ESYLUX ALVA Series User manual

Detailed operating instructions
ALVA series
Bollard light

GB
1 / 30
© ESYLUX GmbH
An der Strusbek 40, 22926 Ahrensburg, Germany
Details may be subject to change.
Copying is only permitted with the written consent of ESYLUX GmbH. This includes transla-
tion into other languages and reuse of content for other purposes.
Version Date Comment
BA008894_00 05/10/2015 First edition
BA008894_01 23/02/2016 Chapter 3: New diagrams
BA008894_02 21.12.2022 Chapter 7: RAL 7024
Doc. no. BA008894_02

Table of contents
GB
Doc. no. BA008894_02
2 / 30
Table of contents
1 Information about the document ...............................................................................4
1.1 Manufacturer address .......................................................................... 4
1.2 Liability and damages........................................................................... 4
1.3 Productidentication ........................................................................... 4
1.4 Highlighted information within the text .................................................. 5
1.5 Warnings ............................................................................................. 6
2 Basic safety information ..........................................................................................7
2.1 Intended use ....................................................................................... 7
2.2 Safety instructions ............................................................................... 7
3 Product description .................................................................................................8
3.1 Mechanical set-up.............................................................................. 10
3.2 Light distribution curve....................................................................... 12
3.3 Type plate ......................................................................................... 12
4 Installation and connection.................................................................................... 13
4.1 Warm-up phase.................................................................................. 16
4.2 Factory settings.................................................................................. 17
4.3 Normal operation mode ...................................................................... 17
5 Settings ................................................................................................................18
5.1 ALVA BL............................................................................................ 18
5.1.1 Switching the lighting on/off .................................................... 18
5.2 ALVA BL with DALI interface ............................................................... 18
5.2.1 Switching light on/off and dimming lights.................................. 18
5.3 ALVA BL with DALI interface and motion detector ................................. 18
5.3.1 Switching the lighting on/off .................................................... 19
5.3.2 Activate twilight switch............................................................ 19
5.3.3 Setting the twilight switch value ............................................... 20
5.3.4 Setting the switch-off delay time for lighting.............................. 21
5.3.5 Setting the orientation light...................................................... 22
5.3.6 Setting the orientation light switch-off delay time....................... 23
5.3.7 Fully automatic mode .............................................................. 24
5.3.8 Master circuit/slave circuit ....................................................... 25
5.3.9 Further settings via remote control............................................ 27
6 Maintenance.........................................................................................................28
6.1 Cleaning............................................................................................ 28
6.2 Troubleshooting.................................................................................. 28

Table of contents
GB
Doc. no. BA008894_02
3 / 30
7 Technical information............................................................................................29
8 EC Declaration of Conformity.................................................................................. 30
9 Disposal ...............................................................................................................30
10 ESYLUX manufacturer's guarantee.......................................................................... 30

Information about the document
Doc. no. BA008894_02
4 / 30
GB
1 Information about the document
These operating instructions contain detailed information about device
functions and the processes for commissioning and assembling the speci-
eddevices.
This document is also available online at www.esylux.com and can be print-
ed in A4 format.
Please read the operating instructions through in full and note all safety
information and warnings.
1.1 Manufacturer address
ESYLUX GmbH
An der Strusbek 40
22926 Ahrensburg, Germany
Website: www.esylux.com
Email: [email protected]
1.2 Liability and damages
The product is designed only for the intended use, which is described in
the corresponding chapter of these instructions. The device must not be
changed,modiedorpainted—doingsowillvoidanywarrantyclaims.
Check the product for damage after unpacking. If the device is damaged in
any way, return it to the relevant place of sale.
1.3 Product identication
Item number Item designation
EL10820007 BL-ALV 20 018 830 ANT
EL10820014 BL-ALV 20 018 830 WHT
EL10820021 BL-ALV 20 018 840 ANT
EL10820038 BL-ALV 20 018 840 WHT
EL10820045 BL-ALV 20 018 830 ANO
EL10820052 BL-ALV 20 018 830 WHO
EL10820069 BL-ALV 20 018 840 ANO
EL10820076 BL-ALV 20 018 840 WHO
EL10820205 BL-ALV 20 018 830 ANT DALI
EL10820212 BL-ALV 20 018 830 WHT DALI
EL10820229 BL-ALV 20 018 840 ANT DALI
Address

Information about the document
Doc. no. BA008894_02
5 / 30
GB
Item number Item designation
EL10820236 BL-ALV 20 018 840 WHT DALI
EL10820243 BL-ALV 20 018 830 ANO DALI
EL10820250 BL-ALV 20 018 830 WHO DALI
EL10820267 BL-ALV 20 018 840 ANO DALI
EL10820274 BL-ALV 20 018 840 WHO DALI
EL10820403 BL-ALV 20 018 830 ANT A DALI
EL10820410 BL-ALV 20 018 830 WHT A DALI
EL10820427 BL-ALV 20 018 840 ANT A DALI
EL10820434 BL-ALV 20 018 840 WHT A DALI
EL10820441 BL-ALV 20 018 830 ANO A DALI
EL10820458 BL-ALV 20 018 830 WHO A DALI
EL10820465 BL-ALV 20 018 840 ANO A DALI
EL10820472 BL-ALV 20018840 WHO A DALI
1.4 Highlighted information within the text
To make these user instructions easier to read, certain information is high-
lighted by different means.
The symbols below have the following meanings:
< > are used to highlight keys
Grey is used to highlight a function
¾is used to highlight a call for action
9is used to highlight results of actions
Important and useful additional information on a particular topic
High level of electrical voltage
Orientation
aid

Information about the document
Doc. no. BA008894_02
6 / 30
GB
1.5 Warnings
Warnings are listed at the start of the relevant chapter if a hazardous situa-
tion is likely to occur.
Warnings with the signal word "DANGER" refer to scenarios that could cause
personal injury. The signal word "CAUTION" indicates potential damage to
property.
The signal words are described in more detail below:
DANGER!
This signal word denotes a hazard involving a high level of risk. Failure to ob-
serve the warning may lead to serious or fatal injury.
WARNING!
This signal word denotes a hazard involving a moderate level of risk. Failure to
observe the warning may lead to serious or fatal injury.
ATTENTION!
This signal word denotes a hazard involving a low level of risk. Failure to ob-
serve the warning may lead to minor or moderate injury.
CAUTION!
This signal word warns against situations that could lead to instances of proper-
ty damage if the information is not observed.

Basic safety information
Doc. no. BA008894_02
7 / 30
GB
2 Basic safety information
2.1 Intended use
The ESYLUX ALVA BL series may only be used for the following purposes:
• For assembly outdoors by means of screwing onto a base
• The light is designed to illuminate pathways, in gardens or drive-
ways, for example
Toavoidpotentialhazards,iftheexternalexibleleadconnectedtothis
light is damaged then it must only be replaced by the manufacturer, or by a
servicetechnicianoranequallyqualiedindividualwhohasbeencommis-
sioned by the manufacturer.
The light contains built-in LED lamps. The light source for this light must
only be replaced by the manufacturer, or by a service technician or an
equallyqualiedindividualwhohasbeencommissionedbythemanufactur-
er.
This light is suitable for loop-in wiring. Maximum overall current of the
mains terminal clamp: 10 A
The manufacturer will not accept any liability for instances of personal inju-
ry or property damage caused by improper use.
2.2 Safety instructions
Electrical devices connected to a 230-V mains supply may only be assem-
bled and commissioned by electrical installation technicians or trained
electricians,takingcountry-specicregulationsintoaccount.
DANGER!
Risk of fatal injury from electric shock!
¾Thefollowingvesafetyrulesmustalwaysbeobserved:
1. Disconnect the power supply
2. Secure the power supply from being switched on again
3. Check that the relevant components have been de-energised
4. Set up the earthing and short-circuiting mechanisms as required
5. Cover or isolate neighbouring live parts
Specialist per-
sonnel!

Product description
Doc. no. BA008894_02
8 / 30
GB
DANGER!
Risk of fatal injury from electric shock through indirect contact!
¾Safeguard the circuit with a residual current device (FI protection).
¾ThesupplytotheDALIinterfaceisnotclassiedasSafetyExtraLow
Voltage (SELV).
¾There is only a single insulation method (basic insulation) between the
low voltage and the DALI 1–10 V interface. The control devices that are
used must guarantee appropriate protection against electric shock.
CAUTION!
Incorrect connection will destroy the DALI electronic ballast!
¾NotetheDALIspecications(IEC62386)
3 Product description
The ESYLUX ALVA BL series is intended for outdoor use as a bollard light.
The glare-free, downward-pointing light (in the case of variants with a
transparent diffusor) with a 360° beam angle provides optimum illumina-
tion of pathways, such as in gardens and driveways. The beam angle can
berestrictedasanoptionwithahighlevelofexibilityusingacovermask
(available as an accessory).
The permanently installed LEDs have a low energy requirement.
The ALVA BL light is available in several versions:
ALVA BL light
BL-ALV xx xxx 830 xxx and BL-ALV xx xxx 840 xxx
The light is controlled using external devices, such as a light switch.
ALVA BL light with DALI interface
BL-ALV xx xxx 830 xxx DALI and BL-ALV xx xxx 840 xxx DALI
A DALI interface (digital addressable lighting interface) built into the bol-
lard light as an option makes it possible to receive control telegrams and
simultaneously controls all of the lights connected within the DALI group.
The light is controlled via the DALI interface.
How it works

Product description
Doc. no. BA008894_02
9 / 30
GB
Function Benet
Switching the lighting
on/off
The light is switched on and off via the DALI inter-
face.
Dim lighting The brightness of the lighting is dimmed via the
DALI interface.
ALVA BL light with DALI interface and motion detector
BL-ALV xx xxx 830 xxx A DALI and BL-ALV xx xxx 840 xxx A DALI
Lights with an integrated motion detector make it possible to automate
pathway lighting in line with requirements. The motion detector controls the
bollard light when motion is detected, depending on the preset brightness
target value. The motion detector can be used as a twilight switch.
The lights with motion detectors have a power supply for 2-pin DALI control
cables (30 mA). Other DALI bus components, such as the ALVA BL lights,
for example, can use approx. 16 of the 30 mA.
The motion detector can only be set via remote control. The light is
controlled via the motion detector and the DALI interface.
Function Benet
Switching the lighting
on/off The light is switched on and off.
Motion detector
function
The integrated motion detector detects the move-
ment of living beings within its detection range and
switches the light on or off when lighting conditions
change.
Set brightness Used to set the brightness of the light.
Twilight switch func-
tion
Controlled exclusively on the basis of brightness
target values.
Set orientation light Used to provide subtle orientation lighting, e.g. in
dark entrance areas.
Set orientation light
switch-off delay time
Used to determine the switch-off delay time for the
light if movement is no longer detected within the
eldofdetection.
Fully automatic mode Automatic control of the lighting when movement is
detected.
Master circuit/
slave circuit Expand the detection range of the motion detector.
A detailed description of the function can be found in the "Settings"
chapter on page 18
With DALI
interface and
motion detector

Product description
Doc. no. BA008894_02
10 / 30
GB
3.1 Mechanical set-up
Dimensions
Ø 170 mm
940 mm
90 mm
Components
Bollard light with DALI interface
1.
1.
2.
Mounting plate
2. Light

Product description
Doc. no. BA008894_02
11 / 30
GB
Bollard light with DALI interface and motion detector
1.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Mounting plate
2. Light
3. Lens mask
4. Motion detectors
Motion detector: Field of detection and range
•
0,80 m
6 m
3 m
140°
Theeldofdetectionspansapprox.140°
• The detection range in each direction is approx. 3 m depending on
the direction of movement

Product description
Doc. no. BA008894_02
12 / 30
GB
Lens mask for limiting the detection range
3.2 Light distribution curve
Transparent Opal
60°
75°
90°
0°
30° 30°
45° 45°
60°
75°
90°
105°
120°
105°
120°
135° 135°
150° 150°
165° 165°
180°
15° 15°
0°
30° 30°
45° 45°
60° 60°
75° 75°
90° 90°
105° 105°
120° 120°
135° 135°
150° 150°
165° 165°
180°
15° 15°
3.3 Type plate
1.
IP 54
AG00836701
BL-ALV 20 018 830 ANO
Art.-Nr. EL10820045
230 V ~
18 W 3000 K
ta = 40 °C
GmbH
An der Strusbek 40
22926 Ahrensburg/Germany
www.esylux.com
1.2.
3.
Designation
2. Item number
3. Technical information
Type plate fea-
tures

Installation and connection
Doc. no. BA008894_02
13 / 30
GB
4 Installation and connection
Proceed as follows to secure the mounting plate:
¾Attach the light to the mounting plate and screw the mounting plate
into place using the enclosed safety screws.
¾Open the junction box and connect the mains cable and the light in
accordance with the wiring diagram.
Depending on the variant, the lights can be connected either individually or
in parallel.
DANGER!
Risk of fatal injury from electric shock!
¾Switch off the power to the cable
¾Check that the cable is de-energised
Floor mounting
Connection

Installation and connection
Doc. no. BA008894_02
14 / 30
GB
ALVA BL light without motion detector
BL-ALV xx xxx 8x0 xxx
Proceed as follows to connect the light:
¾Connect the light as outlined in the wiring diagram.
1. Earth conductor
2. Neutral conductor
3. External conductor, 230 V ~
Wiring diagram
A maximum of 40 pollard lights can be looped through.
L
LX X X X
3.
2.
1.
ALVA BL light with DALI interface
ALVA BL light with DALI interface and motion detector
BL-ALV xx xxx 8x0 xxx DALI and BL-ALV xx xxx 840 xxx A DALI
NOTE!
Incorrect connection will destroy the DALI electronic ballasts!
¾NotetheDALIspecications(IEC62386)
Connection
terminals

Installation and connection
Doc. no. BA008894_02
15 / 30
GB
Proceed as follows to connect the light:
¾Connect the light as outlined in the wiring diagram.
1. Earth conductor
2. Neutral conductor
3. External conductor
4. DALI interface
Wiring diagram
A maximum of 40 pollard lights can be looped through.
L
L
DA
+ +
- -
DA
DA DA DA
3.
2.
1.
4.
CAUTION!
Do not reverse the polarity of the DALI connections!
The bollard light with motion detector is equipped with a 30-mA power sup-
ply for the DALI interface. Other DALI bus components, such as the ALVA
DALI BL lights, for example, can use approx. 16 of the 30 mA. The motion
detector is a DALI control unit with an integrated DALI interface. There is
no need to address the lights/electronic ballasts separately. All ballasts are
addressed at the same time via the broadcast address.
A maximum of eight bollard lights with motion detectors can be con-
nected in parallel to a DALI group.
Connection
terminals

Installation and connection
Doc. no. BA008894_02
16 / 30
GB
Proceed as follows to attach the light to the mounting plate:
¾Position the light on the mounting plate so that the arrows are pointing
towards one another.
¾
1.
2.
Then turn the light in a clockwise direction and secure the lights using
the enclosed safety screws.
4.1 Warm-up phase
Light with motion detector
The warm-up phase starts every time the power is switched on.
Light properties during the warm-up phase
• The light is on
• TheLEDsinthemotiondetectorashoncered,oncegreenand
once blue in alternation
• After approx. 25 seconds, the light is ready for operation and func-
tions in line with the factory settings
Red LED = lighting channel, master circuit; green LED = slave cir-
cuit; blue LED = programming mode; yellow LED = twilight switch
With motion
detector

Installation and connection
Doc. no. BA008894_02
17 / 30
GB
4.2 Factory settings
The factory settings for the light with integrated motion detector are as
follows:
• Brightness target value: 50 lux
• Lighting switch-off delay time: 5 minutes
• Operating mode: fully automatic
• Orientation light: on (10%)
• Orientation light switch-off delay time: 1 minute
• Operating mode: master
4.3 Normal operation mode
In the normal operating mode, the motion detector controls the lighting
depending on the lighting conditions and any movements detected.
The light switches on the lighting:
Prerequisites:
• The brightness target value is not exceeded
and
• Themotiondetectordetectsmovementintheeldofdetection
The light switches the lighting off:
Prerequisites:
• The brightness target value is exceeded
The motion detector is deactivated if the brightness target value is
greater than the current lighting conditions.
With motion
detector
LED properties

Settings
Doc. no. BA008894_02
18 / 30
GB
5 Settings
Therearevariousoptionsavailableforconguringandcontrollingthebol-
lard light.
5.1 ALVA BL
5.1.1 Switching the lighting on/off
The lighting is controlled using external devices, such as a light switch.
Connected and disconnecting the mains power supply switches the light on/
off.
5.2 ALVA BL with DALI interface
5.2.1 Switching light on/off and dimming lights
The light is controlled via the DALI interface. DALI control telegrams can
trigger the functions Switch light on/off and Dim light.
5.3 ALVA BL with DALI interface and motion detector
In addition to control via the DALI interface, numerous settings can be
made using remote control.
The infrared remote control Mobil-PDi/Dali (item no. ep10425899) makes
it possible for electrical installation technicians and users to conveniently
set various parameters and special functions.
This remote control is available as an accessory.
10- 40 %
100 Lux
c1- 50%
200 Lux
c1- 40%
300 Lux
c1- 30%
500 Lux
c1- 20%
10- 40 %
10- 40% 10- 40% 10- 40% 10- 40 %
750Lu x
c1- 10% c1 c2
For optimum reception, point the remote control directly at the detector
when programming the settings.
Please note that if the sensor is exposed to direct sunlight, the
standard detection range of approx. 4 m may be reduced due to the
sun's infrared rays.
With DALI
interface
Mobil-PDi/Dali

Settings
Doc. no. BA008894_02
19 / 30
GB
5.3.1 Switching the lighting on/off
The light can be switched via remote control using the Switch lighting on/off
function.
This function is only temporarily active. The detector returns to the normal
operatingmodeifnomovementisdetectedintheeldofdetectionandthe
preset switch-off delay time has elapsed.
Function to be set Operating steps
Switch on the light ¾Press the button.
9The light is switched on.
Switch off the light ¾Press the button.
9The lighting is switched off.
5.3.2 Activate twilight switch
The lighting is controlled automatically when the lighting conditions change
using the Activate twilight switch function. In this mode, the motion detector
functions as a twilight switch. The motion detector must have been de-
clared as the master detector beforehand.
Details of how to declare the motion detector as the master detector
can be found in the Master circuit/slave circuit chapter on page 27
The twilight switch can only be activated via remote control. The twilight
value is preset at approx. 50 lux in the factory settings.
If lighting conditions change from dark to light, a delay period of approx.
veminutesstartstopreventthelightfrombeingswitchedonandoffmul-
tiple times.
Proceed as follows to switch on the lighting:
Prerequisite:
• The ambient light level is below the preset twilight switch value
Proceed as follows to switch off the lighting:
Prerequisite:
• The ambient light level is twice as bright as the preset twilight
switchvalueforatleastveminutes