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Lexing LX-MV-360S1 User manual

NOTE:
the high-frequency output of
this sensor is <0.2mW- that is just one
5000 of the transmission power of a
mobile phone or the output of a
microwave oven.
Specifications
Summary
Installation sit: indoors, ceiling mounting
Detection angle: 360°
Detection range: 1-8m(radii.) (adjustable)
Time setting: 8sec to 12min (adjustable)
Light-control: 2~2000LUX (adjustable)
Working temperature: -15°C~+70°C
HF system: 5.8GHz CW Electric wave,ISM band
Power consumption: approx.0.5W
LX-MV-360S1 Microwave Sensor Instruction
Transmission power<0.2mW
The microwave sensor is according to the microwave doppler effect <the basic principle of radar> , it can be
widely used in as automatic control switch, the security system, and automatic video control system of ATM, as
well as other automatic induction control area. The detection way has the below advantages compared with
other as follows: 1. Non-contact detection, 2. Suitable for bad environment, immune to temperature, humidity,
noise, air, dust, light…3.RF interference ability, 4.Transmission power only 0.2 mW, It will not harm the human
body. Simple installation+ easy wiring. We use appropriative micro processing integrator, not only for high
sensitivity and wide range of detection, and on very reliable work, error rate is extremely low, It can stable
working on the temperature range: - 15 ~ + 70 Celsius degrees.
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Power source: 220-240V/AC
100-130V/AC
Power frequency: 50/60Hz
Transmission power: <0.2mW
Rated load:
1200W/5A Max,tungsten(cosφ=1) (220-240V/AC)
300W/2.5A Max,fluorescent(cosφ=0.5) (220-240V/AC)
600W/5A Max,tungsten(cosφ=1) (100-130V/AC)
150W/2.5A Max,fluorescent(cosφ=0.5) (100-130V/AC)
96.00mm
42.00mm
Sensor Information
Sensing distance adjustment range Sensing angle adjustment range
Height of installation2.5~3.5M
2.5-3.5m
360º
Max:8mMax:8m Min1m Min1m
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Installation
Warning!
1. Please keep it away from the children.
2. Please avoid fire/high temperature/damp places for installation.
3. Please confirm when shut off the power cord access.
Warning!
When you are drilling ,please make sure
you wear glasses and dust masks to
prevent the dust fly into the nose and throat
causing unnecessary trouble.
1.Take down the top cover by turning it anti-clockwise(see fig.1), and then tighten off the two screws fixing
middle cover(see fig.2);
2.Hold base against the Ceiling and mark drill holes(see fig.3),paying attention to any existing wiring in the
Ceiling;
3.Drill the holes, insert wall plugs (6mm dia.)(see fig.4);
4.Put the power wire and load wire through the base holes(see fig.5);
5.Screw the base into place(see fig.6);
6.Connect the mains power supply and the load wire to the connection terminal according to connection-wire
mark.
7.Close the middle cover(see fig.6) and adjust knob to setting;
8.Fit glass shade and turn it clockwise(see fig.6).
fig.1 fig.2 fig.3
fig.4
NL’
L
Power 110V / 220V
L
N
Electric products
fig.6
fig.5
Connection illumination
connect N, L with power;
connect N, L’ with load
N L' L
base holes
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Detection range setting (sensitivity)
Time setting
Control knob
Detection range is the term used to describe the radii of the more or less
circular detection zone produced on the ground after mounting the sensor
light at a height of 2.5m, turn the Detection control fully anticlockwise to
select minimum detection range (approx.1m radii), and fully clockwise to
select maximum detection range (approx. 8m radii).
The light can be set to stay ON for any period of time between approx.
8sec (turn fully anticlockwise) and a maximum of 12min (turn fully
clockwise). Any movement detected before this time elapse will re-start
the timer. It is recommended to select the shortest time for adjusting the
detection zone and for performing the walk test.
NOTE: the above detection range is gained in the case of a person who is between
1.6m~1.7m tall with middle figure and moves at a speed of 1.0~1.5m/sec. if person’s
stature, figure and moving speed change, the detection range will also change.
NOTE: after the light switches OFF, it takes approx. 1sec before it is able to start
detecting movement again. The light will only switch on in response to movement once
this period has elapsed.
Light-control setting
The chosen light response threshold can be infinitely from approx.
2-2000lux. Turn it fully anti-clockwise to select dusk- to-dawn operation at
about 2 lux. Turn it fully clockwise to select daylight operation at about
2000lux. The knob must be turned fully clockwise when adjusting the
detection zone and performing the walk test in daylight.
1-8m
8sec-12min
2-2000
ATTENTION:When use this product, please adjust the sensitivity to an appropriate position
you need, please do not adjust the sensitivity to maximum, to avoid the product does not
work normally caused by wrong motion.Because the sensitivity is too high easily detect the
wrong motion by wind blowing leaves & curtains, small animals, and the wrong motion by
interference of power grid & electrical equipment. All those lead the product does not work
normally !
When the product does not work normally, please try to lower the sensitivity appropriately,
and then test it.
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Warning!
Please confirm with profession installation.
Please cut off power supply before installation and removal operations.
Make sure that you have cut off the power for safety purposes.
Improper operation caused losses, the manufacturer does not undertake any responsibility.
Troubleshooting
Malfunction Cause Remedy
·wrong light-control setting selected ·Adjust setting
·load faulty ·Change load
The load will not work
·mains switch OFF ·Switch ON
The load work always ·continuous movement in the detection
zone
·Check zone setting
·the sensor not mounted for detecting
movement reliably
·Securely mount enclosure
The load work without any
identifiable movement
·movement occurred, but not identified
by the sensor(movement behind wall,
movement of a small object in immediate
lamp vicinity etc.)
·Check zone setting
The load will not work despite
movement
·rapid movements are being suppressed
to minimize
malfunctioning
the
zone you have set is too small
·Check zone setting
detection
or
Note: please don’t adjust the three functional buttons to excess. That is because the
three functional buttons were connected to the components directly, there is a small
stopper in each of the three components, when you adjust the buttons from start to end,
the excessive turn will damage the stopper,and lead to the 360°non-stop turn around.
The adjust range limit is 270°, please do pay attention to this.
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