STEINEL IS 3180-24 User manual

110011484 11/2011 Technical changes subject to no prior notifi cation.
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USA - Bloomington, MN 55420
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Installation Instructions
Commerical Occupancy Sensor
Consignes d'installation
Détecteur de présence à usage commercial
English
Français
Made in
Romania
RoHS
Compliant
IS 3180-24 IS 3360-24 IS 345-24

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In this package
Ř IS 3180-24
occupancy sensor
Ř Accessory pack
containing: plastic
nipple, plastic
washer, lock nut,
lens cover
Ř Installation
instructions
Ř IS 345-24
occupancy sensor
Ř Accessory pack
containing: plastic
nipple, plastic
washer, lock nut,
lens cover
Ř Installation
instructions
Ř IS 3360-24
occupancy sensor
Ř Accessory pack
containing: plastic
nipple, plastic
washer, lock nut,
lens cover
Ř Installation
instructions
Installation Overview
WARNING
Ř Turn power off at the circuit breaker before installing the sensor
Ř Sensor must be installed and used in accordance with appropriate
electrical codes and regulations
Ř Installation by a qualified electrician is recommended
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Intended uses
Ř Suitable for automatic
switching of lights
Environmental considerations
For indoor use only
Needed for installation
Ř Recommended wire: 18
AWG, 3 conductor
Ř For use with a STEINEL
power pack
IS 3180-24 IS 3360-24 IS 345-24

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Product Overview
24VDC PIR
IP20
Product description
The IS 3180-24, IS 3360-24
and IS 345-24 are part of the
STEINEL family of German-
engineered, high performance
commercial occupancy
sensors. They provide
exceptional lighting control in a
wide range of building spaces.
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The sensors turn lighting ON either
automatically with occupancy or
manually using a low voltage wall
switch and the manual on mode
of a STEINEL power pack. After a
period of time where no occupancy
has been detected, the sensors
switch lighting OFF.
Applications
Ř Wall or ceiling mount
applications where
180° coverage is
needed
Ř Classrooms, offices,
conference rooms
Ř Ceiling mount
coverage where aisle
way coverage is
needed
Ř Corridors
Ř Ceiling mount
applications where
360° coverage is
needed
Ř Open and cubicle
spaces
Ř Lobbies
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Product Overview
1 - Back housing
2 - Front housing
3 - Shroud
4 - Lens
5 - Decorative cover
6 - Light level setting
7 - Time delay setting
8 - Lock nut
9 - Washer
10 - Snap in threaded nipple
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Specifications
Product Overview
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24 VDC, 12 mA
Wall/ceiling mount
5 sec to 15 min
.2 - 200 fc
2 - 2000 lux
180° horizontal
90° vertical
up to 65 ft *T
up to 42 ft *R
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448
IP20
-4°F to +122°F
-20° C to +50°C
3.74x3.74x2.56 in
9 5 x 9 5 x 6 5 m m
Voltage
Mounting
Time Delay
Light Level
Coverage
Detection
levels
Switching
zones
Environment
Dimensions
5 Year Warranty
UL and CUL Listed, RoHS Compliant
*T = tangential reach
*R = radial reach
24 VDC, 12 mA
Ceiling mount
5 sec to 15 min
.2 - 200 fc
2 - 2000 lux
360° horizontal
180° vertical
up to 130 ft *T
up to 25 ft *R
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1416
IP20
-4°F to +122°F
-20° C to +50°C
3.74x3.74x2.56 in
9 5 x 9 5 x 6 5 m m
24 VDC, 12 mA
Ceiling mount
5 sec to 15 min
.2 - 200 fc
2 - 2000 lux
180° horizontal
45° vertical
65 x 13 ft *T
40 x 13 ft *R
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280
IP20
-4°F to +122°F
-20° C to +50°C
3.74x3.74x2.56 in
9 5 x 9 5 x 6 5 m m
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Mounting
Placement guidelines
Ř Detection lens must have a
clear, unobstructed view of
the detection area; the sensor
does not detect from behind
obstacles, such as walls or
panes of glass
Ř Ideal mounting height is 8-12
feet
Ř The site of installation should
be at least 20 inches away
from another light because
heat radiated from it may
activate the system
Ř An optional corner wall mount
(product no. 648015 black or
648114 white) is available for
installing the IS 3180-24 in
corners.
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IS 3180-24

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Installation
Installation - wall or ceiling
mount with screws
Ř Confirm power is off at the
circuit breaker
Ř Install power pack and run
low voltage wire to the sensor
location
Ř Remove the decorative cover
Ř Remove the screws securing
the front and back housings
Ř Separate the top housing from
the back housing
Ř Fasten the back housing to
the wall with screws through
the pre-punched holes (60 mm
or 2 3/8 in apart)
Ř Connect wiring
Ř Reattach the front housing to
the back housing and secure
with screws
Ř Snap the decorative cover back
in place
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wires 200 mm

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Installation
Installation - ceiling mount
with threaded nipple
Ř Confirm power is off at the
circuit breaker
Ř Install power pack and
run low voltage wire to the
sensor location
Ř Run low voltage wires from
the sensor through the
provided threaded nipple and
snap threaded nipple in back
of sensor
Ř Cut 7/8” hold in ceiling tile
Ř Place threaded nipple
through hole in ceiling tile,
add washer and secure with
locknut
Ř Wire sensor to STEINEL
power pack
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Ceiling Tile Washer
Locknut
Sensor
Threaded Nipple
Threaded Nipple
Ceiling Tile
Locknut
Washer
Sensor

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Operation
The IS 3180-24, IS 3360-24 and
IS 345-24 work with a STEINEL
power pack to control lighting
based on occupancy and daylight.
Manual operation
A line voltage or low voltage
switch may be used for manual off
control when the power pack is in
automatic on mode.
For manual on only operation, a
low voltage momentary switch is
required along with a STEINEL
power pack set in manual on
mode.
Light level function
The sensors incorporate a built-in
light level sensor which keeps
lighting off during daylight hours,
regardless of occupancy.
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Wiring
18 AWG 3 conductor wire is
recommended for connection to a
Steinel power pack.
Red - (+24 VDC)
Black - (-24 VDC)
Blue - (Control)
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IS 3360-24 IS 345-24
IS 3180-24
BLUE (CONTROL)
BLACK (-24VDC)
RED (+24VDC)
GRAY (MOMENTARY SWITCH)
YELLOW/RED (NORMALLY OPEN)
YELLOW (RELAY COMMON)
YELLOW/BLACK (NORMALLY CLOSED)
ORANGE (OVERRIDE ON)
BROWN (OVERRIDE OFF)
Normally open momentary contact switch
Maintained contact switch
WHITE (NEUTRAL) BLACK (HOT) RED (RELAY) RED (RELAY)
BLUE (CONTROL) BLACK (-24VDC) RED (+24VDC)
Model#
TR150
Power Pack
LINE VOLTAGE
SWITCH
24VDC
Sensor
Isolated Relay
NORMALLY OPEN
RELAY COMMON
NORMALLY CLOSED
Building Management
System
LOAD
NEUTRAL
HOT
Symbol List

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Wiring
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WHITE (NEUTRAL) BLACK (HOT) RED (RELAY) RED (RELAY)
LOAD
NEUTRAL
HOT
Model#
TR100
Power Pack
24VDC
Sensor
LINE VOLTAGE
SWITCH
BLUE (CONTROL) BLACK (-24VDC) RED (+24VDC)
BLUE (CONTROL)
BLACK (-24VDC)
RED (+24VDC)
GRAY (MOMENTARY SWITCH)
Momentary switch

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Setup and Commissioning
Test mode
Ř Ensure that the sensor is in test
mode.
- set time delay to minimum
setting of 5 seconds
- set light level to maximum
(“day” setting, light level
function overridden - factory
setting)
Ř Turn power ON at the circuit
breaker (lights will turn ON).
After a warm up period of up to
one minute, lights will turn OFF
if the sensor does not detect
motion.
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IS 3360-24 IS 345-24
IS 3180-24
Ř Walk in view of sensor, lights
should turn ON. Be still for 5
seconds and lights will turn
OFF.
Important: Only select time and
light level setting with the lens in
place.
Light level
The light level feature allows
lighting to remain OFF
during daylight, regardless of
occupancy. Daytime operation
is at 200 footcandles (factory
setting). Nighttime operation is at
.2 footcandles.
.2-200 fc

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Setup and Commissioning
Light level teach mode
The light level teach mode reads
the ambient light level in the
space and selects this amount for
the light level setting.
Ř Turn the light level setting to
Ř After 10 seconds, the value
of the ambient brightness is
saved.
Ř This value is also available
after a power failure if the
potentiometer is set to teach
mode at power up.
Time delay
Time delay is the period of time
lights remain on after the last
detection. Adjustment ranges
from 5 seconds to 15 minutes.
Factory setting is 5 seconds.
Pulse function
For use with a time delay relay,
the pulse function activates the
output for 2 seconds.
After setup and commissioning
tests are complete, adjust
the time delay and light level
settings to fit the application
needs.
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IS 3360-24 IS 345-24
IS 3180-24
5 sec.-15 min.
5 sec.-15 min.

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Setup and Commissioning
Coverage size
The IS 3180-24 has 2 coverage
settings. The lens rotates to select
either the 8m max lens choice or
the 20m max lens. After selection
of the lens, there is additional
adjustment by sliding the lens up
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IS 3180-24
or down. The lens is secured by
two screws.
Minor motion coverage, typical
for an office environment, is 10 ft
(3 m) radius. Coverage may vary
depending on mounting height
and environmental conditions.
20 m 20 m
8 – 20 m
20 m
66 ft
2
26-66 ft 6.6 ft
6.5 ft26 ft
m
8-20
26-66 ft
m
8 m
2 m
8 m
4–8
13-26 ft
m
16 m

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Setup and Commissioning
Coverage size
Slight coverage pattern
adjustment is possible by
adjusting the lens.
Minor motion coverage, typical
for an office environment, is 13 ft
(4 m) radius. Coverage may vary
depending on mounting height
and environmental conditions.
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IS 3360-24
20 m 20
65 ft 65 ft
m
2.5 8.2 ft
m
The shaded areas on the IS 3180-24
and IS 3360-24 coverage patterns
represents minor motion coverage
(typical for office environments)

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Setup and Commissioning
Coverage size
Slight coverage adjustment to
the left or right of the aisle is
possible by sliding the lens in the
direction that additional coverage
is desired.
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IS 345-24
10 m 10
33 ft 33 ft
m
3 m4
9.8 ft13 ft
m

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Setup and Commissioning
Coverage adjustment - shrouds
Shrouds, supplied with each
unit, snap in place, allowing
users to adjust coverage
as needed. Shrouds cover
any desired number of lens
segments and reduce the reach.
Undesired detection outside the
desired detection range can be
eliminated.
The shrouds can be divided
vertically or horizontally along
the grooved divisions, or cut
with scissors.
To install, remove the two
screws securing the lens to
the housing and place the cut
shroud under the lens. Replace
the lens and secure with screws.
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IS 3360-24 IS 345-24IS 3180-24

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Troubleshooting
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No power at the
sensor
Lights do not
switch ON
breaker has tripped,
is not switched ON, or
break in wiring
short circuit
low voltage wiring to
power pack is incorrect
light level setting is in
nighttime mode during
daytime operation
lamp burned out
power is off
breaker has tripped
detection zone not
correctly adjusted
power pack is in
manual on mode when
being used with a line
voltage switch
reset breaker, check
wiring with voltage
tester
check for proper
wiring connections
check for proper
wiring connections
adjust light level
setting
replace lamp
turn power on at
circuit breaker
reset breaker
readjust
place power pack in
the auto on mode
Problem Cause Remedy

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Troubleshooting
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Lights do not
switch OFF
Lights keep
switching ON/OFF
Lights switch ON
without obvious
movement
Sensor detects
initial occupancy
but turns off in 2
seconds
abundant heat from
fixture is within detection
zone and keeps lights
on as a result of
temperature change
continuous movement in
the detection zone
switched on light is
within detection zone
low voltage overload on
power pack
sensor is detecting
movement outside of the
lighting zone
sensor is in pulse mode
but is not connected to a
time delay relay
move sensor away
from direct view of
the fixture
readjust zone or
apply shroud
adjust detection
zone or apply
shrouds, increase
distance
reduce the
number of devices
connected to the
power pack
adjust zone or apply
shrouds
adjust sensor’s time
delay or use with a
time delay relay
Problem Cause Remedy