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Theben Luna 129 User manual

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LLUUNNAA112299star-time 129 0 700
쮕쮕Dämmerungsschalter
Bedienungsanleitung 3–12
Twilight switch
Operating instructions 13–22
Interrupteur crépusculaire
Mode d’emploi 23–32
Schemerschakelaar
Gebruiksaanwijzing 33–42
Interruptor crepuscular
Instrucciones de servicio 43–52
Interruttori crepusculari
Istruzioni per l’uso 53–62
Interruptor horário
Instruções de utilização 63–72
Skumringsrelæ
Betjeningsvejledning 73–82
Ljusomkopplare
Bruksanvisning 83–92
Himmennin
Käyttöohje 93–102
FIN
11..Designated use
22..Safety note
33..Opening/closing the device
44..Selecting an installation location
55..Installation position
66..Mast installation
77..Cable connection
88..Electrical connection
99..Checking the connection / test function
1100..Activating/replacing the battery
1111..Display and control elements
1122..Initial start-up
1133..Setting the ON brightness value
1144..Setting the OFF brightness value
1155..Beginning of the night-time switch off
1166..Ending the night-time switch off
1177..Setting the ON delay time
1188..Setting the OFF delay time
1199..Teach√in function
2200..Technical data
CCoonntteennttss
Installation of electrical devices should only be carried
out by a professional electrician. National regulations
and safety requirements must be adhered to!
Tampering with or making modifications to the device
will invalidate the guarantee.
The twilight switch is suitable for controlling exterior
lighting of buildings depending on the brightness of
the outdoor light. The integrated timer switch can be
used to turn off the lights during the night-time hours.
Designated use also includes adherence to the instruc-
tions for installation and operation. Any other use is
considered contrary to the designated use. The manu-
facturer accepts no liability for damage resulting from
such use.
22..SSaaffeettyynnoottee
11..DDeessiiggnnaatteedduusseeGGBB
1133
BBeeffoorreesseelleeccttiinnggaanniinnssttaallllaattiioonnllooccaattiioonn::
Choose an installation location where the twilight
switch will be exposed to little or no dirt. Dirt on the
housing interferes with the measurements made by the
integral brightness sensor.
LLiigghhtt--eennttrryyaanngglleeoofftthheebbrriigghhttnneesssssseennssoorr::
approx. 180 °
RReeccoommmmeenndde
eddiinnssttaallllaattiioonnllooccaattiioonnffoorr::
- lighting control on private and industrial buildings:
nnoorrtthhssiiddee
- street lighting:
eeaassttssiiddee
PPlleeaasseennoottee::
The light from the lamp switched on by the twilight
switch must not interfere with the sensor.
EEffffeeccttooffnnoonn--ccoommpplliiaannccee::
Undesirable feedback may occur
44..SSeelleeccttiinnggaanniinnssttaallllaattiioonnllooccaattiioonn
33..OOppeenniinngg//cclloossiinnggtthheeddeevviiccee
OOppeenniinnggtthheehhoouussiinngg::
11..Remove the cover on the front of the
device (see Fig. 1).
22..Turn the two screws 90° in the anti-
clockwise direction (see Fig. 2).
33..Swing the housing cover upward until it locks.
CClloossiinnggtthheehhoouussiinngg::
11..Swing the housing cover
downward (see Fig. 3).
Info: The screws are spring-loaded.
22..Press the screw downward using
a screwdriver.
33..Turn the screw 90° in the clockwise
direction (see Fig. 2).
44..Press the cover onto the front of
the device (see Fig. 4).
Fig 1.
Fig 2.
Fig 3.
Fig 4.
1144
55..IInnssttaallllaattiioonnppoossiittiioonn
66..MMaassttiinnssttaallllaattiioonn
Fasten the twilight switch to the mast with a standard
tube clamp.
TThheeddeevviicceeaalllloowwssttwwoobbaassiiccttyyppeessooffccoonnnneeccttiioonn::
Cable connection from below (Fig. 1) or
Cable connection from behind (see Fig. 2).
11..In either case, use only the cable sleeves
provided!
22..In the installation type shown in Fig. 2,
the cable sleeves must be used on the
bottom of the housing!
EEffffeeccttssooffnnoonn--ccoommpplliiaannccee::
IP protection is no longer ensured - water can pene-
trate into the device and destroy it!
77..CCaabblleeccoonnnneeccttiioonn
Fig. 1 Fig. 1
1155
GGBB
88..EElleeccttrriiccaallccoonnnneeccttiioonn
99..CChheecckkiinnggtthheeccoonnnneeccttiioonn//tteessttffuunnccttiioonn
PPrreeccoonnddiittiioonnffoorrtthheetteessttffuunnccttiioonn::
The device must be connected.
FFuunnccttiioonn::
If the TTeessttbutton is pressed briefly (< 2 seconds), the
connected lamp should light up for about two minutes,
regardless of the brightness level set.
TTeessttoorrccaanncceelltteesstt::
11..Press the TTeessttbutton.
IIfftthheellaammppddooe
essnnoottlliigghhttuupp::
22..Check the lamp and/or the connection.
1100..AAccttiivvaattiinngg//rreeppllaacciinnggtthheebbaatttteerryy
AAccttiivvaattiinnggtthheebbaatttteerryy::
11..Pull the insulating strip out of the
battery compartment (see Fig. 1)
22..Using a pointed object, press the
Reset button for about 1 second
IInnffoo::The year 2002 must appear in the display.
RReeppllaacciinnggtthheebbaatttteerryy::
11..Remove the battery holder from
the battery compartment.
22..Dispose of the used battery in an
environmentally-friendly manner.
33..Note the correct polarity.
44..Insert the new battery in the
battery holder.
55..Press the battery holder down
until it engages audibly.
66..Using a pointed object, press the Reset button for
about 1 second
IInnffoo::The year 2002 should appear in the display.
1166
Batterytyp CR 2450
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
1111..DDiissppllaayyaannddccoonnttrroolleelleemmeennttss
MMeennuu::
Automatic opera-
tion and chan-
ging the current
time
LLiigghhttsseennssoorr
for measuring
brightness
MMeennuu::
Set delay time
values
1122..IInniittiiaallssttaarrtt--uupp
PPrreeccoonnddiittiioonn::
The insulating strip must have been removed from the
battery compartment (see Chapter 10).
IInnffoo::
All of the settings, e.g. date, lux value, etc. can be
made without connection to the power mains.
11..SSeettttiinnggtthheeccuurrrreennttyyeeaarr::
11..11Press the ++or ––buttons until the
number of the current year is shown.
11..22To confirm/save, press the button.
22..SSeettttiinnggtthheemmoonntthh::
22..11Press the ++or ––buttons until the
current month is shown
(e.g. 08 = August).
22..22To confirm/save, press the button.
MMeennuu::
Set brightness
threshold
BBaatttteerryyccoomm--
ppaarrttmmeenntt
MMeennuu::
Set night-time
switch off
++bbuuttttoonn::
increase values
––bbuuttttoonn::
decrease
values
PPlleeaasseennoottee:
Deletes the date
and time!
Confirming the
setting (saving)
and "Next"
function
1177
GGBB
33..SSeettttiinnggtthheeddaayy::
33..11Press the ++or ––buttons until the
current day is shown.
33..22To confirm/save, press the button.
44..DDaayylliigghhttssaavviinnggssttiimmeesswwiittcchhoovveerr::
IInnffoo::
The timer switch can be programmed to switchover
automatically to and from daylight savings time.
Available settings:
EEUUfor Europe
UUSSfor North America
nnoono adjustment
SSeettttiinng
g::
44..11Select your region (e.g. EU for Europe).
44..22Press the ++or ––buttons until the corresponding
region is shown.
44..33To confirm/save, press the button.
IInniittiiaallssttaarrtt--uuppSSeettttiinngg//cchhaannggiinnggtthheettiimmee
55..SSeettttiinnggtthheeccuurrrreennttttiimmee::
IInnffoo::
Pressing the ++or ––buttons bbrriieeffllyy:
Small steps are made (1 minute).
Holding down the ++or ––buttons ccoonnttiinnuuoouussllyy:
Fast forward or back (10 minute steps).
55..11Press the ++or ––buttons until the current time
(hours and minutes) is correctly shown.
55..22To confirm/save, press the button.
IInnffoo::
The device is now in "Automatic mode".
All remaining settings, such as the time, the lux value
and the delay times are pre-programmed. If you wish
to change the settings, please follow the instructions in
Chapter 13.
CCh
haannggiinnggtthheeccuurrrreennttttiimmee::
PPrreeccoonnddiittiioonn::
The cursor is positioned over the clock symbol
55..33Press the ++or ––buttons until the current time
(hours and minutes) is shown.
1188
1133..SSeettttiinnggtthheebbrriigghhttnneessssvvaalluuee
1144..SSeettttiinnggtthheebbrriigghhttnneessssvvaalluuee
e.g.: ON at twilight (in the evening):
11..Press the button until the
cursor is positioned over the LUX
display and the symbols shown in
the illustration are displayed.
22..Press the ++or ––buttons until the desired lux
value is shown.
33..To confirm/ save, press the button.
e.g.: OFF at sunrise (in the morning):
11..Press the button until the sym-
bols shown in the illustration are
displayed.
22..Press the ++or ––buttons until the
desired lux value is shown.
33..To confirm/ save, press the button.
1155..BBeeggiinnnniinnggoofftthheenniigghhtt--ttiimmeesswwiittcchhooffff
11..Press the button until the sym-
bols shown in the illustration are
displayed.
22..Press the ++or ––buttons until the
desired time is shown.
33..To confirm/save, press the button.
Info:
The night-time switch off can also be
deactivated.
To do this, press the ++or ––buttons
until --------appears in the display.
The --------display is located between the time displays
23.59 and 0.00.
1199
GGBB
11..Press the button until the
symbols shown in the illustration
are displayed.
22..Use the ++or ––buttons to set the
desired time for the OFF delay.
33..To confirm/ save, press the button.
11..Press the button until the
symbols shown in the illustration
are displayed.
22..Press the ++or ––buttons until the
desired time is shown.
33..To confirm/ save, press the button.
1166..EEnnddiinnggtthheenniigghhtt--ttiimmeesswwiittcchhooffff
IInnffoo::
The night-time switch off can also be
deactivated.
To do this, press the ++or √
√buttons
until --------appears in the display.
The --------display is located between
the time displays 23.59 and 0.00.
Night-time switch off must end before 12:00.
1177..SSeettttiinnggtthheeOONNddeellaayyttiimmee
11..Press the button until the
symbols shown in the illustration
are displayed.
22..Use the ++or ––buttons to set the
desired time for the ON delay.
33..To confirm/ save, press the button.
1188..SSeettttiinnggtthheeOOFFFFddeellaayyttiimmee
2200
sswwiittcchh--oonn//sswwiittcchh--ooffffddeellaayy
After reaching the measured brightness
value the LED lightens up almost
without delay (approx. 2 sec.).
PPrreeccoonnddiittiioonn::
This must be done after 12:00 noon,
generally in the evening when the desired ON/OFF
threshold has been reached.
11..Press and hold the TTeessttbutton for at least 3 sec.
The measured brightness value is automatically
saved for the ON and OFF thresholds.
PPrreeccoonnddiittiioonn::
This must be done before 12:00 noon,
generally in the morning when the twilight switch
should turn the connected lamp off.
11..Press and hold the TTeessttbutton for at least 3 sec.
The measured brightness value is automatically
saved for the OFF threshold.
1199..TTeeaacchhiinnffuunnccttiioonn
PPrreeccoonnddiittiioonn::
The teach ––in function is only
active when mains voltage is
present, since otherwise no light
measurement is possible.
FFuunnccttiioonn::
With the teach ––in function it is possible to save the
brightness value measured at a given moment and to
use it as the basis for the ON/ OFF thresholds. This can
be done simply by pressing a button; it is not necessa-
ry to open the device.
IInnffoo::
After the brightness value has been read in the measu-
red lux value is shown in the device's display.
The LED over the sensor flashes briefly.
If the measured brightness value is greater than the
measurement range (more than 200 lux), then --------is
displayed and 200 lux is used as the value for the ON/
OFF thresholds.
RReeaaddiinnggiinntthheebbrriigghhttnneessssvvaalluueeffoorrtthheeOONN//OOFFFF
tthhrreesshhoollddss::
RReeaaddiinnggiinntthheebbrriigghhttnneessssvvaalluueeffoorrtthheeOOFFFF
tthhrreesshhoollddoonnllyy::
2211
GGBB
TTeecchhnniiccaallddaattaa
MMeerrccuurryyvvaappoorrllaammppss::
- Uncorrected/series-corrected: 1000 VA
- Parallel-corrected: 250 VA (30µF)
SSooddiiuummvvaappoorrllaammppss::
- Uncorrected/series-corrected: 1000 VA
- Parallel-corrected: 250 VA (37µF)
CCoommppaaccttfflluuoorreesscceennttllaammppss::
- KKVVGG::1500 VA
- EEVVGG::9x7 W, 7x11 W, 7x15 W, 7x20 W, 7x23 W
PPeerrmmiissssiibblleeaammb
biieenntttteemmppeerraattuurree::
–35 °C to +55 °C.
PPrrootteeccttiioonnccllaassss::
II, when installed in accordance
DDeeggrreeeeooffpprrootteeccttiioonn::
IP 55 (in accordance with EN 60529), with bottom con-
nection
2200..TTeecchhnniiccaallddaattaa
NNoommiinnaallvvoollttaaggee::230 V~ ±10%
FFrreeqquueennccyy::50 Hz
PPoowweerrccoonnssuummppttiioonn::approx. 3.5 VA
BBaacckkuuppttiimmee::approx. 1.5 years
BBaatttteerryyttyyppee::CR 2450 (Li Mn 3 V)
OONN//OOFFFFddeellaayyttiimmee::adjustable 0 ––180 sec.
BBrriigghhttnneessssrraannggee::adjustable 2 ––200 lux
CCoonnttaacctt::not floating,
GGaapp::less than 3 mm (µ)
CCoonnttaaccttmmaatteerriiaall::Ag Sn O2
SSwwiittcchhiinnggccaappaacciittyy::16A/230 V~, cos 1
10A/230 V~, cos 0.6
IInnccaannddeesscceennttllaammpp
llo
oaadd::2300 W
HHaallooggeennllaammppllooaadd::2300 W
FFlluuoorreesscceennttllaammppss::
- Uncorrected: 2300 VA
- Series-corrected: 2300 VA
- Parallel-corrected: 400 VA (42µF)
- Lead-lag circuit (duo): 2300 VA 2222
TThheebbeennAAGG
Hohenbergstr. 32
72401 Haigerloch
Tel. +49 (0) 74 74/6 92-0
Fax +49 (0) 74 74/6 92-150
SSeerrvviiccee
Tel. +49 (0) 90 01 84 32 36
Fax +49 (0) 74 74/6 92-207
[email protected]
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