User manual THEBEN QUICKFIX FICHE TECHNIQUE

[. . . ] ⷠPatented adjustment design of sensor - Resolve dead angle of most current selling ceiling sensor in the market. ⷠTwo relays for switching outputs (LU 361 PE-S) - One relay for lighting and another voltage free relay for HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, Air conditioner), or security camera, etc. Omni-directional quad element sensor - Provide super equal sensitivity of detection from different directions, not like conventional in line dual element sensors in the market. [. . . ] ⷠUnique lens pattern - Distribute total 304 zones "no dead spot" in its 360° high intensity detection, such as a small waving movement can be detected. The LU 361 PE2 LU 361 PE LU 361 PE-S can be mounted on the ceiling and widely used in offices, conference rooms, hotels, utility rooms, kitchens and lavatories. While mounting on locations above mentioned, it is highly recommended to install at height of 2. Avoid directing the sensor toward areas or objects whose surfaces are highly reflective or are subject to rapid temperature change, such as pools. To install the sensor, please drill a hole (diameter of 65 mm) on the ceiling and keep the power cable above ceiling board (SeeFig. When installing LU 361 PE2 and LU 361 PE-S on the same ceiling, assure the two holes is max. Both LU 361 PE2 and LU 361 PE-S sensor can be connected to one power box at the same time. To install the second sensor (LU 361 PE-S), please keep the signal cable to pass through the hole (SeeFig. Repeat step 3 to 5 until you are satisfied with the detection coverage. Slightly pull out sensor head with a screwdriver before knobs adjustment (See Fig. LUX, METER, TIME knob Adjust LUX, TIME, METER knobs according to the desired value marked beside each knob (See Fig. DO NOT adjust knobs in between of two value figure marked to cause value functional failure or value confusion. Short impulse mode: Time 1/Time knob setting to "impulse", the sensor automatically enters into short impulse mode. * Set METER knob to "1m", the sensor will operate within very limited small "field of view" with a diameter of approx. When sensor fails to work normally, check assumptive problems and suggested solutions in following table that will be hopeful to solve your Power does not switch on. Please check whether the power supply and load are connected correctly. [. . . ] When sensor fails to work normally, check assumptive problems and suggested solutions in following table that will be hopeful to solve your Power does not switch on. Please check whether the power supply and load are connected correctly. Keep away from detection zone to avoid activating sensor while doing the test. [. . . ]