B.E.G. LUXOMAT LC-Click 140 Owner's manual

LUXOMAT®LC-Click 140 / 200
GB
Installation and Operation Instruction motion detector B.E.G. – LUXOMAT®LC-Click 140 and LC-Click 200
6. Mounting types
1) Wall mounting
7. Putting into operation / Settings
Self test cycle
After mounting and connecting the 230 VAC supply
voltage, the LED flashed for 1min. to show a self testing
unit. Then the unit is ready for operation and the set-
tings can be made manually or with remote control.
2. Wall mounting
Mount the plug-in socket with two screws and
the enclosed seal rings on a firm base.
(Pay attention to inserting of the connection
cable, see point 3.)
4. Sensor head optics
By swinging the sensor head horizontally (ca.
90°) and vertically (ca. 85°) detection area
can be changed.
5. Exclude sources of interference
8. Range of Coverage
1) If possible mount unit on a safe place
(wall or ceiling mount) 2) Influence of weather reduces the lifetime of the unit. Please take care to mount correctly. 3) Minimum distance to switched lighting, frontally or laterally to device: 1m
4) Never mount the connected lights below
the motion detector!
If necessary, the lens segment(s) corresponds
to unwanted detection zones may be masked
with the enclosed covers to reduce the eld
of vision.
Follow-up time
4sec. ... 10 min.
Lux value
Night operation...Dusk...Day operation
(Day operation: light sensor inactive, switching
at any brightness value)
1. Mounting preparations
1) Caution: have all work involving the
230V mains supply carried out by a
qualified electrician! Before starting
disconnect the mains! Please be aware,
that the LUXOMAT®LC-Click 140/200 is
not suitable as an intrusion detector, since
it is not equipped with a tamper contact.
2) Socket base corner mounting
The device is not suited for safe disconnection
of the mains supply.
Important: The LUXOMAT®LC-Click
140/200 has to be mounted in such a way,
that the adjusting elements / rotary regulators
are always pointed downward.
Caution: Do not connect more than 2 LUXOMAT®
LC-Click in one circuit, to avoid any erroneous
switching.
Walking Towards
Walking across
1
2
Walking Towards
Walking across
1
2
3. Inserting of the connection cable
1) Cable entry points
2) Terminal markings
140°
10 m
4 m
12 m
2.50 m
2
1
10 m
4 m
12 m
200°
2.50 m
2
1
1
2
1
2
1
1:4
1.
0.5
0.25
Futura Book 24Pt
> 1m
2000
80
20
260
2 Lux
4
sec
20
1.2
10
min
6
50
4
sec
20
50 1.2
10
min
6
2000
80
20
260
2 Lux
4
sec
20
1.2
10
min
6
50
2000
80
20
260
2 Lux
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Article Colour Part.-nr.
LC-Click 140 white 91101
LC-Click 140 black 91121
LC-Click 140 brown 91111
LC-Click 200 white 9 110 2
LC-Click 200 black 9 112 2
LC-Click 200 brown 91112
Accessory:
RC-Suppressor 10880
13. Article / Part nr. / Accessory
12. Technical data
Power supply: 230V~ ±10%
Detection area: LC-Click 140
140°
LC-Click 200
200°
Range of coverage in m: max. 12 m when walk-
ing across (tangential)
Degree of protection/class:
IP 44 / Class I /
Dimension: L90 x W67x H84mm
Ambiente temperature: -25°C to +50°C
Package: Housing UV- and
shock-resistant Polycar-
bonate
Chanel 1 for light control
Contact load: 2000 W, cosφ=1,
µ-Contact
Time-settings: 4 sec. - 10 min.
Brightness value: 2 - 2000Lux
Declaration of Conformity:
The product complies with the low voltage
recommendation 2006/95/EC and the EMV
recommendation 2004/108/EC.
10. Dimensions (mm)
MAN 7599 – 271112-1
9. Wiring diagrams
N
L
N L L‘
C1
E1
L
N
E1 S1
RC
N L L‘
C1
N
N
L
LL‘
C1
E1T7
L
L L
C1 C1
L‘ L‘
N
N
N
E1
L
L
L
L‘
N
N
N
E1
T1 T2 30sec. -
10min.
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Standard mode with 1-channel motion detector Standard mode with 1-channel motion detector with
permanent light function Standard mode with 1-channel motion detector with NC pushbutton
Parallel connection with 1-channel motion detectors Standard mode with 1-channel motion detector
(e.g. stairs)
optional:
S1 = switch for permanent light
RC = RC-suppression kit if required
T1 = NC button
Manual switching additionally possible
(press opener approx. 2sec.).
11. Trouble Shooting-Practical hints
1. Lamp does not light up
Cause
- Action
Lamp is defective
- Replace light bulb.
No mains connection
- Check mains fuse.
Switching threshold of the twilight switch is
not correct
- Accordingly adjust sensitivity of twilight switch
via the setting dial.
Detection area not set correctly
- Set detection area correctly.
Unit mounted too high
- Mount at recommended height (2.50 m)
PIR detector lens obstructed by dirt or other
objects
- Clean lens or remove objects.
2. Delayed lamp activation
Mounted too high
- Mount at height stated in specication (2.50m)
Only direct in-line approach of detector is
possible
- Mount detector in such a way that a sideways
approach is also detected.
3. Lamp stays on continuously
Continuous thermal movement within detec-
tion area
- Remove the heat source out of the detection
area. Check the correct functioning of the de-
tector in fully covering the lens (lights should
go out after a certain time-delay).
Motion detector is switched parallel to a switch
that enables direct manual switching on
- Mind the correct connection of the switch.
4. Light source remains on for long periods when
no persons are present
Permanent inuence from heat sources within
detection area (trees, shrubs when blown by the
wind, presence of animals like cats and dogs in
the detection area)
- Reduce detection area of the detector in
turning the detector head downward or cover
parts using the enclosed covers.
Direct sunlight radiation into detector lens
- Shelter lens from direct sunlight.
Detector mounted above extractor fan
- Change mounting place of the detector.
5. Limitation of range (not up to the minimum
specication)
Mounting height is not optimal
- Accordingly change mounting height (2.50m).
Persons only move directly towards the detector
- Mount detector in such a way that a sideways
approach is also detected.
Steep terrains
- Adjust spherical head accordingly.
6. No reaction to vehicles
Vehicle not warmed up
Vehicle is well insulated (by silencing equipment)
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