Housewatch 55-190 User manual

Model No: 55-190 (White) 55-191 (Black)
INFRARED SENSOR
INSTRUCTIONS
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CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION .........................................................................................3
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS .......................................................3
INSTALLING THE INFRARED SENSOR ..................................................4-5
SET UP AND OPERATION .......................................................................6-9
TROUBLESHOOTING................................................................................10
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS..................................................................11
WARRANTY INFORMATION .....................................................................12
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INTRODUCTION
The Housewatch infrared sensor
ceilings in a range of outdoor l
staircases, garages and parking are
IMPORTANT SAFETY I
Please follow these instructions c
operate this sensor.
Ensure power is isolated before
Ensure the voltage marked on
power supply to be used
DO NOT mount on a conductiv
Must be installed by a licensed
AS/NZS 3000:2018
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INTRODUCTION
The Housewatch infrared sensor is suitable for installation on walls and
ceilings in a range of outdoor locations including entrances, gardens,
staircases, garages and parking areas.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Please follow these instructions carefully before attempting to install and
operate this sensor.
Ensure power is isolated before performing any work on the sensor
Ensure the voltage marked on the product is the same as the electrical
power supply to be used
DO NOT mount on a conductive surface
Must be installed by a licensed electrician in accordance with
AS/NZS 3000:2018
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INSTALLING THE INFRARED SENSOR INSTALLING THE INFR
1) Switch power OFF at meter box.
2) Refer to FIGURE 1. Use the holes (A) on the Mounting Base (B) to mark
the position of the fixing screws on the selected mounting surface once
the mounting position has been established.
3) If wall plugs are to be used for securing the base of the unit, drill to a depth
of approximately 40mm, and fit the supplied plastic wall plugs. Take care
not to drill into concealed electrical wiring or other services. Wall plugs
must be pushed in until flush.
4) Drill a suitable hole to accommodate the electrical cable mounting plate
(C) between the other two mounting holes for electrical connections (E).
5) Ensure gasket is positioned over wiring before connecting (D).
6) Pull through electrical cable in preparation for connection to the sensor.
7) Connect the cable to the termin
8) Remove protective backing fro
FIGURE 1.
9) Attach the self-adhesive foam g
base, aligning the holes in the g
1.
10) Fit the sensor mounting base (
ensure it’s tightly secured to ma
11) Tighten adjusting nuts to seal th
12) Ensure that associated lighting
Australian Wiring Rules.
13) Reconnect power.
FIGURE 1 FI
A
A
B
DC
E
E
SPARE
Load
Neutral Out (N)
Neutral Supply (N)
Active Supply (L)
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ED SENSOR INSTALLING THE INFRARED SENSOR
on the Mounting Base (B) to mark
he selected mounting surface once
lished.
g the base of the unit, drill to a depth
upplied plastic wall plugs. Take care
wiring or other services. Wall plugs
the electrical cable mounting plate
holes for electrical connections (E).
ng before connecting (D).
ation for connection to the sensor.
7) Connect the cable to the terminal block provided as per FIGURE 2.
8) Remove protective backing from self-adhesive foam gasket (D) as per
FIGURE 1.
9) Attach the self-adhesive foam gasket to the rear of the sensor mounting
base, aligning the holes in the gasket (E) to the wall plugs as per FIGURE
1.
10) Fit the sensor mounting base (B) to the wall using screws provided and
ensure it’s tightly secured to maintain IP rating.
11) Tighten adjusting nuts to seal the cable and lock the head in place.
12) Ensure that associated lighting loads are correctly installed according to
Australian Wiring Rules.
13) Reconnect power.
1 FIGURE 2
A
SPARE
S
N
L
Relay
Sensor
Load
Neutral Out (N)
Neutral Supply (N)
Active Supply (L)
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SET UP AND OPERATION SET UP AND OPERAT
The outdoor sensor is equipped with a highly sensitive PIR (Passive Infrared)
motion detector. A multi-cell technology fresnel lens is used to divide the
sensor's basic detection range into multiple separate segments or zones. The
sensor automatically scans for movement between zones.
The outdoor sensor will provide optimal performance and range when installed
in a vertical position approximately 2.5m above the ground; as is shown in the
diagrams in FIGURE 3 below. The sensor head can be adjusted to allow optimal
coverage of the detection area. The horizontal coverage zone can reach up to
15m with an angle of 110°.
To adjust sensor head refer to FIGURE 4.
Simply loosen the two ball joint locking nuts (A), located at either end of the
sensor arm (B), adjust sensor head (C) and tighten nuts (A).
NOTE: Always loosen locking nuts on the sensor before adjusting. Failure to do
so can damage the sensor or crack the lock nut.
Time Duration:
The length of time the sensor will act
from 10 seconds to 10 minutes. Rota
anti-clockwise will reduce the durati
Lux Level:
The sensor has a built in photoelec
and darkness levels. Rotating the lux
the day/night image), will ensure that
the lux control knob clockwise, the s
depending on the application - this
sensor after installation.
Sensitivity:
The sensitivity control (marked with
the sensitivity of the sensor. This ad
of the PIR to prevent false triggering
required, the sensitivity adjustment
fully clockwise.
5º
tilt
3m
2.5m
8m 15m
3m
8m
15m
110º
approx
AA
B
FIGURE 3
FI
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SET UP AND OPERATION
hly sensitive PIR (Passive Infrared)
fresnel lens is used to divide the
le separate segments or zones. The
between zones.
rformance and range when installed
bove the ground; as is shown in the
ead can be adjusted to allow optimal
ntal coverage zone can reach up to
uts (A), located at either end of the
d tighten nuts (A).
ensor before adjusting. Failure to do
k nut.
Time Duration:
The length of time the sensor will activate a load after detection can be adjusted
from 10 seconds to 10 minutes. Rotating the time knob (marked with the clock)
anti-clockwise will reduce the duration time.
Lux Level:
The sensor has a built in photoelectric cell that automatically detects daylight
and darkness levels. Rotating the lux control knob anti-clockwise (marked with
the day/night image), will ensure that the sensor only works at night. By rotating
the lux control knob clockwise, the sensor will work in both daylight and at night
depending on the application - this setting is primarily used for testing the
sensor after installation.
Sensitivity:
The sensitivity control (marked with the sensor symbol) allows you to adjust
the sensitivity of the sensor. This adjustment is useful to adjust the sensitivity
of the PIR to prevent false triggering and to adjust the detection range. Unless
required, the sensitivity adjustment should be operated with the knob turned
fully clockwise.
15 m
3m
8m
15m
110º
approx
Time Duration
C
AA
B
Lux Level
Sensitivity
FIGURE 4
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SET UP AND OPERATION SET UP AND OPERATI
Walk Test
1) Rotate the lux knob fully clockwise for daylight operation, set the time
control to min (Anti-clockwise) and the sensitivity to maximum (clockwise).
2) Turn on the power at the isolating switch. The load should turn on for a
short period of time.
3) Wait 30 seconds for the circuit to stabilise.
4) If not already adjusted, direct the sensor toward the desired area, adjusting
the elbow joint on the sensor arm. Loosen all nuts on the sensor before
adjusting.
5) Have another person move across the centre of the detection area and
slowly adjust the angle of the sensor arm until the load switches on. Your
sensor is now aimed at your selected area.
6) Adjust the time control to the desired level.
7) Adjust the sensitivity (if required) to limit detection range. This can be tested
via walk testing.
8) Adjust the lux control by rotating anti-clockwise to revert to night time
operation. If the load is required to switch on earlier, e.g. dusk; wait for the
desired light level, and slowly turn the lux knob clockwise while someone
walks across the centre of the detection area. When the load switches on,
release the lux control knob.
Manual Override Feature
When the power is initially turned ON, the sensor operates in AUTO mode. In
this mode, the sensor turns the load ON and OFF automatically.
The manual override function means that the sensor can be put permanently
“ON”. In this mode the PIR sensor is disabled.
Resetting the Sensor into “Manual
9) To bypass the “auto mode” and
the wall switch “OFF” and “ON”
Wall switch action: OFF > ON.
10) Wait for 3 seconds and the light
will be in the “manual mode”.
Note: If the wall switch action is
enter into “manual mode”.
Setting the Sensor into “Auto Mod
1) To change back to “auto mode”
10 seconds, then turn it back “O
2) Wall switch action: OFF, wait 10
3) The PIR sensor will enter into t
“ON” for 10 seconds, then will t
The sensitivity control (marked with
the sensitivity of the sensor. This ad
of the PIR to prevent false triggering
4) Now wait for about 10 seconds
will operate now in “auto mode”
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SET UP AND OPERATION
or daylight operation, set the time
sensitivity to maximum (clockwise).
witch. The load should turn on for a
ilise.
or toward the desired area, adjusting
oosen all nuts on the sensor before
he centre of the detection area and
arm until the load switches on. Your
area.
evel.
it detection range. This can be tested
ti-clockwise to revert to night time
tch on earlier, e.g. dusk; wait for the
lux knob clockwise while someone
on area. When the load switches on,
sensor operates in AUTO mode. In
nd OFF automatically.
the sensor can be put permanently
bled.
Resetting the Sensor into “Manual Mode”
9) To bypass the “auto mode” and set the sensor into “manual mode”, turn
the wall switch “OFF” and “ON” once within 3 seconds.
Wall switch action: OFF > ON.
10) Wait for 3 seconds and the light will turn “ON” permanently and the sensor
will be in the “manual mode”.
Note: If the wall switch action is done more than twice, the sensor may not
enter into “manual mode”.
Setting the Sensor into “Auto Mode”
1) To change back to “auto mode”, turn the power “OFF” and wait for about
10 seconds, then turn it back “ON” again turning the switch “ON” once only.
2) Wall switch action: OFF, wait 10 seconds > ON
3) The PIR sensor will enter into the “warm-up” mode and the load will stay
“ON” for 10 seconds, then will turn “OFF”.
The sensitivity control (marked with the sensor symbol) allows you to adjust
the sensitivity of the sensor. This adjustment is useful to adjust the sensitivity
of the PIR to prevent false triggering.
4) Now wait for about 10 seconds for the circuit to stabilise and the sensor
will operate now in “auto mode”.
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TROUBLESHOOTING TECHNICAL SPECIFIC
Installation of elect
out by a qualified el
Contact a qualified
break down.
Problem
Load does not
turn off
Load does not
turn on
Nuisance
triggered
Possible Cause
1) Auto off time is set
too long
2) Sensor is nuisance
triggered
3) Incorrect wiring
1) Exceeding the
detection range
2) No power is supplied
3) Incorrect wiring
There are heat sources,
highly reflective objects
or any objects which
may be swayed in the
wind within the
detection coverage
Suggested Solution
1) Set auto off time to a
shorter time and check if
the load is switched off or
not according to the
preset off time
2) Keep away from detection
coverage to avoid
activating sensor while
doing the test
3) Refer to wiring diagrams
for correct connection
1) Walk in the effective
detection range
2) Switch on the power
3) Refer to wiring diagrams
for correct connection
Avoid aiming the sensor
towards heat sources, such
as air conditionings, electric
fans, heaters or any highly
reflective surfaces. Make
sure there are no swaying
objects within the detection
coverage.
Rated Voltage
Rated Load
Detection Angle
Detection Range
Auto Time Off
Adjustment
Lux Adjustment
Meter Adjustment
Operating Temperature
Environmental
Protection
220-2
For Li
LED L
Tungs
Fluore
110°
15m M
Adjust
minute
Adjust
Adjust
height
-10°C
IP66 (
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