Once you have installed the wall mount
, connected the
SensorLight to the power supply
and fitted the sensor
lens, you are ready to put the SensorLight into oper-
ation. Programming buttons can be used for selecting
any of three settings. Pressing any of the program-
ming buttons will set the lamp to programming mode.
This means:
- The lamp will always switch OFF.
- The sensor function will be deactivated.
- Manual override function (if activated) will be
interrupted.
The settings may be altered as often as you wish.
The last setting will remain stored in the memory in
the event of power failure.
Twilight setting
(response threshold)
(factory setting: daylight operation 2000 lux)
The chosen light threshold can be adjusted continu-
ously from about 2 lux to 2000 lux.
a) Selecting twilight setting of your choice:
At the light level at which you want the light to
respond to movement, press the button until the red
LED (in the lens) flashes. This light level will now be
stored.
b)
Setting night-time operation
(4 lux) during the day
Hold button down for approx. 5 seconds until red
LED stops flashing in the lens.
Switch-off delay
(time setting)
(factory setting: approx. 10 sec.)
The 'ON' time can be varied continuously between
approx. 5 sec. and a maximum of 15 min.
Setting light 'on' time of your choice:
- Hold button down until red LED flashes (in lens).
- Release button and wait until chosen 'ON' time is
shown (LED flashes).
- Now press button a second time until LED turns
out. The chosen time is now stored to the exact
second.
- This process is terminated automatically after the
maximum setting time (15 minutes).
- To select the shortest time setting, press the button
twice in brief succession.
Brightness control
(Watt-o-matic)
(factory setting: dimmer off: 0 %)
Lamp brightness can be varied up to a maximum of
50 watts in the permanent light 'ON' mode. This
means: the light will only switch from, say, 20 watts
in permanent light 'ON' mode to maximum output
(100 watts) when movement occurs in the detection
zone.
Installation/wall mounting
The site of installation should be at least 50 cm away
from another light because heat radiated from it may
activate the system. To obtain the specified reach of
5/12 m, the sensor should be installed at a height of
approx. 2 m.
Installation procedure:
1. Pre-fit locking screw to wall mount
(170/180 series only).
2. Hold wall mount against the wall and mark
drill holes.
3. Drill the holes, insert wall plugs (6 mm dia.).
4. Pass power supply leads through. For surface
wiring, break open pre-punched cable entry, insert
sealing plug, pierce and feed through power supply
lead.
5. Screw-fasten wall mount to the wall.
6. Connection of the mains lead (see diagram)
The main supply leads is a 2 to 3-core cable:
L = phase conductor (usually black or brown)
N = neutral conductor (usually blue)
PE = protective earth conductor (green/yellow)
If you are in any doubt, identify the conductors using
a voltage tester; then disconnect the power supply
again. Connect the phase conductor (L) and neutral
conductor (N) to the clamp-type terminal. The protect-
ive earth conductor may be sealed off with insulation
tape.
Note: A mains switch for switching the unit ON and
OFF may of course be installed in the power supply
lead.
This must be done for permanent light (refer to
section on permanent light function, i.e. manual
override)
.
7. Fit sensor lens (select reach, 5 m or 12 m max.)
see 'Reach setting' section. Fit shrouds as neces-
sary.
The following applies to 170/180 series:
8. Loosen screws on side on decorative panel and
remove cover . Hook cover into the lugs on the
wall mount and fix from below using the locking
screw .
9. Fit bulb.
10. Fit decorative panel on cover and fix in
place by means of the two screws at the side.
11. Select time setting
and twilight setting
as
well as brightness
(see Functions section).
The following applies to 190 series:
8. Hook cover into the lugs on the wall mount and
fix from below using two screws.
9. Fit bulb.
10. Select time setting
and twilight setting
as
well as brightness
(see Functions section).
11. Fit decorative panel on cover and fix from
below with locking screw .
Functions
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Installation instructions
Dear Customer,
Congratulations on purchasing your new STEINEL
SensorLight and thank you for the confidence you
have shown in us. You have chosen a high-quality
product that has been manufactured, tested and
packed with the greatest care.
Please familiarise yourself with these instructions
before attempting to install the SensorLight because
prolonged reliable and trouble-free operation will only
be ensured if it is fitted properly.
We hope your new STEINEL SensorLight will bring
you lasting pleasure.
Technical specifications
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Output: 100 watts max. (filament bulb, no energy-saving lamp)
Voltage: 230/240 V, 50/60 Hz
Angle of coverage: 180° with 90° angle of aperture
Sensor reach: basic setting 1: 5 m max.
basic setting 2: 12 m max. (factory setting)
+ precision adjustment from 1 to 12 m using clip-on shrouds
Time setting: 5 sec. – 15 min.
Twilight setting: 2 – 2000 lux
Brightness control: 0 – 50% (Watt-o-matic)
Manual override function: selectable (4 hours) provided
switch is connected in mains supply lead
Enclosure: L 170/180 S: IP 43
L 190/191 S: IP 44
Temperature ranging from: - 20° C to + 50° C
Safety warnings
■ Disconnect the power supply before attempting
any work on the unit.
■ The electrical connection lead must be dead during
installation. Therefore, switch off the power first
and check that the circuit is dead using a voltage
tester.
■ Installing the SensorLight involves work on the
mains voltage supply. This work must therefore
be carried out professionally in accordance with
applicable national wiring regulations and electrical
operating conditions.
(
D
- VDE 0100,
A
- ÖVE-EN 1,
- SEV 1000)
■ Only set functions , , with the lens fitted.
System components
Wall mount
Sensor lens (can be removed and turned
for selecting the max. basic reach settings
of 5 m or 12 m)
Twilight setting
Time setting
Brightness control / Watt-o-matic (dimming)
Mains connection
Decorative panel
Cover
Locking screw
Principle
The integrated infrared sensor is equipped with two
120° pyro sensors which detect the invisible heat
emitted by moving objects (people, animals etc.).
The heat detected is converted electronically into a
signal that switches the light on automatically. Heat is
not detected through obstacles, such as walls or
panes of glass. Heat radiation of this type will, there-
fore, not trigger the sensor. The two pyro sensors
have an angle of coverage of 180° with an angle of
aperture of 90°. The sensor lens can be removed and
turned. Consequently, two basic reach settings of
max. 5 or 12 metres can be preselected.
Important: The most reliable way of detecting motion
is to install the SensorLight in such a way that the
sensor is aimed across the direction in which a person
would walk and by ensuring that no obstacles (such
as trees and walls, for example) obstruct the line of
sensor vision.
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