Hytronik Hir27 User manual

HIR27

Flush Mount PIR Motion Sensor

Independent DALI Occupancy Sensor with Daylight Harvest

EMC standard (EMC)

Safety standard (LVD)

Certication

EN55015, EN61000, EN61547

CB, CE , EMC, LVD, RCM

ROHS compliance

Input Characteristics

Safety and EMC

Sensor Data

HIR27

Operation temperature

Ta: -20

C~ +50

Environment

IP20

IP rating

Model No.

360O

5m (maximum)

PIR detectionSensor principle

Detection range

Detection angle

Mounting height

(O x H) 10m x 3m

Technical Data

Stand-by power

Model No. HIR27

Operating voltage

<0.5W

Appr. 20s

Warming-up

220~240VAC 50/60Hz

Switched power

Max. 40pcs devices, 80mA

PIR

IP20

One-Key

Commissioning

Photocell

Intelligent

Applications

Ofce, classroom and commercial interior spaces where DALI control is required in

small groups.

HIR27 with DALI Broadcast Output

Designed with a low prole for aesthetically demanding architectural projects whilst

retaining the functionality expected of the latest lighting controls. Control to the light

xtures is provided via self-powered DALI communication (up to 40 drivers).

Set-up of the sensor is carried out using a remote control handset with program memory

allowing one-key commissioning where common settings are used for multiple devices.

5-year warranty

Ofce / Commercial Lighting

Classrooms

Stairwells / Corridors

Features

Daylight harvest function to regulate light output for maintaining required lux level.

DALI dimming control based upon occupancy (also known as corridor function).

Store settings in the remote for easy commissioning when programming multiple sensors.

Intelligent photocell - lights and sensors only operate when needed, natural light has proirity.

synchronization

control

Synchronisation terminal for grouping of sensors.

EN60669-1, EN60669-2-1,

AS/NES60669-1/-2-1

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75.2

70.5

1. Ceiling (drill hole65mm)

2. Carefully prise off the cable clamps.

3. Make connections to the pluggable

terminal blocks.

4. Insert plug connectorsand secure using

the provided cableclamps, then clip

terminal covers to the base.

5. Fitdetection blind (if required) and

desired lens.

6. Clip fascia to body.

7. Bend back springs and insert into ceiling.

65mm

* Install lens as required

1 2

* Install blind as required

A B

Mechanical Structure

Note: We recommend the mounting distance between sensor to sensor should be more than 2m to prevent sensors from false-triggering.

Optional accessory

Ceiling mount version

open

77.1

82.3

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Wiring Diagram

Detection Pattern

Detection range with convex lens Detection range with at lens

Tangential movement up to 10m

Radial movement up to 5m

Tangential movement up to 5m

Radial movement up to 2.5m

Tangential movement up to 9m

Radial movement up to 4m

Tangential movement up to 4.5m

Radial movement up to 2m

Detection range with convex lens and 50% Blind A Detection range with at lens and 50% Blind A

Wire Preparation

0.75 - 2.5mm

7 - 8mm

Pluggable screw terminal. It is recommended to make

connections to the terminal before tting to the sensor.

LED Driver LED Driver

LED DriverLED Driver

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Functions and Features

Manual Override

* 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 remote control 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.

With the help of push-switch, this sensor can be over-ridden by the end-user to manually switch on/off the light, 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:

Up to 8m

Up to 2m

Up to 7m

Up to 2m

Detection range with convex lens and corridor blind B Detection range with at lens and corridor blind B

Daylight Harvest

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 accroding 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.

Detection range with convex lens Detection range with at lens

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Selecting this mode will activate the following logic:

Manual on - The lights will not switch on until they have manually been switched on at the wall switch. The occupancy sensor is

inactive whilst the lights are off.

Auto off - When the lights are on, the sensor becomes active and monitors the space for activity. Once the area is vacated

(absence setection), the sensor will automatically switch off the lights if the last person out forgets to switch off the light

manually.

Note: The wall switch can be assigned to function or , but not both. The default function is manual override.

Press the buttons to select light output at 80% (atinitial 10,000 hours) or 100%.

Note: “Sensor off” and “Twilight” functions are disabled.

Power output

Settings (Remote Control HRC-11)

Press button “RESET”, all settings go back to default:

Hold-time 5min, Daylight sensor 100Lux, Stand-by time: 10min, Stand-by dimming

level: 20%

Reset Settings

Permanent ON/OFF function

Press button “ON/OFF” to select permanent ON or permanent OFF mode.

* Press button “AUTO”, “RESET” to quit this mode.

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.

Note: the function of Semi-auto is disabled.

ON/

OFF

Brightness +/-

4 hhh

HRC-11

Press button “Shift”, the LED on the top left corner is on to indicate mode selection.

All values / settings in RED are valid for 20 seconds.

Shift Button

Semi-auto Mode (Absence Detection)

Press these two buttons to adjust the light output brightness and set a new target lux level. The daylight sensor can measure ambient

daylight level and ignore the LED light, so as to calculate how much articial light is needed to maintain the target lux level.

4Synchronisation Function

By connecting the “SYNC” terminals in parallel (see wiring diagram), no matter which sensor detects motion, all HIR27 in the group

will turn on the lights when surrounding natural light is below the daylight threshold. The detection area could be widely enlarged in

this way.

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Scene program - 1-key commissioning

Detection range

All buttons in this zone are disabled.

Press buttons in zone “ Daylight threshold” to set daylight sensor at 2Lux/ 10Lux / 50Lux / 100Lux / 300Lux / Disable.

Daylight threshold

1. Press button “Shift”, the red LED starts to ash.

2. Press button “Ambient”, the surrounding lux level is sampled and set as the new daylight threshold.

Ambient daylight threshold

Hold-time

Press buttons in zone “hold-time” to set the hold-time at 2s / 30s / 1min / 5min / 10min / 15min / 20min / 30min.

Note: 1. To set hold-time at 30s / 5min / 15min / 30min, press “Shift” button rst.

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”.

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 the sensor(s).

Dual tech & RF mode

Stand-by dimming level

Stand-by time (corridor function)

Press buttons in zone “stand-by time” to set the stand-by period at 0s / 10s / 1min / 5min / 10min / 30min / 1h / +∞.

Note: “0s” means on/off control; “+∞” means bi-level control, the xture is 100% on when there is motion detected, and remains at the stand-by dimming level

when no presence after motion hold-time.

Press the button in zone “stand-by dimming level” to set the stand-by dimming level at 10% / 20% / 30% / 50%.

All buttons are disabled.

Auto-conguration function

1.Press button “Shift” ,the red LED starts to ash.

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.

2.The xture will go into sensor mode after the measurement, all sensor setting remain unchanged.

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