85145139 - Climatiseur HAGER - Notice d'utilisation et mode d'emploi gratuit

Type de produit	Dispositif de protection électrique (disjoncteur différentiel)
Marque	Hager
Modèle	85145139
Tension nominale	230/400 V AC
Courant nominal	40 A
Pouvoir de coupure	6 kA
Nombre de pôles	2
Type de courant	Alternatif (AC)
Sensibilité aux courants de défaut	30 mA (type AC)
Température de fonctionnement	-25 °C à 60 °C
Degré de protection	IP20
Dimensions (largeur x hauteur x profondeur)	36 mm x 85 mm x 65 mm
Poids	150 g
Matériau du boîtier	Plastique auto-extinguible
Montage	Sur rail DIN symétrique (35 mm)
Normes	IEC 61008-1, EN 61008-1
Alimentation	Directement depuis le réseau électrique
Fonctions principales	Protection contre les surcharges, courts-circuits et courants de fuite
Entretien et nettoyage	Nettoyer avec un chiffon sec et doux. Ne pas utiliser de produits chimiques.
Sécurité	Couper l'alimentation avant toute intervention. Respecter les consignes de la notice.
Pièces détachées et réparabilité	Pièces détachées disponibles auprès des revendeurs agréés Hager. Faire appel à un professionnel.
Informations générales	Utilisation en intérieur. Ne pas exposer à l'humidité ou aux projections d'eau.

FOIRE AUX QUESTIONS - 85145139 HAGER

Quelle est la fonction de ce disjoncteur différentiel Hager 85145139 ?

Ce dispositif combine un disjoncteur et un interrupteur différentiel. Il protège votre installation électrique contre les surcharges, les courts-circuits et les fuites de courant (sensibilité 30 mA).

Quel est le courant nominal de ce modèle ?

Le courant nominal est de 40 A, ce qui permet de protéger des circuits d'éclairage, prises ou petits appareils.

Comment installer le Hager 85145139 ?

L'appareil se monte sur un rail DIN de 35 mm dans un tableau électrique. Coupez l'alimentation avant toute manipulation et respectez le schéma de câblage fourni dans la notice.

Ce disjoncteur différentiel est-il compatible avec tous les types de prises ?

Oui, il convient aux circuits de prises, d'éclairage et d'appareils domestiques, à condition que la puissance totale ne dépasse pas 9,2 kVA sous 230 V.

Que faire si le disjoncteur saute régulièrement ?

Cela peut indiquer un court-circuit ou une fuite de courant. Vérifiez les appareils branchés, puis testez le disjoncteur en appuyant sur le bouton test. Si le problème persiste, consultez un électricien.

Comment tester le bon fonctionnement du différentiel ?

Appuyez sur le bouton Test (généralement marqué 'T'). L'appareil doit déclencher immédiatement. Effectuez ce test au moins une fois par mois.

Quelle est la différence entre ce modèle et un simple disjoncteur ?

Ce modèle intègre une protection différentielle (30 mA) qui détecte les fuites de courant à la terre, protégeant ainsi les personnes contre les électrocutions. Un simple disjoncteur ne protège que contre les surcharges et courts-circuits.

Puis-je remplacer un ancien disjoncteur par ce Hager 85145139 ?

Oui, à condition que les caractéristiques (courant nominal, pouvoir de coupure, type) correspondent à votre installation. Vérifiez la compatibilité avec votre schéma électrique.

Que signifie le voyant lumineux sur l'appareil ?

Certains modèles possèdent un voyant vert indiquant que l'appareil est sous tension. En cas de défaut, le voyant s'éteint ou clignote. Consultez la notice pour les détails.

Où trouver les pièces détachées pour ce modèle ?

Les pièces détachées (capots, bornes, etc.) sont disponibles auprès des revendeurs agréés Hager ou sur leur site officiel. Pour toute réparation, faites appel à un professionnel qualifié.

MODE D'EMPLOI 85145139 HAGER

KNX radio button 1gang quicklink

KNX radio button 2gang quicklink KNX radio button 4gang quicklink

2.1.1.1.

Safety instructions

Electrical equipment must only be installed and assembled by a qualified electrician in accord-

ance with the relevant installation standards, regulations, directives and safety and accident

prevention directives of the country.

Failure to comply with these instructions may result in damage to the device, fi re or other haz-

ards. The radio transmission is not suitable for safety.

The radio transmissio or alarm applications.

These instructions are an integral component of

the product and must be retained by the end user

Design and layout of the device

Fig. 1: Design and layout of the device

(1) Insert (see "Accessories", not in

scope of delivery) (2). Frame (not included

(2) Frame (not included) (3) Application module 1

(4) Module retaining screw

(not for Berker R.1/R.3/R.8)

(5) Design cover button 1gang

(6) 2gang button or 4gang button design cover

(7) Interface between insert/application module

Function

System information

This device is a product of the quicklink system, in

which installation devices communicate via radio signals

signals: quintin

quicklink status for a broadband mode, in which the function-related connection between transmitters

and receivers is set on the device through buttons and displays without further tools.

All devices confi gurable by quicklink can be operat-

ed together in one system. This device compares with EU Directive 2014/SO/EU

This device complies with EU Directive 2014/53/EU. The declaration of conformity and further system

information can be accessed at hager.com.

The device may be operated in all EU and EFTA state (excluding Switzerland and Liechtenstein).

sales (excluding Switzerland and Liechtenstein).

Correct use

- For operation and remote control on a switch insert, on a dimmer insert or on a power supply

for KNX radio application modules

- The device has been designed for smaller appli-

cations, in which a maximum of 20 devices are allocated

- Only suitable for use in indoor areas with no drin

and no spray of water

The quicklink configuration of the devices must only be carried out by equivalent electricians.

only be carried out by

Product characteristics

- Functions for remote control, scenes, control cir-

cults via radio signals

- LED display of the compatibility of the insert/application module

- Saving of switch on brightness level if operated

- Serving of switch/Alt brightness never if operated on a dimmer insert

- Option for load setting during operation with uni-

versal inserts (see settings)

Operation

Operating concept

The operation of the top or bottom push-button op-

eration area is validated differently for each button. Simultaneous pressing of top and bottom push-but

on operation areas triggers special functions.

Operation on a switch insert

Load status Operation button, factory setting Switch insert

Load States Operation Button, rotary setting switch insert
OFF Press top or bottom Switch ON load.

load.

able 1: Operation on a switch insert
Operation on a dimmer insert

Dimming

Operation button,

Dimmer insert

2 : x^ ( x) = y^ ( x) = 1 . x^2 + y^2 = - 1

OFF Short press on top or bottom Switch ON with saved switch on brightness level

ON Short press on top or bottom Switching OFF.

ON Press top and bottom

Save brightness as switch-on brightness-level.

simultaneously > 5 s As confirmation, the light switches OFF brief y and ON again

and ON again.In the delivery condition, the maximum bright-

In the delivery condition, the brightness brightness is saved as the switch-on brightness level.

ON/OFF Long press on top Dimming to maximum brightness-level

ON Long press on bottom Dimming to minimum brightness-level

OFF Long preps on bottom Switching on with minimum brightness-level

Table 2: Operation on a dimmer insert

Operation via extension unit, push-button, NO contact

Dimming

Operation

Switch insert

Dimmer insert with extension unit input

Shimming status Operation push-button Switch insert Diminier insert with extension unit input

OFF

Press < 0.4 s

Switch ON

Switch ON with saved switch-on brightness-level

ON Press < 0.4 s Switch OFF Switch off

ON

Press > 0.4 s

Switch OFF

Dimming to minimum/maximum brightness-level with alternating direction

OFF Press > 0.4 s Switch ON Dimming from minimum to maximum bright-
ness-level
Table 3: Operation via extension unit, push-button, NO contact

The switch-on brightness-level cannot be saved on an extension unit push-button.

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Operation on a power supply for KNX radio

application module

The push-buttons are freely confi gurable; operation is dependent on the confi guration (Table 7).

is dependent on the configuration (Table 1).

Settings

Setting the load

If the switching/dimming of the universal inserts is

not as desired after

commissioning the load may need to be re-set.

A load setting is required each time the load is

changed.

■ Switch off load.

■ Press button top and bottom for more than 10 seconds

for more than 10 seconds.

The connected load fl ashes once. The device is in selection mode.

[1] If no further actions are performed within the next

10 seconds, the dimmer switches to normal oper-

ab

■ Brief y press the bottom button repeatedly to

activate the desired setting mode.

▶ See Table 4a / 4b

i Information for electricians:

For the version labelling of the fl ush-mounted

insert, see packaging label or sticker on the back of the housing.

Adjusting the load for KNX radio button 1gang or 4gang on a universal switch or dimmer insert
1gang from Version R1.2

Press bottom button	Setting mode	Duration and confirm rotation of the load setting	Information for use
		3 light limit. Cont in the load finishes at 50% brightness.
1 x	Load setting	Settings duration: approx. 30 sec.2) Load switching/dimming phases may occur during the automatic settings process. The load returns one last time as a confirmation and then goes out. The device returns to normal operation.	Factory setting with automatic setting for selection if the switching/dimming behaviour is dissatisfying after that, the selection mode and select the suitable option.
2 x	LED mode 1 (phase cut-on)	After approx. 5 sec., the load 1 fashes twice as a confirmation and then goes out. The device returns to normal operation.	Recommended for lower 230 V LED loads up to 5 sec. 60 W if the switching/dimming behaviour is dissatisfying after the automatic load setting.
3 x	LED mode 2 (phase cut-on)	Settings duration: 50 sec.1) Load switching/dimming phases may occur during the automatic settings process. Finally, the load 1 fashes three times as a confirmation and then goes out. The device returns to normal operation.	Recommended for higher 230 V LED loads from 50 W, which can be operated in the phase cut-on. Observe manufacturer's data.
4 x	Fine setting of minimum brightness	5 predef red minimum brightness levels for 2.5 sec. each, run through repeatedly (40 min). As soon as the connected load shows a satisfying minimum brightness, confirm it by quickly pressing the bottom button. After approx. 5 sec., the load 1 fashes four times as a confirm rotation and remains switched on (50% brightness). The device returns to normal operation.	To optimise the switch-on behavior, or if the load 1 fites in the least being range of minimum brightness setting can be manually adjusted here.

Table 4a

Adjusting the load on a universal switch or dimmer insert up to Version R1.1

Briefly e press the button	Setting mode	Confl mation of the load setting	Information for use
1 x	Load if re-setting	Load if ashes 1 x after approx. 50 x and changes to normal operation	Not suitable for ohmic loads (e.g. incandescent or 230 V LED lamps) use factory load setting.If the load if re-setting does not bring any in-provement for energy-saving lamps or 230 V LED lamps, the target energy-saving lamp if re-setting is not available. The installed if re-setting is not available on 24ng universal inserts.
2 x	Load factory setting	Load if ashes 2 x after approx. 6 x and changes to normal operation
3 x	Energy-saving lamp if re-setting in phase cut-off	Load if ashes 4 x after approx. 30 x and changes to normal operation	Energy-saving lamps are switched on at a brightness level of at least 50% in order to ensure an ignition process.
4 x	230 V LED lamp universal setting in phase cut-off or phase cut-off	Load if ashes 4 x after approx. 5 x and changes to normal operation	For setting or 230 V LED lamps the dimming principle and the optimal switch-on brightness level is set automatically.
	For all setting modes	Load if ashes 5 x	The selected setting mode is not supported by the operator.

Table 4b

Information for electricians

Overview of the operating elements beneath the design cover

Figure 2a: Operating elements of the 1gang radio
button
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Figure 2b: Operating elements of the 2 and 4gang

radio button

(8) Press-activation points of the push-button

operation area

(9) fct button with fct LED

(10) cfg button with cfg LED

(11) fct2 button with fct2 LED

(11) Note button with Note LED

Installation

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Selecting installation location

A minimum distance between the transmitter and

corresponding receiver of about 1 m must be main-

tained.

A minimum distance to electronic devices which emit

high frequency signals such as computers, electronic

transformers or microwave devices of approx. 0.5 m

must be maintained.

Mounting on or close to metal surfaces may cause

impairment of the function.

Take material penetration into account. The range of the system can be optimised by selecting the best possible mounting location:

Material	Degree of material penetration
Wood, plaster, plaster-board, uncoated glass	approx. 90 %
Brick, press boards	approx. 70 %
Reinforced concrete, underfior heating	approx. 30 %
Metal, metal grids, aluminium laminates, coated glass	approx. 10 %
Rain, snow	approx. 1 _ 40 %

Table 5: Material penetration

Table 6: Maternal penetration

Mounting the device (Figure 1)

The insert is installed (see operating instructions for

the insert).

■ Attach the application module (3) together with

frame (2) to a suitable insert (1) and establish a

connection between insert and the application

module via the plug-in interface (7)

As soon as voltage is supplied to the button, the

cfg LED (Figure 2, 10) indicates whether the but-

ton and the insert are compatible with each other

cfg LED display	Meaning
LED # ashes green for 5 s	Compatible
LED # ashes red for 5 s	Not compatible
LED # ashes orange for 5 s	Compatible, but not conti gured to each other. For a new con- fl guration, the application mod- ule must be reset to the factory setting.

■ If required/included use module retaining screw

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- Click the design cover (5 or 6) into place on appli-

cation module (3)

If a configuration needs to be made or settings

need to be

afterwards

Insert/application module combinations and

operation in the factory setting

Depending on the insert used, in factory setting

The radio button has the following function for local

operation (Table 6).

Operating and assembly

instructions

Berker
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KNX radio button 1gang quicklink

Order No. 8514 51

KNX radio button 2gang quicklink

Order no. 8514 61

KNX radio button 4gang quicklink

Order no. 9561 81

Order No. 6304 61

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Berker GmbH & Co. KG Zum Gunterstal

vastel, Germany

Tel: [phone]

Fax: [phone]

e-mail: [e-mail]

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www.berker.com

Berker

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	KNX radio button 1gang	KNX radio button 2gang		KNX radio button 4gang
Switch insert 1gang	_0H	---	---	_3H	(0V)
Switch insert 2gang	--	_0H	_0H	_3H	_0H
Dimmer insert 1gang		---	---	_0V	(0V)
Dimmer insert 2gang	--		_0V	_0V	(0V)
Power supply	(0V)	(0V)	(0V)	(0V)	(0V)

06 Switching (see operation on a switch insert)

Dimming /see operation on a dimmer insert

■ Dimming (see open)

-- Not to be combined

(86) Transmitter command freely configurable (see Configuration of radio button as transmitter)

Table 6: Button operation in factory setting

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KNX radio timer quicklink

The radio configuration sets up the functional connection between commanding (transmitters) and function-executing (receivers) radio components. Thus, central unit, group, extension unit and time controls can, for example, be realised in a wireless manner.

The following can be configured: - The local operation of the load connected to the insert

- Radio commands to control other receivers

- Functions which are executed when the radio

commands are received

The top and bottom push-button can be configured differently.

For configuration by means of Hager connection

device TX100 or ETS, additional functions are

available (see operating instructions for TX100 or application description for ETS)

application description for ETS)

Confi guration of KNX radio button as a receiver Confi guration to control the load connected to the insert (Table 7)

- via reception of a radio command

- via local operation

Local operation is a function that is pre-config g-

ured at the factory and can be changed. As an example, the confl guration with a wall trans- mitter and the radio button as receiver is described below (Table 8).

The button design cover is not attached.

Configuration of KNX radio button as a

transmitter

If the radio button is operated as a transmitter, it can support the following functions for the receivers. The details of the function can vary, depending on the receiver being used:

on ON/OFF 1-push-button operation

ON ON

off OFF

ON/OFF, dim UP/DOWN, 1-push-button-

operation

+ ON/OFF, dim UP

— ON/OFF, dim DOWN

Scene 1

Scene 2

Timer

NO contact (contact length)

▲ Move UP, stop

▼ Move DOWN, stop

As an example, the configuration of the radio button with receivers, for which the supported displays.

occur through the cfg LED and fct LED, is described

here (Table 9). Differing configuration displays, such as for receivers with display, can be found in the

as for receivers with display, can be found in the receiver operating instructions.

Delating a

Deleting a configuration To delete a configured receiver or the local open

TO delete a configuration receiver of the local operation, perform the configuration again.

■ Start configuration (see Configuration of radio

button as a receiver).

■ Select transmitter button.

■ Select function on receiver: On the receiver, select the Delete function and confirm function

on the receiver.

■ Completing the configuration: Briefly press the

cfg button on the transmitter.

Confi guration of group functions

By means of a group function, one transmitter controls several receivers. To do so, the same function must be configured on all receivers.

■ Start conti guration (see Confl guration of radio button as a receiver)

■ Select transmitter button

■ Select function on receiver: Select the Group

function as described on each receiver to be

Included and confirm function on the receiver.

■ Completing the cont guration cfg button on the transmitter

Configuration of scenes

Individual settings for lighting and the position of blinds can be combined into scenes. Two different scenes can be created via quicklink and called up by pressing a button on the transmitter. A scene is created by confi guring a push-button operation area of a transmitter (radio command) in the corresponding receivers with the Scene function (Table 7).

■ Start configuration.

■ Select transmitter button: Select the button for the Gasp command.

■ Select function on receiver Select the Scene

■ Select function on receiver. Select the Scene function as described on each receiver to be

included and confirm function on the receiver

■ Completing the configuration: Briefly press the cfg button on the transmitter.

Changing/saving scenes

Switching, dimming and blind statuses of the receiv-

ers in a scene can be changed and saved.

■ The load status can be connected locally or by remote control on the receivers integrated into

the scene, e.g. light 1 = 60 % brightness level,

light 2 = 40 % brightness level, blind down.

- Keep the transmitter button belonging to the configured scene command pressed for more

than 5 seconds.

A brief status changeover of the receivers signals the successful rating of the scope.

the successful saving of the scene.

1 x flash: Scene changing and savin

2 x fl ashes: Scene changing blocke

■ Press selling

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button pressed for more than 2 seconds.

■ Completing the configuration: Briefly press the cfp button on the transmitter.

Locking/unlocking scene changes

To prevent unwanted changes to a scene, the

changing of the scene can be locked.

■ Stan workflow

■ Select transmitter button: Select the button for the Scene command.

■ Select function on receiver: If the function Scen

1 or Scene 2 is displayed by the fact LED flashin

green, hold down the fct button on the receiver for longer than 5 seconds until the cfg LED

fl ashes briefl y.

Then, the fct LED shows the currently set state

by flashing: 1 x flash: Scene changing and savir

2 x flashes: Scene changing blocke

■ Press the fct button and select the desired

setting

The se dresse

■ To ao

button pressed for more than 2 seconds.

■ Completing the configuration: Briefly press the

ctg button on the transmitter

Setting the switch-on time for the timer

The switch-on time on the receiver can be set in

stages for the Timer function. The factory setting is 3 min.

■ Start configuration

■ Select transmitter button: Select the button with

the timer,

■ Select function on receiver: If the Timer function

is displayed by the fet LED flashing red (Table 7), hold down the fet button on the receiver for

longer than 5 seconds, until the cfg LED fl ashe

briefy.

The flashing fct LED indicates the currently set switch-on time - 5 x for factory setting (Table 10

■ Press the fct button.

Each short press of the fict button increases the

switch-on time by one step.

During the setting, the fct LED indicates the

switch-on time (Table 10) for orientation.

■ To accept the selected switch-on time, press the fct button for longer than 2 seconds.

■ Completing the configuration: Briefly press the

cfg button on the transmitter.

Table 10: Settable switch-on times

Resetting the KNX radio button to factory

settings

The device is not in configuration mode.

- Keep the cfg button pressed for longer than 10 seconds, until the cfg LED switches from

being red to flashing.

■ Release the cfg button

The cfg LED flashes rapidly in red. The devi

re-initialises itsett. In the meantime, the cfg LED turns red. After that, the LED goes out a

# ashes 5 x to indicate the compatibility. The

is has been completed. The process lasts ab 20 s

This process deletion the complete configuration

This process deletes the complete coni gura of the radio button. Settings of the insert (swi

on brightness level, load setting) are not rese

Technical data

Transmission frequency

Transmission power

Radio protocol

Power supply

(1) 本说明仅供参考。

quicklink logic functions

Receiver category

Transmitter duty cycle

Degree of protection

Relative humidity

(1) 本说明仅供参考。

Ambient temperature

Storage/transport tempe

Mounting orientation

868-870 MHz

25 mW

; Radio RF1.M

via the insert

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< 0,1 %

IP 20

0 ... 65%

condensation)

-5 ... +45 °C

-20 ... +60 °C

en application module at top

measures of top

Accessories

Inserts for KNX radio b

Relay insert

Universal switch insert 1

Push-button dimmer 1ga

Push-button dimmer con

Power supply for RNX is application module

Inserts for KNY radio k

1 Universal switch insert 2

Universal push-button d

Power supply for KNX

application module

Inserts for KNX radio b

Relay insert

Universal switch insert 1

Push-button dimmer 1ga

Push-button dimmer cor

Universal switch insert 2

Universal push-button d

Power supply for KNA in application module

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Warranty

We reserve the right to realise technical and formal

changes to the product

Our products are under

of the statutory provisions.

If you have a warranty claim, please contact the

point of sale

fct LED display	Confl configurable functions			Function resulting from transmitter operation, notes
	On switch insert	On dimmer insert
on	ON/OFF	ON	Off, dim UP DOWN	Short button-press: Switch ON/OFFLong button-press: Dimming, reverse dimming direction per actuation
on	ON	+	ON, down	Short button-press: Switch ONLong button-press: Dim UP to maximum brightness
off	OFF	=	OFF, dim DOWN	Short button-press: Switch OFFLong button-press: Dim DOWN to minimum brightness
	Scene 1			Receiver is allocated to a scene due to the confuration of the function
	Scene 2			Short button-press: Short button-press: Recall the following: Connected load for the scene
	Timer			Switch ON for the set switch-on time
	NO contact(contact duration)			Switch ON when the switching contact is closedSwitch OFF when the switching contact is opened
	Cancel			No functionAssignment to transmitter is deleted

Table 7: Configurable functions
Table 8: Confi gure function for the KNX radio button (example with KNX radio wall-transmitter)
Table 9: Configuration of KNX radio button as a transmitter
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