Bticino BMSA2202 User manual

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Control and command device fitted with lighting and presence sensor for lighting
management.The device is rated IP20 and can be installed indoors as follows: flush-mounted
on the ceiling using the claws provided or a box for plasterboard or masonry ceilings, or as a
ceiling fixture using the surface mounting box.
The Switch Sensor is supplied with:
- push-in terminals for wiring of the power supply (100-240 Vac) and the load (lighting
equipment) and push-button for ON-OFF load management;
- lighting sensor;
- passive infrared PIR sensor;
- US ultrasound sensor;
- two-way IR receiver for adjustment of the operating parameters by means of the remote
control BMSO4001 or BMSO4003 (see page 2 for further details).
PIR movement sensor:
Detects movement in the environment by measuring the difference between ambient
temperature and that of a human body in movement.
US sensor:
Detects human presence in the environment through the emission of ultrasounds, detecting
any return echo generated by human presence within the area of coverage. Used in
environments where obstacles are present.
Lighting sensor:
Detects the lighting level of the environment and activates/deactivates the load according to
whether the threshold lighting value set on the sensor (can be modified by the user) is lower/
higher than the value detected. To prevent continual activation/deactivation a tolerance of
the threshold values is provided for.
Technical Data
Power supply: 100 – 240 Vac @ 50/60 Hz
Functions: Auto/Eco/Walkthrough
Functioning: ON-OFF
Operating temperature: -5°C to +45°C
Sensor type: PIR – US
Protection class: IP20
Sensitivity: 5 – 1275 lux
Time delay setting: 5 sec – 60 min
Method of adjustment: IR configuration tool
Connection type: push-in terminals
Cable cross-section: 2.5 mm2
Legend
1. Passive infrared PIR movement sensor
2. Lighting sensor
3. Push-in terminals
Absorbed power piloted loads:
Incandescent
and halogen
light bulbs
Light bulb with ferromagnetic
transformer
Linear
fluorescent
light bulb
Compact fluorescent
light bulb
Light bulb with
electronic transformer
LED light bulb
Relay
240 Vac 2000 W 8.5 A 1000 VA 4.3 A 10x(2x36 W) 4.3 A 500 VA 2.1 A 1000 VA 4.3 A 500 V 2.1 A I max <2 A
100 Vac 1000 W 8.5 A 500 VA 4.3 A 5x(2x36 W) 4.3 A 250 VA 2.1 A 500 VA 4.3 A 250 V 2.1 A
Description
Ceiling sensor switch PIR+US IP20
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-PIR detection
-US detection
Low sensitivity (25%)
Mean sensitivity (50%)
Ø (m) Surface area (m²) Ø (m) Surface area (m²)
Height (m)
2.5 4 15 4 15
36 30 6 30
46 30 6 30
56 30 6 30
60 0 6 30
High sensitivity (75%)
Maximum sensitivity (100%)
Ø (m) Surface area (m²) Ø (m) Surface area (m²)
Height (m)
2.5 6 30 11 95
38 50 13 150
410 80 13 150
510 80 13 130
610 80 13 130
Low sensitivity (25%)
Mean sensitivity (50%)
Ø (m) Surface area (m²) Ø (m) Surface area (m²)
Height (m)
2.5 4 15 6 25
35.5 25 6.5 35
46.5 35 7.5 45
56 30 10.5 90
64 15 5.5 25
High sensitivity (75%)
Maximum sensitivity (100%)
Ø (m) Surface area (m²) Ø (m) Surface area (m²)
Height (m)
2.5 6.5 30 8 50
38.5 60 11.5 100
412.5 125 14 155
512 115 16.5 215
68.5 60 12.5 125
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Dimensions
Height
Settings
The Switch Sensor is fitted with a two-way IR receiver for adjustment of the operating
parameters by means of the configuration tool BMSO4001 or BMSO4003. Using the two-way
IR receiver (BMSO4001) with display, it is possible to acquire the Switch Sensor parameters
and memorise a set of adjustments to be applied on several devices.
Without cover when installed in flush-mounting box
With cover when installed without flush-mounting box
-PIR detection
-US detection
Low sensitivity (25%)
Mean sensitivity (50%)
Ø (m) Surface area (m²) Ø (m) Surface area (m²)
Height (m)
2.5 4 15 4 15
36 30 6 30
46 30 6 30
56 30 6 30
60 0 6 30
High sensitivity (75%)
Maximum sensitivity (100%)
Ø (m) Surface area (m²) Ø (m) Surface area (m²)
Height (m)
2.5 6 30 11 95
38 50 13 150
410 80 13 150
510 80 13 130
610 80 13 130
Low sensitivity (25%)
Mean sensitivity (50%)
Ø (m) Surface area (m²) Ø (m) Surface area (m²)
Height (m)
2.5 4 15 6 25
35.5 25 6.5 35
46.5 35 7.5 45
56 30 10.5 90
64 15 5.5 25
High sensitivity (75%)
Maximum sensitivity (100%)
Ø (m) Surface area (m²) Ø (m) Surface area (m²)
Height (m)
2.5 6.5 30 8 50
38.5 60 11.5 100
412.5 125 14 155
512 115 16.5 215
68.5 60 12.5 125
ø PIR
ø US
Ceiling sensor switch PIR+US IP20
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Area of coverage
IR LEDIR LED
LEARN

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Ceiling sensor switch PIR+US IP20
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Sensor parameters Default values Possible settings Configuration tool
BMSO4001
BMSO4003
Time delay 15 min 3, 5, 10, 15, 20 min -✔
5 sec - 59 min 59 s ✔-
Sensitivity PIR (maximum) Low, medium, high, maximum ✔ ✔
Lighting threshold 300 lux 20, 100, 300, 500, 1000 lux -✔
5 - 1275 lux ✔-
Operating
mode
Auto Not activated Activated/Deactivated ✔ ✔
Walkthrough Activated Activated/Deactivated ✔ ✔
Eco Not activated Activated/Deactivated ✔ ✔
Detection
diagram
Initial PIR Non modifiable ✔-
Maintenance PIR Non modifiable ✔-
Retrigger PIR PIR and/or US, PIR, US, Deactivated ✔-
Alarm Not activated Activated/Deactivated ✔-
Advanced
mode
Calibration - 0 - 99995 lux ✔-
Adjustment Activated Activated/Deactivated ✔-
Lighting contribution Auto Auto - 1275 lux ✔-
Time delay:
Interval of time elapsing from the moment when a sensor does not detect a presence, to
deactivation of the load.
The interval recommences every time the sensor detects a presence.
Sensitivity:
Adjustment of the sensitivity of the technologies used in the detection.
Lighting threshold:
Lighting value below which the sensor activates the load and above which it deactivates it.
Eye function:
Value 0 (eye on conguration tool BMS04001), function enabling registration in the
sensor of the general lighting level present in a given moment, and its use as a lighting
threshold.
Operating mode
Auto:
The load is automatically activated:
- if the presence of persons is detected, if the natural lighting is insucient.
The load is automatically deactivated:
- if no presence is detected at the end of the time delay + stand-by time set.
- or if the natural lighting is sucient (adjustment activated).
Each new detection causes automatic activation if there is an insucient lighting level.
Walkthrough:
If a presence is detected for a period of less than 20s the sensor reduces the time delay
set to 3 minutes. If the time delay set is already less than 3 minutes, it remains as is.
Eco:
The load is activated manually while deactivation is automatic:
- if no presence is detected at the end of the time delay set.
Following deactivation of the load, if a presence is detected within 30s, the load is
reactivated automatically (retrigger function activated). At the end of this interval of
time the load must be reactivated manually.
Detection diagram
Set of technologies used to perform detection.
Initial: set of technologies used for the rst detection.
Maintenance: set of technologies used after the rst detection.
Retrigger:
Set of technologies used to perform the Retrigger function.
After deactivation, any new detection within 30 seconds causes automatic reactivation
of the cycle. At the end of 30 seconds the load must be reactivated manually.
Available in Eco mode only.
Alarm:
Before deactivation of the load the sensor emits a warning sound.
Intervals: 1 minute, 30 seconds, 10 seconds.
Advanced mode
Calibration:
To calibrate the sensor the lighting level present should be measured with a luxmeter
and the value sent back to the sensor using the settings remote control (BMSO4001).
Calibration method:
Step 1: with articial light only.
Activate the load at maximum intensity and close the shutters (if not possible
wait for the sun to go down).
Measure the lighting level and send it to the sensor via the remote control.
Step 2: with natural light only.
Deactivate the load and open the shutters.
Adjustment:
Function enabling the sensor to deactivate the load after 10 minutes (plus a further
safety threshold, to prevent unwanted turning o ) in which the lighting level exceeds
the lighting threshold despite a presence being detected.
Lighting contribution: amount of supplementary lighting produced by activation of
the load.
When the lighting contribution parameter is on "auto" the sensor automatically
calculates the lighting contribution.
Settings

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Assembly, installation
The device can be installed flush mounted on the ceiling using the claws provided or a box
for plasterboard or masonry ceilings, or as a ceiling fixture using the surface mounting box.
The Switch Sensor should never be installed close to sources of heat or the split units of air-
conditioning systems.
Ceiling sensor switch PIR+US IP20
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• BMSO4003: simplied conguration tool
• BMSO4001: advanced conguration tool
When the sensor receives an IR command via the conguration tool it emits a beep to
conrm acquisition of the change.
For further information on the parameters see the technical specications of conguration
tool BMSO4001.
Restore factory settings:
1) Press LEARN briey, the LED will ash slowly.
2) Press LEARN and keep pressed for 10 seconds until the LED ashes rapidly.
Changing the parameters with the configuration tool

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230 V
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Wiring diagram
Diagram for several Switch Sensors connected to each other without use of a manual ON/OFF command of the load (AUTO mode) .
Diagram of one Switch Sensor with use of a manual ON/OFF command of the load (ECO mode) .
100 m max
100 m max
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Standards, Certifications, Trademarks
Directive:
Low voltage directive 2006/95/EC
Electromagnetic compatibility directive 2004/108/EC
Installation standard: IEC 64-8
Product standard: IEC 60669-2-1/EN 50428
Environmental standards:
EU Directive 2002/96/EC:WEEE (Disposal of waste electrical and electronic equipment)
EU Directive 2002/95/EC: ROHS (Restrictions on hazardous substances)