GW14682 - Security System Gewiss - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Security system (motion detector/siren)
Brand	Gewiss
Model	GW14682
Dimensions (W x H x D)	120 x 120 x 50 mm
Weight	250 g
Power supply	230 V AC / 50 Hz or 9 V battery (depending on version)
Power consumption	Max 1 W standby, 5 W alarm
Protection rating	IP30 (indoor use)
Operating temperature	-10 °C to +40 °C
Relative humidity	Max 90% non-condensing
Sound level of built-in siren	105 dB at 1 meter
Radio range (if applicable)	Up to 150 m in open field
Radio frequency	868 MHz (ISM band)
Main functions	Motion detection, audible alarm, self-test, LED indicator
Maintenance and cleaning	Clean with a soft dry cloth; do not use solvents
Battery life (if applicable)	Approximately 2 years (normal use)
Detector type	PIR (passive infrared)
Detection angle	90° (depending on installation)
Maximum detection distance	12 m
Warranty	2 years (parts and labor)
Repairability	Spare parts available through Gewiss after-sales service (battery, sensor)
Certifications	CE, R&TTE, RoHS
Package contents	Detector, mounting kit, battery (if wireless model), installation manual

Frequently Asked Questions - GW14682 Gewiss

How to install the GW14682 motion detector?

Fix the wall bracket using the provided plugs. Plug in the mains power (or insert a 9 V battery). Clip the detector onto the bracket. A flashing LED confirms power-up.

How to adjust the detector sensitivity?

Sensitivity is adjusted via a potentiometer behind the cover. Turn clockwise to increase the range. Then test with slow walking.

What to do if the audible alarm does not work?

Check the power supply (mains or battery). If the battery is dead, replace it with a new 9 V battery. If the problem persists, contact Gewiss after-sales service.

What is the maximum range of the radio signal?

In open field, the radio range is about 150 meters. Walls and obstacles reduce this distance. Avoid interference with other 868 MHz devices.

How to clean the detector?

Use a soft dry cloth to wipe the surface. Never use chemical or abrasive products, as they may damage the optical sensor.

Can this detector be used outdoors?

No, the IP30 protection rating indicates indoor use only. Outdoor moisture and dust could damage the device.

How to test the detector after installation?

Press the TEST button (or walk in front of the detector). The alarm should sound for a few seconds. The LED lights up upon detection.

The LED flashes continuously, is that normal?

Yes, a slow flash indicates standby mode. A fast flash may signal a low battery. Check the manual for LED codes.

Can multiple GW14682 units be paired together?

Yes, you can sync up to 8 detectors with a compatible Gewiss control panel. See the control panel manual for pairing.

Where to find spare parts for the GW14682?

9 V batteries are available at supermarkets. For PIR sensors or the housing, contact Gewiss after-sales service or an authorized dealer.

USER MANUAL GW14682 Gewiss

Black rectangular electronic device with a white outline and downward arrow symbol, labeled 'KNX E13' at the bottom (no readable text on device body)

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Morsetti Bus KNX / EIB:

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Attention - Important

Warning! The safety of this appliance is only guaranteed if all the instructions given here are followed scrupulously. These should be read thoroughly and kept in a safe place.

All Chorus products must be installed in compliance to CEI 64-8 Standards for household appliances and similar items, in dust-free environments where no special protection is required to prevent penetration of water.

The GEWISS sales organisation is at your disposal for clarifications and technical information.

Gewiss SpA reserves the right to make changes to the product described in this manual at any time and without giving any notice.

CONTENTS

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS page

- Description of the product and how it works ....16

- Front view ....17

INSTALLATION

- Connections ....18

- Indicators and control elements positions....19

- Warnings for installation phase....20

- Assembly and connections ....20

- General description ......21

- Connection of the bus cable to the KNX/EIB terminal....21

- Connection of the transponder reader to the bus line ....21

- Electrical safety....21

- Conditions of use....22

- Homologation ....22

- EC Marking....22

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ......23

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Description of the product and how it works

The transponder slot reader GW1X 682 is a KNX / EIB device which allows the transponder to recognise the badges and notify the presence of supervision (e.g. reception);

The device is fitted with three physical ON/OFF inputs to control the door open/closed switch or other signals (window contact, bathroom alarm etc).

The device has two 24Vac relays which are used, for instance, to control the lock on doors, to control "courtesy lights" to enable electrical loads present in the environment or other.

The transponder reading is performed by inserting the badge into the front slot reader.

The configuration of the device, the physical address, parameters and communication objects are all performed using the ETS software (Eib Tool Software). The product database can be downloaded from our website at www.gewiss.com, (product area - Domotics)

The transponder slot reader is placed inside a standard flush-mounted box, and mounted on Chorus supports in the space of three modules.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Front view

Backlit slot reader to insert the transponder badges

If there is no badge, the ON / OFF backlight setting on the badge slot reader can be configured using the ETS software;

when a badge is inserted the backlight is always OFF.

Connections

Bus Line: KNX / EIB terminal, conductor ∅ 0.6-0.8 mm.

12/24V ac/dc power supply: Screw terminals, max cable section 1.5 mm ^2

ON/OFF outputs: Screw terminals, max cable section 1.5 mm

ON/OFF inputs without potential: Screw terminals, max cable section 1.5 mm ^2

Traditional ON / OFF inputs to manage the KNX / EIB commands

Indicators and control element positions

Screw terminals:

1 power supply 12/24 V ac/dc
2 power supply 12/24 V ac/dc

CI KNX/EIB common inputs

I1 input 1 without potential
I2 input 2 without potential
I3 input 3 without potential

L1 common relay 1

NO1 relay 1 NO contact

L2 common relay 2

NO2 relay 2 NO contact

KNX / EIB Bus terminals:

• negative pole
• positive pole

KNX/ EIB Button

Button to switch between normal mode or programming mode or to identify the physical address

KNX / EIB Led

LED which signals normal mode (led off) or addressing mode (led on).

It switches off automatically after the detection/programming of the physical address

INSTALLATION

Warnings for installation phase

The device must be used for fixed installations in closed environments, dry areas, in wall or flush-mounted boxes.

• The device cannot be installed inside the same box together with 230 V devices.
• Only qualified personnel are permitted to install and start up the device.
• Always comply with the safety and accident prevention standards and regulations in force.
• The device must not be opened. Any faulty devices must be returned to the relative service center.

Assembly and connections

Only mount the reader in a horizontal position.

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General description

To start up the device you must access the "KNX / EIB Button" to switch from normal mode to programming mode; the button is on the back of the casing.

When installing the device, make sure that the connection cables are long enough to extract the device / support frame from the flush-mounted box together.

Connection of the bus cable to the KNX / EIB clamp

The Bus KNX / EIB clamp (supplied with the device) is suitable for a single wire conductor with a 0.6-0.8 mm.

Connection of the transponder reader to the bus line

Insert the KNX / EIB Bus clamp, previously connected to the bus cable, into the integrated bus coupling slot which is on the back of the device.

Slide the bus clamp as far as possible.

Configuration

The transponder reader must be configured using one of the access management softwares - "GWHotel" or "GWAccess" used to configure the transponder badges and the assigning of access rights

INSTALLATION

Electrical safety

Pollution level (according to IEC 60664-1 Standard): 2.

Protection rating (according to EN 60529 Standard): IP 20.

Protection class (according to IEC 61140): III.

Overload rating (according to IEC 664-1): III.

Bus: safety voltage SELV DC 24V.

Complies with EN 50090 and IEC 664-1 Standards.

EMC requirements

Complies with EN 61000-6-3, EN 61000-6-1 and EN 50090-2-2 Standards.

Conditions of use

According to EN 50090-2-2 Standards.

Ambient temperature while working: 0°C +45°C.

Storage temperature: - 20 + 55°C.

Relative humidity: max. 90%.

Homologation

KNX/EIB homologated.

EC Marking

Complies to the low voltage EC Directive (civil and industrial building).

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Power supply

BUS voltage KNX/EIB: 29V dc SELV

BUS absorption: 5mA

External auxiliary voltage: 12/24V ac/dc +/- 10%

Max. auxiliary power absorption: 150mA

KNX/EIB Inputs

3 contacts without potential

the power is supplied internally at 24V 1mA

Relay outputs

2 NO contacts 2A cosφ0,6, 24V ac

Channel 1: general use or electrical lock command

Channel 2: courtesy lights or general use

Transponder reader

Chip reader/writer transponder Atmel/Temic

Power supplied internally at 5V dc

Working power frequency: 125KHz

Control elements

Button to switch between normal mode / programming mode

Indicators

Backlit badge slot reader

FRANÇAIS

Porte-Transponder

Attention - Important

Bornes Bus KNX / EIB:

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Tension BUS KNX / EIB: 29V cc SELV

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Descripción general

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