IP44.de custo control User manual

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1. Check mains connection, if stress is free.
2. Conduct mains cable through cable entry point of the
wall bracket. Conduct aperture in cable entry point in
such a way that density is assured.
3. Attach wall bracket. Pay attention of position “top”. Use
the washer gaskets with rubberized face showing to
the wall bracket. At mounting holes which are not used
arrange for density.
4. Hustle silicone-tubes over the power lines.
5. Establish protective conductor connection and conduct
electrical junction.
6. Insert light bulb.
7. Push front-screw to open the glass-clamping. Place
glass-cylinder from above into the bracket. The glass
has to slide easily into the slot.
8. Tighten front-screw and clamp the glass.
Do not tighten too hard.
lamps:
general service lamp
11W
socket: E27
energy eciency class
technical information:
operating voltage 230V / 50Hz
protection class
safety class 1
Luminaire is suitable for mounting on normal inflammable
fixing surfaces.
conformity mark
relamping and maintenance:
Disconnect the electrical installation.
Change lamp. Check the gaskets and if necessary clean or
replace it.
Take notice of care-instructions when cleaning the luminaire.
For cleaning do not use a high pressure cleaner.
care:
Regularly clean luminaire from dirt and deposits.
See service documents:
Care of stainless steel rustless.
safety:
We point out that the connection of lights has to be done by a
competent installer.
We assume no accountability for damages which are a result
of non-appropriate mounting or application of the lamp.
By belated modifications at the lamp the warranty expires.
Attention: Please note that some parts of this lamp can pro-
duce temperatures higher than 90°C when it is in operation.
To prevent burns, please avoid any contact!
Please reposit the instructions with the service documents!
custo control
instructions for use
neutral conductor
protective-earth conductor
live conductor
switched conductor from
seperated switch
custo /custo control
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Operation Introduction
Sensor
5
1) Netzzuleitung
2) Verbraucherzuleitung
3) Schutzleiter
4) Laschen für Zuleitung
Aufputz
yWandbefestigung
Achtung: Die Montage be-
deutet Netzanschluss.
230 V heißt Lebensgefahr!
Daher als Erstes Strom
abschalten und Span-
nungsfreiheit mit einem
Spannungsprüfer über-
prüfen. Bei der Installa-
tion des Sensors handelt
es sich um eine Arbeit an
der Netzspannung: Sie
muss daher fachgerecht
nach VDE 0100 ausgeführt
werden. Beachten Sie bitte,
dass der Bewegungsmel-
der mit einem 10 A-Lei-
tungsschutzschalter abge-
sichert werden muss. Der
Montageort sollte mindes-
tens 50 cm von einer
Leuchte entfernt sein, da
Wärmestrahlung zur Aus-
lösung des Systems füh-
ren kann. Die Montage-
höhe sollte ca. 2 m betra-
gen. Mit einem Schrau-
bendreher die Befesti-
gungsschraube 5entge-
gen dem Uhrzeigersinn
losschrauben, die Monta-
geplatte 1nach unten
schieben und abziehen.
Die innere Verdrahtung zur
Lüsterklemme nicht lösen,
sondern die gesamte
Klemme durch leichtes
Ziehen herausnehmen. Die
beiliegenden Gummistop-
fen in die Montageplatte
einsetzen. Die Montage-
platte an die Wand halten
und die Bohrlöcher an-
zeichnen; auf die Leitungs-
führung in der Wand ach-
ten, Löcher bohren; Dübel
setzen. Um einen Schalt-
vorgang durchführen zu
können, muß der Netzan-
schluss durch ein minde-
stens zweipoliges Kabel
hinein- und durch ein
zweites Kabel zum Ver-
braucher hinausgeführt
werden. Die zwei Gummi-
stopfen können dafür mit
einem Schraubendreher
durchgestoßen werden.
Für eine Auf-Putz-Ver-
drahtung sind zwei La-
schen unten an der Wand-
befestigung vorgesehen.
Diese können leicht abge-
knickt werden. Wenn die
Kabel durchgeführt sind,
kann die Montageplatte
angeschraubt werden.
yAnschluss der
Netzzuleitung
Die Netzzuleitung be-
steht aus einem 2- bis
3-poligen Kabel.
L= stromführender Lei-
ter (meistens schwarz
oder braun)
N= Nullleiter (meistens
blau)
PE = eventueller Schutz-
leiter (grün/gelb)
Im Zweifel müssen Sie
die Kabel mit einem
Spannungsprüfer identi-
fizieren; anschließend
wieder spannungsfrei
schalten. Die Lüster-
klemmen sind für die
Netzzuleitung. Der strom-
führende Leiter (L)
kommt von oben in die
erste (siehe Pfeil) und
der Nullleiter (N) kommt
in die zweite Klemme. Ist
der grün/gelbe Schutz-
leiter vorhanden, klem-
men Sie diesen in die da-
für vorgesehene untere
Klemme.
yAnschluss der
Verbraucherzuleitung
Die Verbraucherzu-
leitung (z. B. zur Leuchte)
besteht ebenfalls aus
einem 2- bis 3-poligen
Kabel. Der Anschluss
erfolgt an den Klemmen N
und L’. Der stromführende
Leiter des Verbrauchers
(schwarzes oder braunes
Kabel) wird in die mit L’
gekennzeichnete Klemme
montiert. Der Nullleiter
(blaues Kabel) wird in die
mit N gekennzeichnete
Klemme mit einem Null-
leiter der Netzzuleitung
verbunden. Der evtl. vor-
handene grün/gelbe
Schutzleiter wird in die
untere Klemme montiert.
Wichtig: Ein Vertauschen
der Anschlüsse führt im
Gerät oder Ihrem Siche-
rungskasten später zum
Kurzschluss. In diesem
Fall müssen nochmals
die einzelnen Kabel iden-
tifiziert und neu montiert
werden. In die Netzzulei-
tung kann selbstver-
ständlich ein Netzschal-
ter zum EIN- und AUS-
Schalten montiert sein.
Installation IS 240 DUO
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Montageanleitung
D
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Operation Introduction
Sensor
13
1) Supply lead
2) Service lead
3) Protective-earth
conductor
4) Lugs for surface-routed
supply lead
yWall mounting
Warning: installation involves
a mains connection. With
230 V, a risk of electrocution
exists! Therefore, switch off
the power first and check
freedom from voltage with a
voltage tester. Installation of
the sensor involves work on
the mains power supply; this
work must therefore be car-
ried out professionally in
accordance with regulations.
Please note that the motion
detector must be protected
by a 10 A circuit breaker.
The installation site should
be at least 50 cm from a
light, since the latter's heat
radiation could result in false
triggering of the sensor. The
installation height should be
approx. 2 m.
Unscrew the fastening screw
5counterclockwise with a
screwdriver, slide down the
mounting plate 1and
remove it. Do not undo the
internal wiring to the terminal
block, but extract the block
by pulling it gently.
Insert the rubber plugs into
the mounting plate. Hold the
mounting plate against the
wall and mark the drill holes
(paying attention to the
wiring arrangement in the
wall), drill the holes and
insert the dowels.
In order to be able to per-
form a switching operation,
a power supply lead with at
least two phases must run
to the unit and a second
lead out to the consumer.
The two rubber plugs can
be pierced for this purpose
with a screwdriver. Two lugs
are provided on the bottom
of the wall fastener for sur-
face wiring. These can be
snapped off easily. After
passing the wiring through,
the mounting plate can be
screwed in place.
yConnection of the
mains lead
The mains lead consists
of a 2-3 phase cable.
L=phase conductor
(usually black or brown)
N=neutral conductor
(usually blue)
PE =protective-earth
conductor, if present
(green/yellow)
If in doubt, the cable must
be identified with a voltage
tester. Switch off the current
again. The wire terminals are
for the mains lead. The
phase conductor (L) is
connected from above to
the first terminal (see arrow)
and the neutral conductor
(N) to the second terminal.
If the green/yellow protec-
tive-earth conductor is pres-
ent, connect this to the bot-
tom terminal provided.
yConnection of the
service lead
The service lead (e.g. light)
likewise consists of a 2-3
phase cable which is con-
nected to terminals Nand L'.
The phase conductor of the
consumer (black or brown
cable) is connected to the
terminal marked L'. The
neutral conductor (blue
cable) is clamped to the ter-
minal marked N together
with the mains lead neutral
conductor. Connect any
green/yellow protective-
earth conductor to the lower
terminal.
Important: Getting the cable
connections crossed will
produce a short circuit in the
unit or in your fuse box. In
this case, the individual
wires must be re-identified
and reconnected. A mains
switch for ON and OFF
switching can of course be
installed in the mains lead.
Installation IS 240 DUO
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Installation instructions
GB
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Operation Introduction
Sensor
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After the motion detector
has been connected and
fastened to its wall mount,
the system can be switched
on. Two setting options are
available after removing the
decorative ring 2.
Twilight setting
The desired motion detector
response threshold can be
adjusted continuously from
approx. 2 lux to 2000 lux.
When the adjustment screw
is at the left stop position 1,
this means daytime opera-
tion of approx. 2000 lux.
When the adjustment screw
is at the right stop position
6, this means twilight
operation of approx. 2 lux.
(Factory setting is daytime
operation.) The adjustment
screw must be at the left
stop position when setting
the detection zone and for
the functional test in
daylight.
Switch-off delay
(time setting)
The desired period of oper-
ation of the light can be
adjusted continuously from
approx. 10 sec. to a max.
of 15 min. When the adjust-
ment screw is at the left
stop position 1, this means
the shortest time of approx.
10 sec. When the adjust-
ment screw is at the right
stop position 6, this means
the longest time of approx.
15 min. (factory setting is at
min.). The shortest time set-
ting is recommended when
adjusting the detection zone
and performing a functional
test.
Assuming an installation
height of 2 m, the maximum
reach of the sensor is 12 m.
Optimum adjustment of the
detection zone is possible
according to needs. The
shrouds 6provided serve
to cover any desired num-
ber of lens segments and
individually reduce the
reach. Fine adjustment is
also possible by turning the
sensor housing 3by ± 80°.
The shrouds 6can be
divided vertically or horizon-
tally along the grooved divi-
sions, or cut with scissors
6. After removing the deco-
rative ring 2, the shrouds
are to be suspended on the
upper part of the sensor
lens. The decorative ring 2
is subsequently to be reap-
plied and the shrouds 6are
fixed firmly in place. False
switching by cars and
pedestrians, etc. is there-
fore ruled out, or risk areas
deliberately monitored.
Function
Reach setting/adjustment
ca. 10 sek.-max. 15 min.
approx. 10 sec - max. 15 min
2 - 2000 lux
14
Lights, alarms, and many
other things triggered by
movement - for your
convenience and safety.
Whether a house door,
garage, patio or carport,
stairs, a storeroom or cellar
are involved, this infrared
motion detector is rapidly
installed and ready for
operation anywhere.
The IS 240 DUO motion
sensor is equipped with two
120° pyro sensors which
detect the invisible heat
emitted by moving objects
(pedestrians, animals etc.).
The heat thus detected is
electronically converted and
switches on connected con-
sumers (e.g. a light). No heat
radiation is detected through
obstacles, such as walls or
glass and no switching
therefore occurs. The two
pyro sensors have a detec-
tion angle of 240° with an
opening angle of 180°.
Area monitored
approx. 200 m2Reach max. 12 m
Principle
Important: the safest
motion detection is
obtained when the device is
mounted and aligned later-
ally to the walking direction
and no obstacles (such as
trees and walls, for exam-
ple) obstruct the view.
ca.5m
ca.12m
approx. 5 m max. 12 m
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Operation Introduction
Sensor
15
After the motion detector
has been connected and
fastened to its wall mount,
the system can be switched
on. Two setting options are
available after removing the
decorative ring 2.
Twilight setting
The desired motion detector
response threshold can be
adjusted continuously from
approx. 2 lux to 2000 lux.
When the adjustment screw
is at the left stop position 1,
this means daytime opera-
tion of approx. 2000 lux.
When the adjustment screw
is at the right stop position
6, this means twilight
operation of approx. 2 lux.
(Factory setting is daytime
operation.) The adjustment
screw must be at the left
stop position when setting
the detection zone and for
the functional test in
daylight.
Switch-off delay
(time setting)
The desired period of oper-
ation of the light can be
adjusted continuously from
approx. 10 sec. to a max.
of 15 min. When the adjust-
ment screw is at the left
stop position 1, this means
the shortest time of approx.
10 sec. When the adjust-
ment screw is at the right
stop position 6, this means
the longest time of approx.
15 min. (factory setting is at
min.). The shortest time set-
ting is recommended when
adjusting the detection zone
and performing a functional
test.
Assuming an installation
height of 2 m, the maximum
reach of the sensor is 12 m.
Optimum adjustment of the
detection zone is possible
according to needs. The
shrouds 6provided serve
to cover any desired num-
ber of lens segments and
individually reduce the
reach. Fine adjustment is
also possible by turning the
sensor housing 3by ± 80°.
The shrouds 6can be
divided vertically or horizon-
tally along the grooved divi-
sions, or cut with scissors
6. After removing the deco-
rative ring 2, the shrouds
are to be suspended on the
upper part of the sensor
lens. The decorative ring 2
is subsequently to be reap-
plied and the shrouds 6are
fixed firmly in place. False
switching by cars and
pedestrians, etc. is there-
fore ruled out, or risk areas
deliberately monitored.
Function
Reach setting/adjustment
ca. 10 sek.-max. 15 min.
approx. 10 sec - max. 15 min
2 - 2000 lux
14
Lights, alarms, and many
other things triggered by
movement - for your
convenience and safety.
Whether a house door,
garage, patio or carport,
stairs, a storeroom or cellar
are involved, this infrared
motion detector is rapidly
installed and ready for
operation anywhere.
The IS 240 DUO motion
sensor is equipped with two
120° pyro sensors which
detect the invisible heat
emitted by moving objects
(pedestrians, animals etc.).
The heat thus detected is
electronically converted and
switches on connected con-
sumers (e.g. a light). No heat
radiation is detected through
obstacles, such as walls or
glass and no switching
therefore occurs. The two
pyro sensors have a detec-
tion angle of 240° with an
opening angle of 180°.
Area monitored
approx. 200 m2Reach max. 12 m
Principle
Important: the safest
motion detection is
obtained when the device is
mounted and aligned later-
ally to the walking direction
and no obstacles (such as
trees and walls, for exam-
ple) obstruct the view.
ca.5m
ca.12m
approx. 5 m max. 12 m
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Operation Introduction
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1. Fixture without neutral conductor 2. Fixture with neutral conductor
3. Connection via series switch for
manual and automatic operation 4. Connection to double-throw switch for permanent light and automatic operation
Setting I: automatic operation
Setting II: manual operation for
permanent light
Important: the unit cannot be switched off,
only optional operation between settings I
and II.
1) e.g. 1–4 x 100 W filament bulbs
2) consumer, lighting max. 1000 W (refer to Technical specifications)
3) IS 240 DUO connection terminals
4) indoor switch
5) indoor series switch, manual, automatic
6) indoor double-throw switch, automatic, permanent light
The motion sensor is suit-
able for automatic switching
of lights or alarms. The unit
is not suitable for special
burglary alarm systems,
since it lacks the sabotage
protection prescribed for
this purpose. Weather can
affect operation of the sensor.
Strong gusts of wind, snow,
rain and hail can cause
switching errors, since the
sudden temperature changes
cannot be distinguished from
heat sources. The detection
lens 4can be cleaned with
a damp cloth (without
detergents) if dirty.
Wiring examples
Maintenance/care
16
362
Reach setting/adjustment
Reach setting/examples
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Operation Introduction
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17
1. Fixture without neutral conductor 2. Fixture with neutral conductor
3. Connection via series switch for
manual and automatic operation 4. Connection to double-throw switch for permanent light and automatic operation
Setting I: automatic operation
Setting II: manual operation for
permanent light
Important: the unit cannot be switched off,
only optional operation between settings I
and II.
1) e.g. 1–4 x 100 W filament bulbs
2) consumer, lighting max. 1000 W (refer to Technical specifications)
3) IS 240 DUO connection terminals
4) indoor switch
5) indoor series switch, manual, automatic
6) indoor double-throw switch, automatic, permanent light
The motion sensor is suit-
able for automatic switching
of lights or alarms. The unit
is not suitable for special
burglary alarm systems,
since it lacks the sabotage
protection prescribed for
this purpose. Weather can
affect operation of the sensor.
Strong gusts of wind, snow,
rain and hail can cause
switching errors, since the
sudden temperature changes
cannot be distinguished from
heat sources. The detection
lens 4can be cleaned with
a damp cloth (without
detergents) if dirty.
Wiring examples
Maintenance/care
16
362
Reach setting/adjustment
Reach setting/examples
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Malfunction Cause Remedy
Troubleshooting
yFuse has blown; not
switched on yReplace fuse, switch on
mains switch, check
wiring with voltage tester
yShort-circuit yCheck connections
IS 240 DUO without power
IS 240 DUO does
not switch on yTwilight setting in night-
time mode during
daytime operation
yAdjust setting
yBulb burned out yReplace light bulb
yPower switch off ySwitch on
yFuse blown yReplace fuse, check
connection if necessary
yDetection zone not
correctly adjusted yReadjust
IS 240 DUO does
not switch off yContinued movement
within the detection zone yCheck zone and readjust if necessary or apply
shroud
ySwitched on light is within
detection zone and swit-
ches on again as a result
of temperature change
yReadjust zone or apply
shroud
ySet to continuous
operation by indoor
series switch
ySeries switch to
automatic
IS 240 DUO keeps
switching ON/OFF ySwitched on light is
within detection zone yAdjust detection zone or apply shrouds, increase
distance
yAnimals moving in
detection zone yAdjust zone or apply shrouds
IS 240 DUO switches
on when it should not yWind is moving trees
and bushes in the
detection zone
yAdjust zone or apply
shrouds
yCars in the street
are detected yAdjust zone or apply shrouds
ySudden temperature
changes due to weather
(wind, rain, snow) or
exhaust air from fans or
open windows
yAdjust detection zone or
install in a different place
Dimensions (H x W x D): 90 x 60 x 100 mm
Output:
Filament bulbs,
1000 W max., operating on 230 V AC
Fluorescent lamp, 500 W max.,
at cos ϕ= 0.5, inductive load at 230 V AC
6 x 58 W each max.,
C ≤132 µF operating on 230 V AC *1)
Connection: 230–240 V, 50 Hz
Angle of coverage: 240° (with 180° angle of aperture)
Pivoting range of the sensor: Fine adjustment ± 80°
Reach: max. 12 m (electronically stabilised)
Time setting: 10 sec. – 15 min.
Twilight setting: 2 – 2000 lux
Enclosure: IP 54
*1) Fluorescent lamps, low-energy bulbs, LED lights with electronic ballast (total capacity of all connected
ballasts below the value specified).
This STEINEL product has
been manufactured with
great care, and its operation
and safety have been tested
in conformity with the current
regulations. Production is
also submitted to final
random-sample testing.
STEINEL undertakes the
guarantee for perfect condi-
tion and function.
The warranty period is 36
months, starting on the date
of sale to the user. We
undertake to remedy faults
caused by material or manu-
facturing defects. This war-
ranty undertaking shall be
performed by the repair or
replacement of the defective
parts, at our own discretion.
This warranty shall not
cover damage to wearing
parts or damage and faults
caused by incorrect opera-
tion or maintenance.
Breakage due to a fall is
also not covered.
Further consequential dam-
age to external items is
excluded.
Claims under warranty shall
only be accepted if the
product is sent fully assem-
bled and well packed com-
plete with sales slip or
invoice (date of purchase
and dealer's stamp) to the
appropriate Service Centre
or handed in to the dealer
within the first 6 months.
Repair Service:
Our Customer Service
Department will repair faults
not covered by warranty or
after the warranty period.
Please send the product
well packed to your nearest
Service Centre.
Technical specifications
Functional warranty
Declaration of conformity
This product complies with
- Low Voltage Directive 2006/95/EC
- EMC Directive 2004/108/EC
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Malfunction Cause Remedy
Troubleshooting
yFuse has blown; not
switched on yReplace fuse, switch on
mains switch, check
wiring with voltage tester
yShort-circuit yCheck connections
IS 240 DUO without power
IS 240 DUO does
not switch on yTwilight setting in night-
time mode during
daytime operation
yAdjust setting
yBulb burned out yReplace light bulb
yPower switch off ySwitch on
yFuse blown yReplace fuse, check
connection if necessary
yDetection zone not
correctly adjusted yReadjust
IS 240 DUO does
not switch off yContinued movement
within the detection zone yCheck zone and readjust if necessary or apply
shroud
ySwitched on light is within
detection zone and swit-
ches on again as a result
of temperature change
yReadjust zone or apply
shroud
ySet to continuous
operation by indoor
series switch
ySeries switch to
automatic
IS 240 DUO keeps
switching ON/OFF ySwitched on light is
within detection zone yAdjust detection zone or apply shrouds, increase
distance
yAnimals moving in
detection zone yAdjust zone or apply shrouds
IS 240 DUO switches
on when it should not yWind is moving trees
and bushes in the
detection zone
yAdjust zone or apply
shrouds
yCars in the street
are detected yAdjust zone or apply shrouds
ySudden temperature
changes due to weather
(wind, rain, snow) or
exhaust air from fans or
open windows
yAdjust detection zone or
install in a different place
Dimensions (H x W x D): 90 x 60 x 100 mm
Output:
Filament bulbs,
1000 W max., operating on 230 V AC
Fluorescent lamp, 500 W max.,
at cos ϕ= 0.5, inductive load at 230 V AC
6 x 58 W each max.,
C ≤132 µF operating on 230 V AC *1)
Connection: 230–240 V, 50 Hz
Angle of coverage: 240° (with 180° angle of aperture)
Pivoting range of the sensor: Fine adjustment ± 80°
Reach: max. 12 m (electronically stabilised)
Time setting: 10 sec. – 15 min.
Twilight setting: 2 – 2000 lux
Enclosure: IP 54
*1) Fluorescent lamps, low-energy bulbs, LED lights with electronic ballast (total capacity of all connected
ballasts below the value specified).
This STEINEL product has
been manufactured with
great care, and its operation
and safety have been tested
in conformity with the current
regulations. Production is
also submitted to final
random-sample testing.
STEINEL undertakes the
guarantee for perfect condi-
tion and function.
The warranty period is 36
months, starting on the date
of sale to the user. We
undertake to remedy faults
caused by material or manu-
facturing defects. This war-
ranty undertaking shall be
performed by the repair or
replacement of the defective
parts, at our own discretion.
This warranty shall not
cover damage to wearing
parts or damage and faults
caused by incorrect opera-
tion or maintenance.
Breakage due to a fall is
also not covered.
Further consequential dam-
age to external items is
excluded.
Claims under warranty shall
only be accepted if the
product is sent fully assem-
bled and well packed com-
plete with sales slip or
invoice (date of purchase
and dealer's stamp) to the
appropriate Service Centre
or handed in to the dealer
within the first 6 months.
Repair Service:
Our Customer Service
Department will repair faults
not covered by warranty or
after the warranty period.
Please send the product
well packed to your nearest
Service Centre.
Technical specifications
Functional warranty
Declaration of conformity
This product complies with
- Low Voltage Directive 2006/95/EC
- EMC Directive 2004/108/EC
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