Theben theLeda E30 WH User manual

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theLeda E30 WH 1020915
theLeda E30 BK 1020916
307061 02
LED spotlight with
motion detector
EN
1. Basic safety information
Danger of death through electric shock or fire!
 Installation should only be carried out by a
qualied electrician!
WARNING
•The LED spotlight with motion detector (PIR) conforms to
EN 60598-1 if correctly installed
•Only intended for installation outside of arm's reach
Proper use
•LED spotlight is used for lighting, depending on presence
and brightness
•Intended for wall mounting outdoors
•Suitable for corridors, gardens, entrances, parks etc.
•For use in normal ambient conditions
Disposal
Dispose of LED spotlight in an environmentally sound manner
(electronic waste)
2. Description
Sensor head with
2 potentiometers for set-
ting time (min.) and
brightness (lux)
LED spotlight
3. Connection
WARNING
Danger of death through electric shock!
Disconnect power source
Ensure device cannot be switched on
Check absence of voltage
Earth and bypass
Cover or shield any adjacent live components
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Do not touch the metal parts. The device can get hot.
4. Installation
Ensure installation height of 2.5 m
Use the accompanying mounting bar for exible installation
and cable entry
230V
Disconnect power source 
Ø 6 mm
Make marks for the holes and drill the holes
Tighten the mounting bar 

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Feed cable through the seal of the base 
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Fix cord grip and tighten screws 
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Connect the individual wires to the appropriate terminal 
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external
conductor
switched
conductor
brown
blue
green/yellow
brown
blue
green/yellow
neutral
conductor
mains
earth
neutral
conductor
mains
earth
Tighten screws 
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click
Push
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Place and engage the cover on the LED spotlight
Place the LED spotlight on the mounting bar and tighten
screws
Connect LED spotlight to mains
Installation instructions
As the LED spotlight reacts to variations in temperature, avoid
the following situations:
•Do not direct motion detectors (PIR) of the LED spotlight
at objects with highly-reective surfaces, such as mirrors
etc.
•Do not install the motion detector near heat sources,
such as heating outlets, air conditioning systems, lamps
etc.
•Do not direct the motion detector at objects that move in
the wind, such as curtains, large plants etc.
•Pay attention to the direction of motion during the test
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•Transverse detection area: 12 m (transversal to the
detector)
•Frontal detection area: 4 m (directly approaching the
detector)
•Detection angle: 180 °
5. Walking test
The walking test is used to test the detection area and to
restrict it if necessary.
Turn the time potentiometer (min.) counterclockwise up to
the stop.
The motion detector now only reacts to movements (indepen-
dent of brightness).
Go diagonally to the detection area. After the motion detec-
tor has detected a movement, it switches on for 2 s.
Pay attention to the direction of motion during the test.
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2 sec
Dusk Time
Test mode
6. Alignment
•The sensor can be rotated to left/right and down by
90 °.
•The LED spotlight can be rotated up by 45 ° and down by
60 °.
90º
90º
90º
60º
45º

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Limiting the detection area - using stickers
Use the supplied stickers to adjust the motion detector to
the desired detection area.
Remove the required section of the sticker by using
scissors.
Then place on the lens.
Lens masking
7. Setting
The LED spotlight has 2 potentiometers for setting the time
(min.) and brightness (lux).
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Min
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Turn On time adjustment
Environment lux level to turn On
Adjustments
Dusk/Dawn Time
Test mode
Setting the brightness (lux)
Turn the potentiometer to „Moon“; the LED spotlight only
switches on when it is relatively dark.
Turn the potentiometer to „Sun“; the LED spotlight switches
on when it is relatively bright.
Turn the potentiometer to „Sun“, and the device works
independent of brightness.
Setting the time (min.)
Set the potentiometer to the desired time (5 s - 10 min.).
Manual operation
The lighting can be manually switched on/off via a circuit
breaker button.
LThe surrounding brightness must be below the set value!
LA circuit breaker button must be connected.
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Shortly press the circuit breaker button (max. 1.5 seconds)
▻The lighting remains switched on, until the surrounding
brightness exceeds the set value.
In order to switch off the lighting, shortly press the circuit
breaker button (max. 1.5 seconds).
Setting the twilight switch function
Turn the time potentiometer (min.) clockwise up to the stop.
▻The twilight switch function is activated.
LNow, the motion detector does not respond to movements
anymore.
LThe connected spotlight switches on at the set surround-
ing brightness
!CAUTION!
8. Technical data
•Operating voltage: 230 V AC +/–10 %, 50–60 Hz
•Consumption with light ON: 30 W
•Standby output: max. 0.5 W
•LED output (luminous ux):
– theLeda E30 WH: 30 W (2310 lm)
– theLeda E30 BK: 30 W (2115 lm)
•Protection rating: IP 55 in accordance with
EN 60598-1
•Protection class: I in accordance with
EN 60598-1
•Operating temperature: –20 °C … +40 °C
•Brightness setting range: 2 – 200 lx
•Duty cycle range: 5 s – 10 min.
•Detection area: transverse: max. 12 m,
frontal: max. 4 m; 180 °
•Installation height: 2.5 m
•Sensor head can be
rotated right/left, down
by: 90 °, 90 °
•Spotlight can be rotated
up by: 45 ° and down by: 60 °

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•Energy efciency class: A+ (theLeda BK: A)
•Switching contact: μ-contact
•Max. switching capacity: 1000 W; 4.3 A (at cos ϕ= 1)
•Min. switching capacity: 10 mA/230 V
•Incandescent and halogen
lamp load: 1000 W
•Fluorescent lamps (LLB low-loss ballasts):
uncompensated/series
compensated: 1000 VA,
parallel compensated: 350 W
(37 µF)
•Fluorescent lamps (EB – electronic ballasts):
300 W
•Compact uorescent lamps (EB): 80 W
•LED lamps < 2 W: 15 W
•LED lamps > 2 – 8 W: 50 W
•LED lamps > 8 W: 50 W
9. Contact
Theben AG
Hohenbergstraße 32
72401 Haigerloch
GERMANY
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
Hotline
Phone: [phone]
[email protected]
www.theben.de