 - 2,2 m Seitenansicht
8 m
3 m
Aufsicht
Gehen quer zur Erfassungsrichtung
frontales Gehen
3 m
Mounting height 1.10 - 2.20 m
10 m
3 m
4.1 4.2
LED
C
A2 B
A1 4
L
N
Indoor180-SC
f. ex.: 4-wire-system
recommendation
max. 10 Indoor180-SC
Indoor180-SC
F
D
F
D

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