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Before using the product, please read this instruction manual to ensure correct operation.
TRIPLE MIRROR PASSIVE SENSOR
Instruction Manual
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1PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
2PARTS DESCRIPTION
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Warning
Caution
Do not use the unit with power voltage levels other than those
specified. Failure to follow this may result in fire, electric shock,
and/or malfunction.
Do not connect devices that exceed the indicated capacity to the
output contact of the unit. Failure to follow this may result in
electric shock, fire, and/or malfunction.
Do not touch terminals with wet hands. Failure to follow this
may result in electric shock.
If the following errors/malfunctions occur, power off the unit
immediately, and contact your dealer.
Failure to follow this may result in fire, electric shock, and/or
malfunction.
• Smoke, abnormal odor, and/or sound are found
• Liquid, such as water, and/or foreign material has entered the
unit
• The unit is deformed and/or parts are damaged
Do not disassemble or modify the unit.
Failure to follow this may result in fire, electric shock, and/or
malfunction.
Mount the unit on a solid ceiling or wall surfaces where
reinforcement materials are used. If you mount the unit on
non-wood plaster board or concrete, securely mount it using
anchors and mounting screws that match the wall materials.
Failure to follow this may result in injury and/or property
damage if the unit falls.
Do not install the unit in a place and/or with a mounting
method that cannot support its weight.
Failure to follow this may result in injury and/or property
damage when the unit falls.
Do not apply impact to the unit.
Applying strong impact to the unit may result in performance
deterioration and/or damage to the unit.
The unit may not operate properly near devices that generate a
strong electric or magnetic field. Also, devices near the unit may
not operate properly due to the magnetic field and/or magnetism
generated from the unit.
Make sure to check it before operation.
Make sure to perform sufficient operation checks on the whole
system before operation.
Securely conduct installation work according to the instruction
manual. Also, make sure to use the supplied accessories and
specified components. Failure to follow this may result in injury
and/or property damage in the event of fire or electric shock or if
the unit falls.
Contact qualified personnel for any electrical work necessary for
installation, if required.
Failure to follow this may result in fire and/or electric shock.
Do not install the unit in places subject to oil smoke or steam,
high humidity, and/or a lot of dust. Electricity transmitted
through oil, water, and/or dust may result in fire, electric shock,
and/or false operation.
Do not perform aerial wiring of power and signal cables. Failure
to follow this may result in electric shock, fire, and/or
malfunction.
Passive infrared sensors are designed to detect changes of
far-infrared ray energy. Energy changes largely when the
human body moves across the detection area. However, energy
does not change greatly when the human body comes closer in a
straight line, or stops.
In addition, if the detection area environment generates similar
changes due to certain factors, the unit will issue an alarm
without being able to judge properly.
Avoid installing the unit in the following places. Otherwise, false
detection may occur.
• Places subject to strong direct or reflected light (sunlight,
spotlight)
• Places subject to rapid temperature fluctuations (air outlets of
air-conditioning equipment, etc.)
• Places where moving objects are included in the detection area
(trees, branches and leaves, laundry, etc.)
• Places subject to strong vibration and/or electric noise
• Places where dogs, cats, birds, and/or automatic cleaning
robots may pass (excluding in the pet mode operation)
• Places where shielding objects (including glass and
transparent resin, etc.) are included in the detection area
(shading parts will not be detected)
• Places where the sensor part looks inclined from the front
view (the area cannot be properly configured)
• Places that intruders can easily touch
Set the area within the rated detection distance range according
to the instruction manual. If you use the unit outside the
specified range, an appropriate area will not have been
configured, and the unit may operate unsteadily, and/or
detection may fail.
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Caution
Refer to the detection area chart, and select the installation
location. Then, check the actual operation, and adjust the
appropriate area.
Install the unit where the
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place intruders may pass
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After installation, make sure
to adjust the detection area
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operation check.
This unit is for wall installation. When installing it on poles,
ceilings, or under eaves, use the specified attachments (sold
separately).
This unit has a rainproof structure. Not a waterproof structure.
Do not hose it directly. Do not use the unit in places subject to
water and/or constant high humidity, such as bathroom. Failure
to follow this could result in malfunction.
In order to maintain the rainproof structure of this unit, install
it in the correct direction. Installing it sideways or upside down
may result in malfunction.
Apply caulking to wiring holes based on the installation wall
material, if necessary, in order to maintain rainproof
performance.
• When the surface in the area is
downward-sloping from the sensor side
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• When the surface in the area is
upward-sloping from the sensor side
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Mount the unit straight so that it does not look inclined from
the front and side view.
Note that the detection distance depends on the following
factors.
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NormalOperation
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tighten it.
When mounting on the pole
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When mounting on the ceiling or under eaves,
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operation mode. Carefully check the operation mode and detection area
setting before installation and area setting.
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This can be used to reduce false detection caused by small animals. Set this mode when the
unit is installed at a mounting height of 9’to 11.5’(2.7 to 3.5m.)
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animals. Install the unit at a installation height of 8.3’to 10’(2.5 to 3.0m.)
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Set this mode in order to significantly reduce non-detection of the human body in the
detection area. The unit can be installed at a mounting height of 6.6’to 20’(2.0 to 6.0m.)
Choose among the above four operation modes, and set with the mode selector. (Refer to “7
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and for tamper output and starting output
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Mounting Height 6.6-9ft(2.0-2.7m)
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8ADJUSTMENT OF DETECTION AREA
When the adjustment has
been completed unlatch both
alignment levers and ensure
they return to the left edge of
each mirror unit. If the levers
are not returned to the
original position the unit will
issue a continuous alarm
output and the alarm LED will
illuminate.
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Daily inspection 1. For maintenance, wipe the unit clean using a soft, wet cloth, and wipe off any water. If the unit is seriously dirty, lightly
wipe the unit clean using a soft cloth that has been immersed in water diluted neutral detergent, and the wipe off the
detergent completely. Do not use thinners or benzine. (Otherwise plastic components may become deformed, discolored, or
changed)
2. Check operation periodically, approximately every week. Also make sure to check operation when you move tables and
partitions and change the layout in protected rooms.
9OPERATION CHECK
TROUBLESHOOTING
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Unit does not operate
at all
(1) Power is not turned ON (including cable
disconnection), or the power voltage is too low.
(2) Approximately 1 minute has not passed since the
power is turned ON (The alarm LED is blinking)
(3) There are shielding objects in front of the detection
area (Note that glass is considered as a shielding
object)
(4) Detection area setting is inappropriate
(1) Check the power wire and set the power voltage
properly
(2) Wait approximately 1 minute
(3) Remove shielding objects
(4) Set the detection area again
Unit does not operate
from time to time
(1) Detection area setting is inappropriate
(2) Cover surface is dirty with dust or water
(3) Detection distance is inappropriate
(4) Temperature difference between the human body
and surrounding area is small
(1) Set the detection area again
(2) Wipe off dirt using a soft, dry cloth (Do not use any
chemicals, such as thinner or benzine, which may
result in damage to the unit)
(3) Set the detection distance within the rated distance
(Maximum detection distance: 49’(15m), mounting
height: between 6.6’to 20’(2.0 to 6.0m))
(4) Set the sensitivity setting to 130%
Unit operates when no
human body passes through
the area
(1) Power voltage is unstable
(2) There are moving objects (such as pets),
or equipment subject to rapid temperature
fluctuations (such as air outlets or outdoor units of
air-conditioning equipment, refrigerator, or clothes
dryer)
(3) There are sources to generate electric noise
(4) Unit is subject to strong sunlight reflection or
headlights
(5) Unit detects human bodies passing outside the
detection area
(6) Sensitivity setting is high
(7) Unit detects pets
(8) Unit detects an automatic cleaning robot
(1) Set the power voltage properly
(2) Remove objects causing the trouble
(3) Change the mounting place
(4) Change the mounting place, or shield the light
using shades
(5) Set the detection area again
(6) Set the sensitivity setting to 70% or 40%
(7) Keep pets away from the detection area
Set to the pet operation mode (installation height:
between 8.3’to 10’(2.5 to 3.0m))
(8) Keep automatic cleaning robots away from the
detection area
Alarm LED lights up, but the
connected device does not
operate
(1) Alarm signal is not transmitted properly, or wiring
is disconnected or short-circuited
(2) Alarm contact output is not issued
(3) Alarm output setting is inappropriate
(4) Connected devices do not operate properly
(1) Fix poor wiring, disconnection, and short-circuit
(2) Use a tester and check the output terminals
(3) Change the alarm output setting
(4) Check connected devices
Alarm LED continues to light
or blink, and the alarm goes
on continuously
(Abnormal detection)
(1) Check if the abnormal detection status is
generated after warming up even if the power is
reset
(1) Disconnection or damage may occur inside the
unit
11
11 SPECIFICATIONS
Model Triple mirror passive sensor
Model number PIR-T15WE(W) PIR-T15WE(G)
Detection system Passive infrared
Detection area Wide angle (80°) detection
Detection distance: 49’(15m), 108 rays (54 pairs)
Power supply 9 to 28V DC (non-polarity)
Current consumption Max. 40mA
Alarm output
Contact method : Dry semi-conductor contact, N.C./N.O. selectable
Contact operation : One-shot operation when detecting intrusion
Continuous output in the event of cover monitor error
Continuous output in the event of alignment position error
Continuous output in the event of self diagnosis error
Continuous output in the event of power voltage error
Continuous output in the event of long-term diagnosis error
Contact rating : 24V (AC/DC) 0.25A (resistive load)
(built-in contact protective resistor 3.3Ω)
External output
Contact method : Dry semi-conductor contact N.O.
Contact operation : One-shot operation/Off delay operation selectable when
detecting intrusion
Contact rating : 24V (AC/DC) 0.25A (resistive load)
(built-in contact protective resistor 3.3Ω)
Tamper output
Contact method : Dry mechanical contact, N.C.
Contact operation : Continuous output
Contact rating : 24V (AC/DC) 0.1A (resistive load)
(built-in contact protective resistor 3.3Ω)
Alarm LED
Red LED : Blinks* during warm up
Lights up* when detecting intrusion
Continuously blinks in the event of cover monitor error
Continuously lit in the event of alignment position error
Continuously blinks in the event of self diagnosis error
Continuously lit in the event of power voltage error
Continuously blinks in the event of long-term diagnosis error
(*ON/OFF selectable using the mode selector)
Memory LED
Red LED : Blinks for 3 minutes during memory display, Auto reset operation either
of continuous lighting for 47 minutes or blinking for 50 minutes selectable
(Blinks to lights/blinks, ON/OFF selectable using the mode selector)
Functions
Sensitivity selection
Operation mode selection
Alarm memory LED
Self diagnosis
Low voltage monitoring
Temperature compensation
LED area checker
Environmental adjustment
Creep zone detection
Walk test mode
Near area cancellation
Long-term diagnosis
Installation height
6.6’to 20’(2.0 to 6.0m) (varies depending on the operation mode)
• Low position mode : 6.6’to 9’(2.0 to 2.7m)
• High position mode : 9’to 11.5’(2.7 to 3.5m)
• Pet mode : 8.3’to 10’(2.5 to 3.0m)
• High density mode : 6.6’to 20’(2.0 to 6.0m)
Area angle adjustment range Horizontal direction:±45° (in 5° steps)
Vertical direction :17° (no stage adjustment)
Ambient temperature range -25 to +55˚C (no condensation and freezing)
Mounting position Indoor/outdoor wall surface
* Can be mounted on poles and ceilings (or under eaves) using optional accessories
IP rating IP55
Connections Terminals (M2.6 self up terminal)
Weight Approx. 600g
Appearance Body:Resin (white), Window:Resin (white) Body:Resin (gray), Window:Resin (white)
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12 EXTERNAL DIMENSIONS Unit: inch (mm)
Limited Warranty :
TAKEX products are warranted to be free from defects in material and workmanship for 12 months from original date of shipment. Our warranty does not cover
damage or failure caused by natural disasters, abuse, misuse, abnormal usage, faulty installation, improper maintenance or any repairs other than those provided
by TAKEX. All implied warranties with respect to TAKEX, including implied warranties for merchantability and implied warranties for fitness, are limited in
duration to 12 months from original date of shipment. During the Warranty Period, TAKEX will repair or replace, at its sole option, free of charge, any defective
parts returned prepaid. Please provide the model number of the products, original date of shipment and nature of difficulty being experienced. There will be
charges rendered for product repairs made after our Warranty Period has expired.
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