hager RTQ520X User manual

01
Safety instructions
Electrical devices may only be installed
and assembled by a qualied electrician in
accordance with the relevant installation
standards, guidelines, regulations, direc-
tives, safety and accident prevention regu-
lations of the country.
When installing and routing cables, al-
ways comply with the applicable regula-
tions and standards for SELV electrical
circuits.
These instructions are an integral compo-
nent of the product and must be retained
by the end user.
Scope of delivery
Outdoor unit
1x Outdoor unit
1x Torx TR10 xing screw
M3x6 mm
1x Torx TR10 wrench
2x Cable entry
seal, self-adhesive, small
2x Cable entry
seal, self-adhesive, medium
2x Cable entry
seal, self-adhesive, large
1x Connection compartment
cover plate
1x Connection compartment
seal
6x PH2 cross-head screw
M3x4 mm for cover plate
1x Connection terminal block
2 x 6 PIN
1x Connection terminal block
2 x 5 PIN
1x Connection terminal block
2 PIN
3x Diode
1x Connection terminal block
removal aid tool
RFID card
1x RFID user card
For reordering:
RTH303X (3 pcs)
RTH310X (10 pcs)
1x RFID registration card
1x RFID conguration card
Optional accessories, scope of
delivery
Flush-mounted installation housing,
RTW021X
1x Flush-mounted instal-
lation housing
4 x PH2 cross-head
screw M4x40 mm
2x Plaster masks
4 x PH2 cross-head
screw 4x35 mm
4 x Anchor Ø 6 mm
Surface-mounted installation housing,
RTW121X
1x Surface-mounted
installation housing
2x PH2 cross-head
screw M4x30 mm
4 x PH2 cross-head
screw 4x20 mm
4 x Anchor Ø 6 mm
Hollow wall installation housing, RTW022X
1x Hollow wall installa-
tion housing
Design and layout of the device
(11)
(8)
(7)
(4)
(5)
(3) (1)
(4)
(5)
(6) (6)
(9)
(10)
(2)
Fig. 1: Front side, outdoor station
(1) Main camera
(2) Twilight sensor for the connection of the
IR-LED
(3) Camera for facial recognition
(4) IR-LED to support facial recognition
(5) Microphone
(6) White light LED for night vision
(7) Touchscreen
(8) Loudspeaker
(9) RFID card reader
(10) Safety screw of the outdoor station
(11) Motion sensor
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RTQ520X, RTQ521X
Elcom motion
6LE008973A

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(12)
(15)
(14)
(18)
(13)
(16)
(19)
(17)
Fig. 2: Rear side, outdoor station
(12) Openings for attachment in the installa-
tion housing
(13) Suspension option as mounting aid
(14) Sabotage contact
(15) Sockets for connecting terminal blocks
and RJ45 network connection
(16) Connection compartment
(17) Adhesion point for one part of the two-
part cable entry seal
(18) Storage space for connection cables
(19) Opening, Reset button
Function
The Elcom motion IP outdoor station is suita-
ble for modernisation and new construction. It
is operated via the Hager TJA470 / TJA510N
gateway on 2-wire intercom systems from
Hager . The gateway connects the IP outdoor
station with the Hager 2-wire bus. Elcom
motion allows audio-video communication.
Elcom motion off ers an access control option
using a PIN code and / or RFID card reader.
In addition, the RTQ521X possesses a facial
recognition function.
Correct use
- For vertical surface-mounted, fl ush-mount-
ed or hollow-wall mounting in the appropri-
ate installation housing (see Accessories)
- Not compatible with intercom systems of
other manufacturers
- Suitable for use exterior applications
Bell operation
The search for a contact is carried out on
the touch display by scrolling through an
alphabetical list or searching using a virtual
keyboard.
Cleaning and care
To clean the surfaces, we recommend using
a lint-free cloth with warm water and a little
detergent. Tough and resistant grease resi-
dues can be removed with an alcohol-based
cleaning agent.
Do not use any abrasive polishing agents.
These can cause destruction through
microscratches on the surface.
Do not use a citrus-based glass cleaner.
This can cause the metal components on
the surfaces to oxidise.
Information for electricians
Installation and electrical
connection
DANGER!
Touching live parts in the instal-
lation environment can result in
an electric shock!
An electric shock can lead to
death!
Before working on the device or
load, disconnect all associated
circuit breakers. Cover all live
parts in the area!
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When installing door communication systems,
comply with the general safety regulations
for telecommunications systems according to
VDE 0800:
- Separate routing of power and door com-
munication cables with a minimum spac-
ing of 10 cm
- Partitions between power and door com-
munication cables in shared cable ducts
- Use of standard Cat. 6 or 7 network cables
for the outdoor station and gateway as well
as telecommunications cables,
e.g. J-Y(St) Y with 0.8 mm diameter for the
2-wire bus.
Selecting installation location
The device can be installed both in interiors
and in outdoor areas.
- Keep it as free as possible from strong
outside light, such as lamps, streetlights,
garden lighting, which shine directly onto
the outdoor station.
Fig. 3: Outside light
- No direct sunlight.
Fig. 4: Direct sunlight
- If possible, no extremely bright or contrast-
ing background.
Fig. 5: Bright / contrasting background
- No direct sunlight through a window or
door
Fig. 6: Direct sunlight through a window
- If possible without indirect sunlight through
a window or door.
Fig. 7: Direct sunlight through a window

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Biometric detection products may not be
exactly 100% accurate and suitable for
all scenarios and environments. For uses
or scenarios requiring increased security,
please set up a combination of the access
authentications with RFID card or PIN
code.
Mounting of installation housing
DANGER!
Damage from condensation.
Heat bridges can lead to
condensation collecting.
Only use thermally-decoupled
fastening material that is suitable
for outdoor areas. Do not use
any silicone containing acetic
acid, as this can lead to
corrosion.
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An installation height of approx. 1.6 m
(middle of the camera lens) is recom-
mended for persons of average size.
Depending on the mounting type of the
appropriate installation housing, the
height of the cable entry can be found in
the surface-mounted, fl ush-mounted or
hollow-wall drawings.
M aintain a minimum distance of 50 mm
from any underlying objects, e.g. projection
on a wall. To allow the opening of the door
station with the opening tool (Figure 9).
360
130 40
45
Fig. 8: Outdoor station dimensions
≥ 50 mm
Fig. 9: Minimum spacing for mounting /
dismantling
Observe camera aperture angle
(Figure 10 /11)
1
1
5
°
012 1 2 m
1
2
Fig. 10: Camera aperture angle horizontal
6
3
°
2
1,6
1
3 m
1 2 m
Fig. 11: Camera aperture angle vertical
Flush-mounting of installation housing
350
120
25
5152
2626
36,5 36,5
55 138 102
149149
55
34
Fig. 12: Dimensions, fl ush-mounted installa-
tion housing
30
42
357
115
Fig. 13: Dimensions, fl ush-mounted installa-
tion housing insert
Hold the installation housing in the correct
position at the mounting location with the ar-
row pointing upwards, align it with a spirit
level and draw it onto the wall (Figure 14).
Fig. 14: Drawing on the fl ush-mounted installa-
tion housing
Knock out the wall recess at the required
depth using the appropriate tool.
DANGER!
Sharp metal edges on the fl ush-
mounted housing.
Sharp edges could cause injury
from cuts.
Before mounting, wear protective
gloves!
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Break out the required cable entries in the
housing and screw on the plaster masks.
In so doing, only screw in the screws
lightly, in order to avoid deformations.
If necessary, insert a stripped cable, termi-
nated with an RJ45 plug into the housing
through the cable entry.
Insert the flush-mounted installation
housing in the wall recess in the correct
position with the arrow pointing up and
align with the spirit level. If necessary,
draw on the fastening holes of the plaster
masks and drill them (Figure 15).

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(20)
(20)
Fig. 15: Flush-mounted installation housing with
plaster masks
(20) Plaster masks
With raw construction walls, the plaster
thickness should be taken into account.
The housing should be mounted as fl ush
as possible with the surface of the  nished
plaster. If necessary, compensate the
plaster thickness by relining the plaster
masks (20).
Compensation of the
final plaster thickness
(20)
Fig. 16: Surface compensation through
relining
Check the position once again using a
spirit level.
Align precisely as it is not possible to align
the front plate laterally.
During mounting in a thermal insulation
composite system, observe the following:
- If necessary, compensate for the depth of
the installation opening until the bottom of
the housing using insulation material with
high insulation value such as Polyure-
thane (PUR).
Vertically adjustable insulated device
supports can also be used instead of the
insulation material.
- Drill cable bushing into the compensation
insulation if required.
- If necessary, attach and seal insulation
material with building foam layer by layer
in order to prevent air circulation in cavi-
ties.
- Only use fastening materials suitable for out-
door areas, such as building foam, screws
and anchors suitable for composite insulation
systems.
When installing in single-wall masonry,
also bear in mind the following:
- Close any cracks, holes and openings in
order to prevent any air circulation.
- Depending on the masonry, fasten the
housing with building foam or cement  ller
suitable for outdoor areas and wait the
relevant amount of time for it to harden.
or:
- Attach the housing to the wall with screws
and dowels via the  xing holes at the
back.
Mounting of the hollow-wall installation
housing
357
348
120
147
max. 25
61
4260
30
Fig. 17: Hollow wall installation housing
dimensional drawing
Assembling the hollow-wall installation
housing (Figure 18)
A
A
C
B
B
C
Fig. 18: Assembling the hollow-wall installa-
tion housing
Hold the hollow-wall installation housing in
the correct position at the mounting location
with the arrow pointing upwards, align it
with a spirit level and draw it onto the wall
(Figure 19).
Fig. 19: Drawing on the hollow-wall installation
housing
Cut out a wall cut-out of exactly
348 x 120 mm using a suitable tool.
The cut-out must be accurate as the wall
support of the installation housing is only 4
mm to the top and bottom.
If necessary, insert a stripped cable, termi-
nated with an RJ45 plug into the rear of the
housing through the cable entry.
Insert the housing in the wall cut-out in the
c orrect position with the arrow pointing
up
, align it with the spirit level and hold it
with one hand.
Loosen the 4 screws for hollow-wall
fastening using a screwdriver A, push
outwards B and screw tight (Figure 20).
A
B
Fig. 20: Hollow-wall installation housing
fastening

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Mounting of surface-mounted installation
housing
129 5151 129
360
87
130
60 31
5057,5
30
Fig. 21: Surface-mounted installation housing
dimensional drawing
If necessary, insert a stripped cable, termi-
nated with an RJ45 plug into the rear of the
housing through the cable entry.
Hold the surface-mounted installation
housing in the correct position at the
mounting location with the arrow point-
ing upwards, align it with a spirit level and
draw the rear-side fastening holes onto the
wall (Figure 22).
Fig. 22: Drawing on the surface-mounted
installation housing
Drill the fastening holes and fasten the
installation housing with screws and an-
chors suitable for the substrate.
System expansion
- Quantity of TJA470 / TJA510N: Max. 1 per
system (from Q3 2023, multiples planned
- more information on installation, system
setup and system limits can then be found
at www.hager.com)
- Number of residential units per system:
Max. 255 with own bus address
- Number of indoor stations: Max. 3 in paral-
lel per residential unit (more than 3 possi-
ble by using secondary line couplers)
- Number of users / names: Max. 1000 per
outdoor station RTQ52x X
- Number of users: Max. 1000 per TJA470 /
TJA510N
- Number of users per residential unit: Max.
5 (maximum number of RFID cards)
- PIN code: 1 PIN code per user / name
- Number of outdoor stations RTQ52x X:
Max. 10 per TJA470 / TJA510N
- Number of line couplers RED111Y: Max.
64 per system
- Number of secondary line couplers
RED115Y: Max. 8 per system
Cam
Mon
...
0/0
0/1
0/2
0/30/E
212
1
2
PC auto
24 V s
0,5 A
Power
X/X
Cam
2DV Bus
X/X
Mon
TJA510
Mon Cam
0/F
2-wire indoor station installation
RED011X
RED111X
* TJA470
TJA510N
Network cable
2-wire
2-wire outdoor stations
E
l
c
o
m
m
o
t
i
o
n
TJA470
only
Fig. 23: Installation example without coupler
* TJA470 only for single-occupancy dwellings (allows the use of APP)
TJA510N for multiple-occupancy dwellings (no APP possible)

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Connections of the outdoor station
Power is supplied to the outdoor station and
the gateway via PoE+ or an external power
supply. The outdoor station and the TJA470
/ TJA510N gateway are operated as a sepa-
rate IP network using an Ethernet switch. The
transition to the 2-wire audio / video bus is on
the TJA470 / TJA510N.
- PoE+ power supply:
The outdoor station and the gateway must
be connected with a PoE+ or PoE++ Eth-
ernet switch according to IEEE 802.3bt.
- With external power supply:
For operation with a switch without PoE+,
the outdoor station and the gateway must
each be connected with e Hager HT-
G911H power supply. The HTG911H ex-
ternal power supply is only suitable for the
power supply of one device and may not,
under any circumstances, be used for a
further device.
The cable length of the PoE+ cable may
not exceed 20 m. With longer network
cables, a Hager HTG911H external power
supply must be used.
Connection to the 2-wire bus
The 2-wire video/audio system can be
installed in various ways. The wiring diagram
below shows a star shape installation by way
of example.
Other installation types can be found in
the 2-wire system manual and online on
our website.
The following example, Figures 24 and 25,
shows the integration of the RTQ52xX out-
door station in a multi-dwelling building with
3 indoor stations via the TJA510N gateway.
The system can be supplemented with further
indoor stations, outdoor stations and acces-
sories devices (Figure 23).
The second HTG911H power supply,
shown hatched, is only required for the
variant without PoE+.
2
Fig. 24: Installation example, multi-dwelling
building shown unresolved
KNX
IP
3
NO
COM
Fig. 25: Installation example, multi-dwelling
building shown resolved
LOOP_OUT
LOOP_GND
RELAY_NC1
PWR_IN
PWR_GND
RELAY_COM1
RELAY_NO1
GND
WG_D1
WG_D0
RS485_A
RS485_B
GND
RELAY_IN2
GND
RELAY_IN1
RELAY_IN3
GND
RELAY_NO3
RELAY_COM3
RELAY_NC3
L
A
N
RELAY_NO2
RELAY_COM2
RELAY_NC2
NO
NC
C
NO
NC
C
NO
NC
C
NL
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No function
No function
No function
No function
No function
Door release 1 Relay 1
change-over contact
Power
supply
No function
No function
Open door release 1
Push-button -NO contact
Fig. 26: Connections of the outdoor station
Indoor station
Video indoor stations
Bus line power supply 2D RMD
Power supply 24 V DC RMD
Network transformer 12 V~
2x video distributor
- Elcom motion Controller IP/2D
(multi-family house)
- Domovea expert KNX
(single-family house)
Storey call push-button
Terminator / terminating resistor
Door opener
Outdoor station with touch display
+ camera
Twisted wire pair
Untwisted wire pair,
for e.g. for door release
Table 1: Switching symbols
Connection of inductive devices to door
release relay
When connecting inductive devices - with
a coil - (e.g. door release, electromagnetic
lock), it is necessary to protect the relay con-
tact against high making currents. For this,
we recommend switching one of the supplied
diodes 1 A/200 V in parallel in the blocking
direction.
+
Fig. 27: Diode connection

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Connecting to the IP network
ATTENTION!
We recommend installing the
system in a segmented LAN
network (separated from any
other use) and protecting it with
a  rewall.
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The outdoor station is connected to the in-
door stations and the local IP network via the
TJA470 / TJA510N gateway.
The outdoor station is commissioned via the
con guration interface of the appropriate
gateway.
Switch
LAN / WLAN
Config-
uration
Fig. 28: Connecting to the IP network
Mounting of the outdoor station
The installation housing is mounted and the
required connection cables in the housing
have been prepared.
Connect the connection cables and
network cables to the outdoor station
according to Figure 28.
Stick the size of the two-part cable entry
seal (22) required for the cables in the
connection compartment cover plate (21)
and in the connection compartment of the
outdoor station. Then, insert the connec-
tion compartment seal (23) in the recess
provided around the connection compart-
ment and then close it by screwing on
the connection compartment cover plate
(Figure 29).
(21)
(22)
(22)
(23)
Fig. 29: Cable entry, outdoor station
(21) Connection compartment cover plate
(22) Two-part cable entry
seal
(23) Connection compartment seal
Attach the outdoor station to the top two
straps of the installation housing and
swing it to the installation housing at the
bottom (Figure 30).
A
B
Fig. 30: Insertion of the outdoor station
Using the safety screw (10), screw the
outdoor station to the installation housing
at the bottom centre (Figure 31).
(10)
Fig. 31: Securing the outdoor station
RFID cards
The RFID cards are contactless cards from
the MIFARE DES re range with a unique
serial number (UID), which is used as an
identi er.
There are 3 types of RFID cards, with diff er-
ent access authorisations:
The Con guration card for the
electrician (white corner), allowing
local polling and setting of various
parameters.
The Con guration card is set at the factory
for the con guration of this outdoor station
and, initially, only works with this outdoor
station. At a later time, the card can also
be assigned to other outdoor stations.
The Registration card for the
administrator (white banner).
It allows the display of the PIN
codes, the addition of RFID cards
and the teaching-in of faces for
facial recognition (RTQ521X ) .
The Registration card is set at the factory
for the con guration of this outdoor station
and, initially, only works with this outdoor
station. At a later time, the card can also
be assigned to other outdoor stations.
The User card for the tenant
(completely blue ), authorising the
user to open the door.
The User card can be registered on multi-
ple outdoor stations.
Con guration via the touch display
The Con guration card allows the local
settable of some parameters directly on the
outdoor station.
Hold the Configuration card (white cor-
ner) in front of the RFID card reader of the
outdoor station to identify yourself.
Fig. 32: Identi cation with the Con guration
card
The settings (Figure 33) appear on the
touch display.
Select the setting to be changed on the
touch display (Figure 33) and follow the
instructions on the display.

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Settings
General settings
Camera settings
Network
Security
System info
Dismiss
Fig. 33: Con guration card settings
General settings
General settings
Volume
Display
Homepage design
Factory reset
Back
Fig. 34: General settings
Select the general setting to be changed
on the touch display (Figure 34) and follow
the instructions on the display.
-Volume to set the:
Microphone side, microphone sensitivity,
loudspeaker volume, volume of the button
sounds
-Screen to set the:
Display backlighting, IR LED additional
lighting for facial recognition
-Home page for the con guration of:
Contents on the Home page
-Language setting to adapt:
The announcement voice
-Resetting to factory settings
Camera settings
For data protection reasons, up to 4 masks
can be added to the camera picture to hide
parts of the image.
To insert and change the size, follow the
instructions on the display (Figure 35).
Camera settings
Area visible in the indoor stations:
1/4 masks used
Add mask Delete
Save
Back
Fig. 35: Camera settings, masking
Network settings
An IP address is required for addressing in
the network. The IP address can be assigned
automatically via DHCP or permanently in
a manual manner (the IP address is usually
provided by the system administrator).
provided by the system administrator).
ATTENTION!
Possible synchronisation prob-
lems between the gateway and
outdoor station.
Communication problems possi-
ble between the devices during
automatic assignment.
Ensure the use of  xed IP
addresses in agreement with the
system administrator.
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Automatic assignment
For the automatic network setting, position
DHCP on On (Figure 36).
The automatically assigned addresses
appear in the Network menu.
Netzwork
Alternate DNS Server
Gateway
Subnet mask
IP address
192.168.1.1
192.168.1.1
192.168.1.1
255.255.255.0
192.168.1.104
Preferred DNS Server
Back Save
DHCP
Fig. 36: Automatic assignment
Manual assignment
For manual network settings, position
DHCP on Off (Figure 37).
By selecting the appropriate address, this
can be entered manually using the num-
ber keypad shown.
Netzwork
Alternate DNS Server
Gateway
Subnet mask
IP address
192.168.1.1
192.168.1.1
192.168.1.1
255.255.255.0
192.168.1.104
Preferred DNS Server
Back Save
DHCP
Fig. 37: Manual assignment
Security settings
Security
Lock
Tamper alarm
Back
Fig. 38: Security settings
Select the security setting to be changed
on the touch display and follow the instruc-
tions on the display (Figure 38).
-Door release to set:
Door release signal type, delay time
-Sabotage warning to set:
Activation of the sabotage contact, volume
setting of the sabotage message
System information
System info
MAC
Address 0C:11:05:0F:30:2D
X915SModel
Firmware version
Hardware version 915.1.0.0
915.30.1.10
Used licences
Privacy policy
Back
Fig. 39: System information
All the relevant device information is dis-
played under System information (Figure 39).
-Used licences can be opened
-Data protection guidelines can be
opened

Access options
Any user registered in the database via the
TJA470 / TJA510N con guration interface
can use a unique PIN code and or a RFID
card or facial recognition to access the
building.
The user cards are available as RTH303X
(3x pack) and RTH310X (10x pack). The UID
of a user card (completely blau ) for build-
ing access can be read by the RFID card
reader integrated into the outdoor station
and assigned to a user using a con guration
interface.
Alternatively, the UID (unique ID) of a Mi-
fare RFID card can also be read out using
a separate reader (connected to a PC via
USB) and then entered in the con gura-
tion interface of the TJA470 / TJA510N
gateway.
Biometric detection products may not be
exactly 100% accurate and suitable for
all scenarios and environments. For uses
or scenarios requiring increased security,
please set up a combination of the access
authentications with RFID card or PIN
code.
The access options RFID card (RTQ520X ,
RTQ521X ) or facial recognition
(RTQ521X ) must be activated for each
user using the registration card in the
outdoor station.
The assignment must take place sepa-
rately for each user (not to a call area, as
there is otherwise no synchronisation with
the con guration interface).
A random PIN code is assigned by the
system. It is unique in the system. Should
the same PIN code be required for multi-
ple users, then it can be entered manually.
However, this reduces access security.
A maximum of 1 PIN code, 5 RFID cards
and 1 face can be assigned to each user.
An RFID card and PIN code can only be
deleted from the system via the TJA470 /
TJA510N con guration interface.
The PIN code consists of a number made
up of 6 digits and may not begin with a 0.
Administration of the access options
Using the Registration card for the Adminis-
trator (white banner), it is possible to save or
modify the diff erent access options.
Hold the Registration card (white banner)
in front of the RFID card reader of the out-
door station to identify yourself (Fig. 40).
Fig. 40: Identi cation with the Registration
card
Registered users appear on the touch
display (Figure 41).
Select the user on the touch display:
Users
ARMANI Eric
Tesla
CAISSON Romain
Tesla
BATELOT Jessica
Tesla
DREISSEN Anna
Tesla
FROMMWEILLER
Thomas
Dismiss
Fig. 41: Display of registered users
Select the access option to be changed on
the touch display and follow the instruc-
tions on the display:
RFID card inaktiv
aktiv
aktiv
Private PIN
Face recognition
ARMANI Eric
Back
Save
Fig. 42: Access options of the user
Appendix
Technical data
RAM / ROM 2 GB / 16 GB
Touch display 8" IPS LCD
Display brightness 650 cd/m²
Horizontal  eld of view 130°
Main camera 1 / 2.8" CMOS, HDR mode,
Starlight
Camera aperture angle 115° (H) / 63° (V)
Video resolution max. 1920 x 1080 px
Video encoding format H.264
Access control PIN, RFID, facial
RFID cards 13.56 MHz & 125 kHz
Facial recognition accuracy > 99%
Residential units max. 255
User entries max. 1000
Loudspeaker 2, 8 Ω / 2 W
Microphones 2 (left or right), -42 dB
Ethernet connection RJ45, 10/100Base-T
Network cable Cat. 6 FTP or STP
Network cable length with PoE+ max. 25 m
(depending on the audio and display
settings at the outdoor station)
with power supply max. 100 m
Connecting terminals external
power supply 0,2 ... 2,5 mm²
Connecting terminals relay 0,2 ... 1,5 mm²
PoE+ power supply IEEE 802.3bt
Separate power supply with
HTG911H (if no PoE+) 24 V=
Interfaces RS485
Relay outputs, potential-free 1 change-over
contact
Relay switching current max. 1 A at 36 V = / 24 V~
Potential-free inputs for changeover relay 1
Relative humidity 10 ... 90% (not
condensing)
Minimum ambient brightness 0.1 Lux
Protection class IP65 / IK10
Storage temperature -30 ... 70°C
Operating temperature -30 ... 60°C
Mounting height, camera middle 1.6 m
Dimensions (W x H x D) 130 x 360 x 40 mm
Weight 2300 g
Standards
- EN 300330 V2.1.1 (Art. 3.2)
- EN 301489-1 V2.2.3 (Art. 3.1b)
- EN 301489-3 V2.1.1 (Art. 3.1b)
- EN 301489-17 V3.2.4 (Art. 3.1b)
- EN 62368-1:2014+A11:2017 (Art. 3.1a)
- EN 50663:2017 (Art. 3.1a)
- EN 62479:2010 (Art. 3.1a)
- EN 50364:2018 (Art. 3.1a)
- EN 50486:2008
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Warranty
We reserve the right to realise technical and
formal changes to the product in the interest
of technical progress.
Our products are under guarantee within the
scope of the statutory provisions.
If you have a warranty claim, please contact
the point of sale.
Note
Any access to device-internal areas, which
goes beyond the areas described in these
instructions, is prohibited and will lead to the
guarantee becoming null and void, along with
any other form of warranty.
Such interventions can damage the electron-
ics and / or electronic components. These
products were designed in such a way that
these areas need not be accessed during
commissioning and maintenance work.
Disposal
Disposal of electrical and
electronic devices in the
European Union.
(Applicable in the European Union and other
European countries with separate collection
systems).
This marking shown on the product or its
documentation indicates that it should not be
disposed of with other household waste at the end
of its working life. To prevent possible harm to the
environment or human health from uncontrolled
waste disposal, please separate this device from
other types of waste. Recycle the device responsibly
to promote the sustainable reuse of material
resources.
Household users should contact either the retailer
where they purchased this product, or their local
government oce, for details of where and how
they can take this device for environmentally safe
disposal.
Business users should contact their supplier and
check the terms and conditions of the purchase
contract. This product should not be mixed with
other commercial waste for disposal.
CE declaration of conformity
The corresponding declaration of conformity
is available for downloading at www.hager.de.
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