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USER MANUAL BM240S1A JUNG
2 W < LED < 8 W 64 W
Product features Passive infrared sensor Protected against water splashes and dust Undercrawling protection Brightness threshold adjustable Run-on time adjustable Parallel connection of multiple presence detectors possible Screen for limiting the detection area15 Installation
L = Phase conductor N = Neutral conductor L' = Service lead PE = Protective-earth conductor Information for electrically skilled persons Installation and electrical connection DANGER Electrical shock on contact with live parts in the installa- tion environment. Electrical shocks can be fatal. Before working on the device, discon- nect the power and cover live parts in the area.
Wall mounting Important: The safest motion detec- tion is obtained when the device is mounted and aligned laterally to the walking direction and no obstacles (such as trees and walls, for example) obstruct the view. Please note that the motion detector must be protected by a 10 A circuit breaker. The installation site should be at least 50 cm from a light, since the latter's heat radiation could result in false trig- gering of the sensor. The installation height should be approx. 2 m. Remove mounting plate from de- vice. Do not undo the internal wiring to the terminal block, but extract the block by pulling it gently. Insert the rubber plugs into the mounting plate. Hold the mounting plate against the wall and mark the drill holes (paying attention to the wiring arrangement in the wall), drill the holes and insert the dowels. In order to be able to perform a switching operation, a power supply lead with at least two phases must run to the unit and a second lead out to the consumer. The two rubber plugs can be pierced for this purpose with a screwdriver. After passing the wiring through, the mounting plate can be screwed in place.16 Connection of the mains lead The mains lead consists of a 2 or 3 pole cable. L = Phase conductor (usually black, brown or grey) N = Neutral conductor (usually blue) PE = Protective-earth conductor, if present (green/yellow) If in doubt, the cable must be identi- fied with a voltage tester. Switch off the current again. The wire terminals are for the mains lead. The phase con- ductor (L) connects into the lower ter- minal and the neutral conductor (N) connects into the middle terminal. If the green/yellow protective-earth conductor is present, connect this to the bottom terminal provided. Connection of the service lead The service lead (e.g. light) likewise consists of a 2 or 3 pole cable which is connected to terminals N and L'. The phase conductor of the consumer (black, brown or grey cable) is con- nected to the terminal marked L'. The neutral conductor (blue cable) is clamped to the terminal marked N together with the mains lead neutral conductor. Connect any green/yellow protective-earth conductor to the lower terminal. Important: Getting the cable connec- tions crossed will produce a short cir- cuit in the unit or in your fuse box. In this case, the individual wires must be re-identified and reconnected. A mains switch for ON and OFF switch- ing can of course be installed in the mains lead.1717
1. Fixture without neutral conductor 2. Fixture with neutral conductor
3. Connection via series switch for
manual and automatic operation
4. Connection to double-throw
switch for permanent light and automatic operation Setting I: automatic operation Setting II: manual operation for permanent light Important: The unit cannot be switched off, only optional operation between settings I and II.
1) e.g. one to four incandescent lamps with 100 W
2) consumer, lighting max. 1000 W (refer to Technical specifications)
3) connection terminals of the motion detector
Wiring examples18 After the motion detector has been con- nected and fastened to its wall mount, the system can be switched ON. Two setting options are available after removing the decorative ring . Switch-off delay (time setting) (Factory setting: 10 s) Light ON duration can infinitely varied from approx. 10 s to a maximum of 15 min Control dial set to (1) = shortest time (10 s) Control dial set to (6) = longest time (15 min) The shortest time setting is recommended when adjusting the detection zone and per- forming the function test. Function 2 – 2000 lx approx. 10 s – max. 15 min Twilight setting (Factory setting: 2000 lx) The sensor's response threshold can be infinitely varied from 2 – 2000 lx Control dial set to (1) = daylight operation at approx. 2000 lx Control dial set to (6) = night-time operation at approx. 2 lx The adjusting screw must be turned fully anti-clockwise when adjusting the detection zone and performing the function test in daylight.1919 Assuming an installation height of 2 m, the maximum reach of the sensor is 12 m. Optimum adjustment of the detection zone is possible according to needs. The shrouds provided serve to cover any desired number of lens segments and individually reduce the reach. Fine adjustment is also possible by turning the sensor hous- ing by ± 80°. The shrouds can be divided vertically or horizontally along the grooved divisions, or cut with scissors. After removing the dec- orative ring , the shrouds are to be suspended on the upper part of the sensor lens. The decorative ring is subsequently to be reapplied and the shrouds are fixed firmly in place. False switching by cars and pedestri- ans, etc. is therefore ruled out, or risk areas deliberately monitored. Reach setting/adjustment Technical specifications Dimensions (H x W x D): 84 x 89 x 90 mm Mounting height: 1.8 ... 4 m Output: Incandescent / halogen lamp load 1000 W Fluorescent-lamp electronic ballasts 1000 W Fluorescent lamps, uncorrected 500 W Fluorescent lamps, parallel-corrected 500 W Low-voltage halogen lamps 1000 VA
2 W < LED < 8 W 64 W
Capacitive load 132 μF Capacitive load 132 μF Connection: AC 230 ... 240 V ~, 50 Hz Angle of coverage: horizontal 240° vertical 180° Adjusting possibilities: rotating 160° horizontal Reach: max. 12 m (electronically stabilised) Time setting: approx. 10 s ... 15 min Brightness setting: approx. 2 ... 2000 lx IP rating: IP 5420 Malfunction Cause Remedy Motion detector without power Fuse has blown; not switched ON
Short-circuit Replace fuse, switch ON mains switch, check wiring with voltage tester Check connections Troubleshooting Motion detector does not switch ON
Twilight setting in night-time mode dur- ing daytime operation Bulb burned out Power switch OFF Fuse blown
Detection zone not correctly adjusted Adjust setting
Replace light bulb Switch ON Replace fuse, check connection if neces sary Readjust Motion detector does not switch OFF Continued movement within the detection zone Switched ON light is within detection zone and switches ON again as a result of tempera- ture change Set to continuous operation by indoor series switch Position Wi-Fi device very close to the sensor Check zone and readjust if necessary or apply shroud Readjust zone or apply shroud
Series switch to automatic Increase distance between Wi-Fi device and sensor Motion detector keeps switching ON/OFF Switched ON light is within detection zone Animals moving in detection zone Adjust detection zone or apply shrouds, increase distance Adjust zone or apply shrouds21 The motion sensor is suitable for automatic switching of lights or alarms. The unit is not suitable for special burglary alarm systems, since it lacks the sabotage protection pre- scribed for this purpose. Weather can affect operation of the sensor. Strong gusts of wind, snow, rain and hail can cause switching errors, since the sudden temperature changes can- not be distinguished from heat sources. The detection lens can be cleaned with a damp cloth (without detergents) if dirty. Maintenance/care Malfunction Cause Remedy Motion detector switches ON when it should not Wind is moving trees and bushes in the detection zone Cars in the street are detected Sudden temperature changes due to weather (wind, rain, snow) or exhaust air from fans or open windows Position Wi-Fi device very close to the sensor Adjust zone or apply shrouds Adjust zone or apply shrouds Adjust detection zone or install in a different place
Increase distance between Wi-Fi device and sensor22 The warranty follows about the specialty store in between the legal framework as provided for by law. Manufacturer's warranty The symbol with the crossed-out wheeled bin indicates that the product must be disposed of separately from household waste at the end of its use- ful service life in order to en- able correct treatment and recycling. At the end of its service life, the user must therefore take the device free of charge to the municipal collection points responsible for the separate collection of electrical and electronic waste or return it to the dealer. Separate collection for recycling helps to avoid possible negative impacts on the environment and health, and facilitates the reuse, recycling and/or recovery of the materials in the devices. Wherever possible, batteries and rechargeable batteries must be removed from the device prior to disposal. Disposal23
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