IS 2160 - Motion detector STEINEL - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL IS 2160 STEINEL

Installation instructions Dear Customer, Congratulations on pur- chasing this STEINEL Inf- fared Sensor and thank you for the confidence you have show in us. You have chosen a high- quality product tnat has. Principle ‘The integrated pyroelec- tre infrared detector senses the invisible heat radiated from moving objects (people, animais, etc. The heat detected is electranically converted into a signal that switches on leads (e.g. a light) con- nected to it. Heat is not detected through obsta- cles, such as walls or panes of glass. Heat ra- diation of this type will therefore, not trigger the A\ Safety warnings M Disconnect he power before attempting any work on the motion detector. The electrical connec- ion lead must be dead during installation Thorefore, suitoh off the power fist and use a voltage tester to check that the power Supply is disconnected. been manufactured, tested and packed vit the greatest care. Pieaèe familanise yourself th These instructions before attemptng to in tal the sensor since prolonged reliable and With a detection angle of 160° and a max, reach of 12 m the sensor watches over an area of approx. 165 mr. you oniy wish 9 cover a smaller area, reach may be reduced by. titing the sensor uni. Using the swivel mount supplied, the sensor unit can also be tumed horizontal, making it possible ta target the detection zone exactly as you choose. The detection angle can also M instalation of the sensor involves work ‘on the mains power Suppy. This work must therefore be carried ut professionall in accordance with the applicable wiring regu- lations and electrical operating conditions. (@ - VDE 0100 @-OVEEN 1 @ - SEV 1000) trouble-free operation will only be ensured if itis installed proper. We hope your new Infra- red Sensor vil give you lasting satisfaction. (6: fig: page 2) be acjusted to suitindividual requirements by ffting Shrouds. Important: the safest mo- ion detection is obtained when the device is moun- ted and aligned lateraly to the walking direction and no obstacles (such as trees and wall, for ex- ample) obstruct the vieu. M Piease note that the sensor must De pro- tected by a 10 À circuit breaker. The mains supply lead must be 0 greater than 10 mm in diam-eter. Installation ‘The site of installation should be at least 80 cm from a light because heat radiated from & may tig- ger the sensor uninten- Gonall. To obtain the spe- y Warnings on page 12. instalation procedure:

1. Undo scrows on hous-

ing [2 Do not detach Aiing from terminal. block but getiy pui entr terminal assembh including sensor uni à (Ginaial seen) te

3. Hold mounting piate 8)

aganst wal/celing, mark SA Roles, pong ten Bon to ring ru ceaed in wal/ccling- Dril holes, insert wal plugs (6 mr). 4 Break Open pre-punchag cable enr les as appropriate or concealed 1 or suriace_ mounted 3 Installation, insert grommets, pierce and pass cable through Note: For surface-mount- ed wiing, is recommen- ded to instal the suive mount 6 (see below) AAlternatively, the unit may. be pierced at the thinner” section to pass the cable through. 5. Screw mount ing plate 6 to wall 6a) Connecting the mains load The mains lead concists of conductor & I you are in any doubt, Yo must dem ie Sables using a voage te- er: then d'aconneet ne Pour Suppl again The phase () and neutral conductor (9) are connec- F26 accorng terminal assignment. connected to the earth terminal À mains switoh for ON" and'OFF' switching can f course be installed in he mains lead, Installation with swivel mount ‘The swivel mount Æ allows you to tum the mation detector horizontal. Tis provides additional adju- Stment for the detection Press cupped pieces out of swivel mount provided with sensor unit.

2. Hold swivel mount 6]

against wal and mark dril holes, del the holes, insert wall plugs, pass cable through. Connect as de- sorbed in instalation

3. Pass screws through

(6: fig: page 3) b) Connecting the load supply lead ‘The load supply lead (eg. light) is also a 2 to care cable which is connected 50 terminais N and L. The live conductor must be connected 19 the terminal the mains power supply lead. Te protective-carth conductor is connected to He earih terminal &.

7. Once wings complet-

ed, insert terminal block together with sensor unit I into mounting plate E, fit housing cover "and secure in place with faste ring Screws. cupped pieces f and secure swivel mount 8 in such a way that the screwr head is positioned on the smooth side and the domed side rests against he mounting plate (see diagram)

Functions ‘The system can be put into has been connected and operation once the sensor installed, Two setting con- Switch-off delay {time setting) ‘The chosen light "ON time can be varied continuous 1y from approx. 8 sec. to a maximum of 35 min. The shortest period, approx. 8 sec. is selected Dy | | iurming the control fuly 8 sec. - 35 min. | … clackwise. Te longest period, approx. 35 mins. ‘Twilight setting {response threshold) The chosen detector response threshold can be adjusted continuously from approx. 2 lux to 2000 lux. Turning the control fuly ciockwise wil select ‘daytime operation at ap- prox. 2006 lux.

Reach adjustment Reach can be reduced by horizontal through 40° titing (70°) the sensor. {only with swivel mount) to ‘The Sensor can be tumed …align the detection zone Precision adjustment using shrouds: ‘The adhesive shrouds individual requirements. provided may be used This makes i possible, 0 adiust the sensars for example, to blank out detection angle to suit neighbouring premises.

trois are provided on the bottom ofthe uni. is selected by tuning the control full anticlockwise. Iis recommended to select the shartest time or adjusting the detection zone and for performing the walk test. Any move ment in the detection zone vil re-activate the time setting ‘Tumed full anti-clock- wise, the control is set to dusk to-daun operation at approx. 2 lux. Wen adjusting the detection Zone and for the perform ance test in dayight, the adjusting Screw must be tumed fully clockwise. (6: fig. page 4) in exactly the way you require. (6: fig. page 4) rom detection or speciically target paths. Wiring examples

3. Connection using series switch

or manual and automatic operation Indoor switch sessss operation

4. Connection to doublé

or permanent light ‘ON' and automatic throw switch Seting E automatic operation Setting I: manual operation for permanent lgnt ON Important. the unit cannot be switched off, but operated only at settings ! and IL. 1-4 x 100 W flament buibs Séruce load, ight of 800 W max. (see Technical specifcations) IS 2160 connection termninals Indoor series suitch, manual, automatic Indoor double-throw switch, automate, permanent light ‘ON' Operation/Maintenance The Infrared Sensor is gutabie to song hght automatcalh. Te uni is not suitable for special burglary alarm Systems since it lacks the tampering protection prescribed for this pur pose. Weather conditions May affect the way the motion detector works. Strong qusts of wind, snow, rain or hall maÿ cause the light to come n° vihen IIS not Wanted because the sensor is unable to distinguish sud- den changes of tempera- ture from sources of heat. ‘The detector lens may be cleaned with a Gamp cioth ii gets dity (do not use cleaning agents)

Technical specifications. Maïfunction Cause Remedy Dimensions THEM D) HE x 78 x 78 mm, Does notswitch OFF" Cominued movement IR Check detection zone Output 600 watts max. resistve load, 0,9 Mlament Bu) Sary or fr shroucs 500 was max. (uncomogtedindlcive, M Lightis in detection M Regdiust zone

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500 vratts max. (serie comactéd) Fo on se a maut of 500 watts max. (shunt carrected, at C = 45.6 ur) femporature change 500 watts max. (electron ballast, capacité m Seti continuous ope IR. Set series switch to low-energylamps, 8 each max) ration by indoor Seres — automalie mode Connection: 230-240 V S0Hz Switch erminal ock suable fr flowing suppl leads 3'c0r0 0 1.3 07 2.8 mmor 8-cor OT Koopsswichng'ONVOFF I Lightisin detection M Change zone, increase Angie of coverage: 160 with sneak-by guard EST Pvotng range: A0" horzontal, 70° vertical m Acmas movngin 1 Tit sensor higheror, ctection zone ap specifié ahrouds, Beach: 12 m max. adjust detection zone Light threshol 2 - 2000 1x or shrouds Time setting; 8 500. - 85 min. factory setting: 10 sec.) Switches "ON' when it M Wind is moving trees I Adjust detection zone Light tnreshol 2 - 2000 lux (factory seing: 2000 lux] should not andbushes nine de of shrouds Enciosure 1P54 jgction zone m Cars nine srootare M Change detection Temperature range 20 "Ci 180 € being detec Zone, Hi sensor down m Sgen temperature M Adjust detecion zone changes due o ea. or change ae on. fer ind, rai snow) stalation or air expeled ro fans or open windows Reach modification M Changoinambient M Whenitis cod Fempératures short reach By titing Sensor dou Troubleshooting m Wen is hot, tit . Sensor up Malfunction Cause Remedy Without power M Füso bloum, not M Ronow lus, switch Siihed ON “ON mains power switch, check ring th vallage tester # Short circuit M Check connections Docs not switch "ON" m rwignt setingin M Roadjust nighéime mode during daytime operation m EUD Dour M Ropiace bub M Mains owich "OFF M Suitch ON M Füso bloun M onow use, check connection # necossary M Detection zonenot I Re adj properiytargeted

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