Gerard Lighting PIERLITE BWP584E6 User manual

PAGE 1 OF 8 COPYRIGHT GERARD LIGHTING ABN 71 115 184 999 V12018
Gerard Lighting Pty Ltd
96-112 Gow Street, Padstow, NSW 2211
T: 02 9794 9300 | www.gerardlighting.com.au
Issue date: 11/2/19
INSTALLATION / WARRANTY INSTRUCTIONS
PRODUCT BRAND - PIERLITE
PRODUCT NAME / CODES - BWP LED PRO 2 Weatherproof Batten
PLEASE READ THESE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE INSTALLING OR MAINTAINING THIS
EQUIPMENT. THE PRODUCT IS DESIGNED FOR INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE IN ACCORDANCE WITH
RELEVANT AUSTRALIAN STANDARDS (AS3000) AND LOCAL REGULATIONS (WHERE APPLICABLE), BY AN
AUTHORISED AND LICENCED ELECTRICIAN. THE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS WERE CORRECT AT THE TIME OF PRINT.
TO REFLECT CHANGES IN TECHNOLOGY AND AUSTRALIAN STANDARDS; GERARD LIGHTING RESERVES THE RIGHT TO AMEND
THE INSTRUCTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE. UPDATED GUIDELINES CAN BE FOUND ON THE RELEVANT BRAND WEB SITE.
IMPORTANT - THE PRODUCT MUST BE MAINTAINED AND OPERATED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE MANUFACTURER’S
INSTRUCTIONS, FAILURE TO DO SO MAY DAMAGE THE PRODUCT AND SERVICES. IT IS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED THAT THIS
IMPORTANT NOTE BE COMMUNICATED TO THE OWNER AND OR OPERATOR OF THE INSTALLATION AT THE TIME OF SITE
COMMISSIONING. GOOD PRACTICE DOES NOT RECOMMEND THE 24/7 USE OF PRODUCTS WITHOUT THE APPLICATION OF
SUITABLE SWITCH CYCLE INTERVALS. FURTHERMORE, WITH THE OMISSION OF NOMINATED SURVIVAL CURVES AND OR
RECOMMENDED OPERATING HOURS, PRODUCT DESIGN EXPECTATIONS PROVIDE FOR A CONTINUAL DAILY USAGE OF 6 HOURS
FOR RESIDENTIAL APPLICATIONS AND A CONTINUAL DAILY USAGE OF 12 HOURS FOR COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL
APPLICATIONS. ALL PRODUCTS MUST BE THOROUGHLY CLEANED ON A REGULAR BASIS AT INTERVALS THAT REFLECT IN THE
INSTALLATION ENVIRONMENT, ENSURING THE OPTICAL PERFORMANCE, TOGETHER WITH THE ELECTRICAL, MECHANICAL AND
STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY AS DESIGNED, IS MAINTAINED THROUGHOUT THE SERVICE LIFE OF THE PRODUCT.
1. PRODUCT SPECIFICATION:
Product brand - Pierlite
Type of Protection - Class I
IP Rating - for interior products, the IP rating nominated
is “from below the ceiling” unless specifically nominated. - IP 65
Nominal design Voltage - 240V
Luminaire Specification:
Important – when installing electronic or HID lighting equipment, the installer must consider the in-rush start current (if any) as
documented on the control gear identification label when selecting appropriate circuit controls or protective devices.
Power factor - 0.9
Nominal Freq. (Hz) - 50 Hz
Rated Maximum Ambient Temperature - 40°C
Suitable for direct mounting on flammable surfaces - NO
Dimmable (if relevant refer brand web for approved list) - NO
Installation orientation - Ceiling Mount
Designed application - Exterior
Rated average design life - 72,000 hours (to L70)
2.APPROVALS: The RCM marking of this product applies to AS/NZS CISPR15 (EMC) “Limits and methods of
measurement of radio disturbance characteristics of electrical lighting and similar equipment”. This
product is designed to conform to AS/NZS60598 “Luminaires, general requirements and tests”.
3. STORAGE: Prior to installation products are to be stored in cool and dry conditions.
4. APPLICATION: The installation application and orientation of the product is designed in accordance with the nominated
product IP rating, class designation and these installation instructions. Installation environments and operating conditions
beyond these instructions are not recommended.
5. INSTALLATION / GENERAL:Installation of the product is to be completed by an authorized and licensed electrician, in
accordance with these instructions, relevant Australia standards and local regulations (where applicable). Termination of product
wiring, together with the installation of the product must be in a manner and orientation that maintains the integrity of the
designated IP rating of the product For electronic control equipment (when supplied) DO NOT MEGGER between A and N.
6. INSTALLATION / SPECIAL CONDITIONS (relevant only for products approved for such an installation):
(a) products installed in high wind environments must have suitable installation / fastening methods applied to ensure the
product’s mounting points are not damaged through, corrosion, constant vibration and or movement. Exterior products are
designed with precise vertical aiming limits, which should not be exceeded.Any vertical floodlight aiming requirements should
be specifically validated in writing with the relevant brand before consideration.
For the latest product online reference
data, simply install and activate a QR
code scanner application on your
smartphone. For more information refer
brand web.

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Gerard Lighting Pty Ltd
96-112 Gow Street, Padstow, NSW 2211
T: 02 9794 9300 | www.gerardlighting.com.au
Issue date: 11/2/19
(b) products installed in corrosive or salt laden environments require special consideration and such; specific product
selection, inclusive of suitable fastening methods and extensive ongoing maintenance of products installed in these environments
require professional advice. It is essential that all aspects of the product selection, material specification and maintenance are
specifically designed for such use and a cleaning program be adopted that maintains the design integrity of the product.
(c) interior highbay products must be vertically suspended. The method of suspension (chain etc) must be able to support at
least 5 times the total weight of the fitting. Do not install where air movement will cause the fitting to swing about, causing wear
and tear of attachment points. Luminaires should be installed where access for maintenance is practical and allows for
maintenance to be completed in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations.
(d) interior (downlight) products must be installed to ensure the lamp unit or the driver (if supplied) are not covered with
any combustible materials or insulation; minimum spacings nominated for these materials are mandatory. Unless otherwise
specified, minimum clearances are in accordance with AS3000 requirements. The product is not designed for installation
environments which restrict conventional airflow movements eg: enclosed boxes or concrete profiles. For dimming purposes
please see the relevant product brand web site for the dimming compatibility chart. When mounting multiple fixtures to
conductive structures, it is recommended that the structure is earthed. The mounting facilities provided for the
transformer/driver (if any), need only be utilized if in the application of the product is required by AS3000. IP ratings stated (if
any) are from below the ceiling unless stated otherwise and the installation of the product must be in a manner that maintains
the integrity of the relevant IP rating.
7. MAINTENANCE:
(a) The supply must be isolated before opening or accessing the luminaire. Product maintenance is IMPORTANT and is critical to
the products designed performance. The product is to be maintained in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions. For the
latest product maintenance guides please go to relevant brand web site. Gerard Lighting is not responsible for any product not
maintained in accordance with the recommended procedure or intervals. (b) lamps (where provided): The product is
designed with the supplied (LEDs) / LAMP/s and it is strongly recommended that any LAMP / (LEDs) changes (if any) be made in
accordance with the type, colour and brand supplied. For recommended LAMP / LED maintenance or operating guides (inclusive
of recommended product switch cycles and mandatory run-in procedures for HID and Fluorescent lamps when used with
dimming circuits), Gerard Lighting recommends the application of the lamp manufacturer’s operating guidelines, which can be
found on manufacturer’s website. Gerard Lighting is not responsible for the product performance of alternative lamp/s used. As a
member of FluroCycle, we encourage recycling of lamps and components. (c) battery (where provided): The battery is
designed with a rated average battery design life of 50,000 hours in standby mode. The battery is supported with a standard 4
year warranty; conditional of the product being maintained and operated in accordance with the manufacturer’s guidelines and
tested in accordance with AS/NZS2293. For guidelines see product installation instructions or visit the relevant brand web site.
(d) for products supplied with glass visors or covers, do not operate the product with a damaged visor or cover; it is
recommended the product be turned off, area surrounding the product vacated and the damaged glass replaced by a
professional installer immediately.
8. WARRANTY INSTRUCTIONS: For the purpose of warranty claims (if any) the following instructions apply:
Warranty components – THE PRODUCT, (identified as the THE PRODUCT only). Warranty period - The above products are
provided with a warranty of Seven(7) year/s or 25,000 hours of operation (which ever arrives first) against manufacturing
defects or failure to perform to specifications for products installed by an authorised installer in accordance with the
manufacturer’s installation instructions and which have not been subject to incorrect operation or maintenance, unauthorised
modification or damage arising from any intervening cause. Warranty reference - The warranty reference date commences
from the date of purchase. Warranty point of contact – Gerard Lighting Pty Ltd, 96 Gow Street Padstow NSW 2211,
phone T 02 9794 9300 contact – Gerard Lighting After Sales Support.
Warranty claim procedure – For the purpose of making a claim the customer must:
1. Contact the “point of contact” above and upon provision of proof of purchase the customer will receive a goods return advice
(GRA) number. 2. At the customer’s expense, collect and return the goods to the “point of contact” with the issued GRA number.
3. Upon receipt of the goods, Gerard Lighting will review the claim and if found to be accepted, Gerard Lighting will return a
replacement product to the customer to install at the customer’s expense. Alternatively if the claim is rejected, the customer
may request the return of the goods at their expense. Consumer Contracts - The benefits to the customer given by the Gerard
Lighting warranty are in addition to other rights and remedies of the customer if the goods are the subject of a Consumer
Contract under the Australian Consumer Law. In that event the following statement is required to be brought to the Consumer’s
attention:- Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a
replacement or refund for a major failure and for compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are
also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount
to a major failure. Limitation of Liability – if the goods are not purchased by the customer under a Consumer Contract within
the Australian Consumer Law then but not otherwise;- (a) the Company is not liable in tort for any loss or damage suffered by
the customer or by any third party; and (b) in no circumstances is Gerard Lighting liable to the customer or to any third party
for any loss of profits, loss of anticipated savings, economic loss or interruption of business or for any indirect or
consequential
loss
(Consequential Loss). Terms of Sale – these Warranty provisions are in substitution for any inconsistent provisions in the
Gerard Lighting Terms and Conditions of Sale in so far as they apply to the Warranty components.

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Gerard Lighting Pty Ltd
96-112 Gow Street, Padstow, NSW 2211
T: 02 9794 9300 | www.gerardlighting.com.au
Issue date: 11/2/19
Product Specification & DIP Switch Settings
(1200mm/600mm/DALI/NON-DALI/Sensor in 4000k)
Luminaire
Option
Product Code Description Wattage
Drive Current
(mA)
Lumens
Output
DIP Switch-
Driver Settings
Line
Current (A)
BWP584E4
58W 1400mA 7199lm 0.25A
BWP354E4
35W 900mA 4768lm 0.16A
BWP254E4
25W 650mA 3521lm 0.12A
BWP584D4
58W 1400mA 7169lm 0.25A
BWP354D4
35W 900mA 4508lm 0.16A
BWP254D4
25W 650mA 3278lm 0.12A
BWP584D4M
58W 1400mA 7172lm 0.25A
BWP354D4M
35W 900mA 4508lm 0.16A
BWP254D4M
25W 650mA 3278lm 0.12A
BWP584D4/S4
58W 1400mA 7169lm 0.25A
BWP354D4/S4
35W 900mA 4508lm 0.16A
BWP254D4/S4
25W 650mA 3278lm 0.12A
BWP352E4
35W 1400mA 4560lm 0.17
BWP252E4
25W 900mA 3042lm 0.12
BWP102E4
10W 350mA 1275lm 0.16
BWP352D4
35W 1400mA 4522lm 0.17
BWP252D4
25W 900mA 3117lm 0.12
BWP102D4
10W 350mA 1311lm 0.16
BWP352D4/S4
35W 1400mA 4522lm 0.17
BWP252D4/S4
25W 900mA 3117lm 0.12
BWP102D4/S4
10W 350mA 1311lm 0.16
1 Product
with 3
options
BWP LED PRO 2
BATTEN 1200MM
58W/35W/25W
4000K IP65
BWP LED PRO2
BATTEN 1200MM
DALI
58W/35W/25W
4000K IP65
BWP LED PRO2
BATTEN 1200MM
DALI DIM SENSOR
58/35/25W 4K
IP65
BWP LED PRO2
BATTEN 1200MM
DALI EMERGENC
58W/35W/25W
4K IP65
BWP LED PRO2
BATTEN 600MM
35W/25W/10W
4000K IP65
BWP LED PRO2
BATTEN 600MM
DALI
35W/35W/10W
4000K IP65
BWP LED PRO2
BATTEN 600MM
DALI EMERG
35W/25W/10W
4000K IP65
1 Product
with 3
options
1 Product
with 3
options
1 Product
with 3
options
1 Product
with 3
options
1 Product
with 3
options
1 Product
with 3
options

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Gerard Lighting Pty Ltd
96-112 Gow Street, Padstow, NSW 2211
T: 02 9794 9300 | www.gerardlighting.com.au
Issue date: 11/2/19
Product Specification & DIP Switch Settings
(1200mm/600mm/DALI/NON-DALI/Sensor in 6500k)
Luminaire
Option
Product Code Description Wattage
Drive Current
(mA)
Lumens
Output
DIP Switch-
Driver Settings
Line
Current (A)
BWP584E6
58W 1400mA 7199lm 0.25A
BWP354E6
35W 900mA 4768lm 0.16A
BWP254E6
25W 650mA 3521lm 0.12A
BWP584D6
58W 1400mA 7169lm 0.25A
BWP354D6
35W 900mA 4508lm 0.16A
BWP254D6
25W 650mA 3278lm 0.12A
BWP584D6M
58W 1400mA 7172lm 0.25A
BWP354D6M
35W 900mA 4508lm 0.16A
BWP254D6M
25W 650mA 3278lm 0.12A
BWP584D6/S4
58W 1400mA 7169lm 0.25A
BWP354D6/S4
35W 900mA 4508lm 0.16A
BWP254D6/S4
25W 650mA 3278lm 0.12A
BWP352E6
35W 1400mA 4560lm 0.17
BWP252E6
25W 900mA 3042lm 0.12
BWP102E6
10W 350mA 1275lm 0.16
BWP352D6
35W 1400mA 4522lm 0.17
BWP252D6
25W 900mA 3117lm 0.12
BWP102D6
10W 350mA 1311lm 0.16
BWP352D6/S4
35W 1400mA 4522lm 0.17
BWP252D6/S4
25W 900mA 3117lm 0.12
BWP102D6/S4
10W 350mA 1311lm 0.16
BWP LED PRO2
BATTEN 600MM
DALI EMERG
35W/25W/10W
6500K IP65
1 SKU
with 3
options
1 SKU
with 3
options
1 SKU
with 3
options
1 SKU
with 3
options
1 SKU
with 3
options
1 SKU
with 3
options
1 SKU
with 3
options
BWP LEDPRO 2
BATTEN 1200MM
58W/35W/25W
6500K IP65
BWP LED PRO2
BATTEN 1200MM
DALI
58W/35W/25W
6500K IP65
BWP LEDPRO2
BATTEN 1200MM
DALI DIMSENSOR
58/35/25W
6500KIP65
BWP LEDPRO2
BATTEN 1200MM
DALI EMERGENC
58W/35W/25W
6500KIP65
BWP LEDPRO2
BATTEN 600MM
35W/35W/10W
6500K IP65
BWP LEDPRO2
BATTEN 600MM
DALI
35W/35W/10W
6500K IP65

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Gerard Lighting Pty Ltd
96-112 Gow Street, Padstow, NSW 2211
T: 02 9794 9300 | www.gerardlighting.com.au
Issue date: 11/2/19
Service & Operation
BWP LED PRO2 – Emergency Codes only
Normal Operation: Maintained Emergency Operation.
Battery: Sealed Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4) rechargeable battery pack. As per AS/NZS 2293, it is required
that the battery pack is discharged and recharged at least once every 6 months.
In case of a replacement, same brand and type of battery pack must be used. Allow 24 hours charging time before
carrying out any discharge tests.
Charge Duration: 16 Hours
Discharge Duration: 2 Hours (Initial test)
Test Switch: If manual test switch pressed, the fixture will operate from its battery supply.
Please ensure battery plug is connected to the inverter battery terminal.
Inrush Current & Breaker Recommendation Table
BWP LED PRO2 (All Codes)
Specification Item Value
Inrush Current Ipeak 10A
Duration T50 @ 50% Ipeak 200uS
Miniature Circuit Breaker QTY
Drivers per MCB 10A Type B 18
Drivers per MCB 16A Type B 29
Drivers per MCB 20A Type B 37
Drivers per MCB 25A Type B 46
Drivers per MCB 10A Type C 21
Drivers per MCB 16A Type C 34
Drivers per MCB 20A Type C
43
Drivers per MCB 25A Type C
54
Drivers per MCB 10A Type D 24
Drivers per MCB 16A Type D 39
Drivers per MCB 20A Type D 49
Drivers per MCB 25A Type D 62

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Gerard Lighting Pty Ltd
96-112 Gow Street, Padstow, NSW 2211
T: 02 9794 9300 | www.gerardlighting.com.au
Issue date: 11/2/19
Installation
Step 1: Take the Weatherproof Batten and Accessories out from the packaging.
Step 2: Open the Clips
Step 3: Take the gear tray out.

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Gerard Lighting Pty Ltd
96-112 Gow Street, Padstow, NSW 2211
T: 02 9794 9300 | www.gerardlighting.com.au
Issue date: 11/2/19
Step 4: Take the cable gland out and connect the AC cable.
Step 5: Tighten the cable gland
Step 6: Fasten the clips

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Gerard Lighting Pty Ltd
96-112 Gow Street, Padstow, NSW 2211
T: 02 9794 9300 | www.gerardlighting.com.au
Issue date: 11/2/19
Step 7: Install the batten on the ceiling.
Line Drawing (2ft)
Line Drawing (4ft)

Synchronised dimming with multiple sensor circuits
Synchronisation
control
RX
TX
TX
TX
One-Key
Commissioning
Stand-by power
Switched power
<1W
Max. 20 devices, 40mA
20s
Warming-up
0s ~ 1h, +∞(selectable)
10% / 30%
Stand-by period
Stand-by dimming level
50% / 100%
Daylight threshold
Hold time
Sensitivity
Setting adjustments:
5s ~ 30min (selectable)
2 ~ 50 lux, disabled
Independent DALI sensor with Photocell AdvanceTMl
Pierlite Codes: BWP584D4M; BWP584D6M
Features
One-key commissioning via programmable remote control
DALI dimming control method (DALI power supply circuit included)
Technical Data
Input Characteristics
Tc: +80
O
C
Operation temperature
Case temperature (Max.)
Ta: -20
O
C~ +60
O
C
Environment
IP20
IP rating
Sensor Data
Model No.
30O~ 150O
<0.2mW
5.8GHz +/- 75MHz
High Frequency (microwave)
Sensor principle
Operation frequency
Transmission power
Detection range
Detection angle
Max. ( Ox H) 12m x 6m
Model No.
120~277VAC 50/60Hz
Mains voltage
HCD418/DH HCD418/DH
Applications
Occupancy detector with daylight harvest suitable for building into the xture:
Ofce / Commercial Lighting
Classroom
Use for new luminaire designs and installations
Tri-level dimming control based upon occupancy (also known as corridor function)
Special photocell to measure and differentiate natural light from LED light from behind the xture cover
TM
Photocell Advance
Daylight harvest function to regulate light output for maintaining required lux level

Antenna module
Buzzer
Detection area
Hold-time
Daylight threshold
Stand-by period
Stand-by diming level
LED indication
LNPush
DA
SYNC
Daylight sensor
This sensor is specially designed for small scale, decentralised retrot project, which contains a DALI power supply circuit and gives
DALI output to the DALI driver to carry out on/off and dimming command. No extra DALI power supply is needed.
45
25.5 4.2
28
13
102
93.2
86.5
Functions and Features
Infrared remote receiver
6
0
6
Detection Pattern
Photocell Advance
TM
Synchronisation
control
RX
TX
TX
TX
One-Key
Commissioning
2~50Lux
Hold-time
5s~30min
Daylight Harvest
The light will not switch
on when natural light is
sufcient, even there is
motion detected.
The light switches on
automatically with
presence when natural
light is insufcient.
The light turns on at full or dims to maintain the lux level. The light output
regulates according to the level of natural light available.
The light dims to stand-by
period after hold-time and
stays on selected minimum
dimming level.
The light switches off when
the ambient natural light is
sufcient.
The light switches off
completely after the
stand-by period.
Note:
1. The light automatically turns on at target
dim level or turns off based upon ambient
natural light lux level during stand-by
period if it is preset to ‘+∞’.
2. The target lux level can be adjusted by
RC or a long press on the push switch.
Photocell AdvanceTM Function
1
It’s well known that LED lights have a totally different spectrum to natural light. It uses this principle and comes up with special
photocell and sophisticated software algorithm to measure and differentiate natural light from LED light from behind the xture cover,
so that this photocell can ignore internal LED light and only respond to the natural light outside.
Our technology has no infringement to the existing patents in the market.
2

Synchronisation Function
3
By connecting the “SYNC” terminals in parallel (maximum 10pcs, see wiring diagram), no matter which sensor detects motion, all
HCD418/DH in the group will turn on the lights (ambient natural light is below daylight threshold). The detection area is widely
enlarged in this way while other settings such as hold-time, stand-by period, stand-by dimming level and daylight threshold on each
individual unit stay the same.
* Short Push (<1s): on/off function;
On →Off: the light turns off immediately and cannot be triggered ON by motion until the expiration of pre-set hold-time. After this
period, the sensor goes back to normal sensor mode.
Off →On: the light turns on and goes to sensor mode, no matter if ambient Lux level exceeds the daylight threshold or not.
* Long Push (>1s): adjust the target lux level by turning the light up or down. Both the adjustment on RC and push switch can overwrite
each other, the last adjustment remains in memory.
Note: if end-user do not want this manual override function, just leave the “push” terminal unconnected to any wire.
Manual Override
4
This sensor reserves the access of manual override function for end-user to switch on/off, or adjust the target lux level by push-switch,
which makes the product more user-friendly and offers more options to t some extra-ordinary demands:
Semi-auto Mode (Absence Detection)
5
Note: end-user can choose either function or function for application. Default function is manual override.
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The light turns on full, and the sensor stays in
sensor mode.
The light does not switch on when there is
presence being detected.
Short push to activate the sensor
and switch on the light
People left, the light dims to stand-by level
after the hold-time.
The light switches off automatically after the
stand-by period elapses.
The light keeps being ON during the presence.
It is easy to forget to switch off the light, in ofce, corridor, even at home. And in many other cases, people do not want to have a
sensor to switch on the light automatically, for example, when people just quickly pass-by, there is no need to have the light on. The
solution is to apply this “absence detector”: motion sensor is employed, but only activated on the maunal press of the push switch, the
light keeps being ON in the presence, and dims down in the absence, and eventually switches off in the long absence.
This is a good combination of sensor automation and maunal override control, to have the maximum energy saving, and at the same
time, to keep efcient and comfortable lighting.

Set the level according to the fixture and environment. In Photocell AdvanceTM
mode this level will determine at which point the light turns off, and automatically
turns back on again (stand-by time is set to innity).
Please note that the levels refer to internal light reaching the sensor.
Disabling the daylight sensor will put the sensor into occupancy detection only
mode.
Select the dip switch configuration for the full brightness on-time after presense
detection.
Please note that this function is disabled when the natural daylight exceeds the
daylight threshold setting for more than 5 minutes.
HCD418/DH
HCD418/DH HCD418/DH
N
Push
Push
DALI
DALI
DALI
Sync
Sync
L
N
L
LED Driver
LED DriverLED Driver
Wiring Diagram
N
N
N
L
LPush DALI Sync N L
LLED
DALI N L LED
DALI N L LED
1Detection Range
2Hold Time
3Daylight Threshold
Sensor sensitivity can be adjusted by selecting the combination on the DIP
switches to t precisely for each specic application.
I – 100%
II – 50%
I – Disable
II – 50Lux
III – 10Lux
IV – 2Lux
I – 5s
II – 3min
III – 10min
IV – 30min
50%
100%
1
I
II
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50Lux
10Lux
2Lux
Disable
I
II
III
IV
32
3min
10min
30min
5s
I
II
III
IV
DIP Switch Settings

&
A
4
4 hhh
Settings (Remote Control HRC-11)
HRC-11
Permanent ON/OFF function
Press button “ON/OFF” to select permanent ON or permanent OFF mode.
* Press button “AUTO”, “RESET” or “Ambient” to quit this mode.
ON/
OFF
5Stand-by dimming level
4Stand-by period (corridor function)
I – 0s
II – 10s
III – 1min
IV – 5min
V – 10min
VI – 30min
VII – 1h
VIII – +∞
This is the time period you would like to keep at the low light output level
before it is completely switched off in the long absence of people.
I – 10%
II – 30%
1h
10min
30min
5min
1min
10s
8
7
6
+∞
0s
I
II
III
IV
V
VI
VII
VIII
30%
10%
9
I
II
8
The setting is used to select the desired dimmed light level used in
periods of absence for enhanced comfort and safety.
Note: “0s” means on/off control;
“+ ∞ ”means the stand-by time is innite and the xture is effectively
controlled by the daylight sensor, automatic on/off operation based
upon daylight). Selecting other time periods will disable ‘automatic
on’ operation and the photocell is used only to turn off the fixture
automatically.
Press button “RESET”, all settings go back to DIP switch settings.
Reset Settings
AUTO mode
Press button “AUTO” to initiate automatic mode. The sensor starts working and all
settings remain as before the light is switched ON/OFF.
1. Press button “Shift”, the red LED ashes for indication.
2. Press button “SEMI-AUTO/AUTO” to initiate semi-auto mode. The xture is
manually turned on by pressing the push-switch, and goes off automatically after
stand-by time. (Absence detection mode)
SEMI-AUTO mode
Press button “Shift”, the LED on the top left corner will ash to indicate mode
selection. All values / settings in RED are valid for 20 seconds.
Shift Button
Press the buttons to select light output at 80% (at initial 10,000 hours) or 100%.
Note: “Sensor off” and “Twilight” functions are disabled.
Power output

Press these two buttons to adjust the light output brightness and set a new target lux level. The built-in daylight sensor can measure
Brightness +/-
Scene program - 1-key commissioning
1. Press button “Start” to program.
2. Select the buttons in “Detection range”, “Daylight threshold”, “Hold-time”, “Stand-by time”, “Stand-by dimming level” to set all
parameters.
3. Press button “Memory” to save all the settings programmed in the remote control.
4. Press button “Apply” to set the settings to each sensor unit(s).
For example, to set detection range 100%, daylight threshold Disable, hold-time 5min, stand-by time +∞, stand-by dimming level 30%, the steps should be:
Press button “Start”, button ”100%”, “Disable”, “Shift”,“5min”, “Shift”, “+∞”, “30%”, “Memory”.By pointing to the sensor unit(s) and pressing “Apply”, all
settings are passed on thesensor(s).
Detection range
Press buttons in zone “Detection range” to set detection range at 100% / 75% / 50% / 10%.
2. Press button “Ambient”, the surrounding lux level is sampled and set as the new daylight threshold.
Ambient daylight threshold
Press buttons in zone “ Daylight threshold” to set daylight sensor at 2Lux/ 10Lux / 50Lux / 100Lux / 300Lux / 500Lux / Disable.
The light will not turn on upon movement if ambient lux level exceeds the daylight threshold preset.
Daylight threshold
Dual tech & RF mode
Hold-time
Stand-by dimming level
Daylight harvest auto-conguration
Stand-by time (corridor function)
Press buttons in zone “hold-time” to set the hold-time at 2s / 30s / 1min / 5min / 10min / 15min / 20min / 30min.
2. 2s is for testing purpose only, stand-by period and daylight sensor settings are disabled in this mode.
*To exit from Test mode, press button “RESET” or any button in “Hold-time”.
Press buttons in zone “stand-by time” to set the stand-by period at 0s / 10s / 1min / 5min / 10min / 30min / 1h / +∞.
t sensor, off when natural light is
Press the button in zone “stand-by dimming level” to set the stand-by dimming level at 10% / 20% / 30% / 50%.
2. Select a time period and the sensor will do light level measurement and determine/save the lowest light level (commission line)
with 100% light on, so as to set the target lux level automatically.
Note: 1. Make sure the light level measurement covers the night time.
All buttons in this zone are disabled.

Detection Pattern
Wall mounted height (m)
Ceiling mounted detection pattern (m) Wall mounted detection pattern (m)
Ceiling mounted height(m)
6
9
0
6
4
0
10%
10%
30%
30%
75%
75%
50%
50%