310481 01 EN Motion detector theLuxa P220 WH 1010605 theLuxa P220 BK 1010606 theLuxa P300 WH 1010610 theLuxa P300 BK 1010611 1.
Disposal Dispose of the motion detector in an environmentally sound manner (electronic waste) 2. Description Motion detector with sensor head 3 potentiometers for setting time (min) and brightness (lux) and sensitivity (Meter) 3. Connection WARNING Danger of death through electric shock! Disconnect power source! Cover or shield any adjacent live components.
D2 D1 The device can be manually activated with a circuit breaker. After releasing the button (return of power) the device switches on (for at least 40 secs or for the time set on the device). 4.
If applicable, use optional corner bracket (9070904, 9070905) or spacer frame (9070908, 9070909) for flexible installation as well as cable insertion from side or top/ bottom.
6 φ 6mm φ 6mm INTERNAL EXTERNAL OR 7 OR 8 9 Tighten the screws.
10 11 230V Disconnect power source. Make marks for the holes on the wall (with enclosed drill template/base). Drill holes.
Ø 6 mm 60mm Feed cable through the seal of the base. Fasten base (and spacer frame) to the wall. OR L N Phase Neutral conductor Earthing conductor D1, D2 Relay contact N Neutral conductor Earthing conductor brown blue green/yellow brown blue green/yellow Connect the individual wires to the appropriate terminal. Tighten screws.
Plug motion detector into base and click in. Connect motion detector to power supply. Dismantling Push Carefully release the top and bottom snap-fits with a screwdriver and pull the device out towards you.
Installation instructions As the detector reacts to variations in temperature, avoid the following situations: Do not direct motion detectors at objects with highly reflec- tive surfaces such as mirrors etc. Do not install motion detectors near heat sources such as heating outlets, air conditioning systems, lamps etc. Do not direct the motion detector at objects that turn in the wind such as curtains, large plants etc. Take account of motion direction during test run.
300° 6m 10 m 32 m ••Recommended installation height: 2 – 4 m ••Crosswise detection area: 16 m (crosswise to the detector) ••Frontal detection area: 5 m (in front of the detector) ••Detection angle: 220°/300° 5. Direction test and alignment The walk test is used to test the detection range and to restrict it if necessary. Set the potentiometer time (min) to test. The motion detector now only reacts to movement (independent of brightness). Crosswise to the detection area.
test 10 min 10s D Align motion detector with sensor head The sensor head can be turned by 45° downwards and 90° upwards and by 90 ° to the left and right.
6. Use clips Use supplied clip to adjust the motion detector to desired detection area. Remove the required section from the clip using pliers. Then place on the lens and screw in. When required, use the provided double sided adhesive tape for fastening the cover clips. 7. Setting The motion detector has 3 potentiometers underneath for setting the time (Min), brightness (Lux) and sensitivity (Meter).
300 12 6 mtr 5 lux test 10 min 10s 4 D 16 Set brightness (lux) You can set different brightness values (lux) with the potentiometer. If you want to change the preset brightness (15 lux default) Set potentiometer to desired brightness (5 – 1000 lux). 15 Lux 300 lux 5 10 Lux 7 Lux 15 Lux 50 Lux 100 Lux 5 Lux 500 Lux teach-in 1000 Lux or want a specific brightness value to be learned using the teach-in function At the desired brightness set the potentiometer to .
Set time (min) If the motion detector detects no further movement, it switches off after the set time. If you want to change the preset time (2 min default) Set potentiometer to desired time (1 s – 20 min). 2 min test 30 s min 10s 1 min 10 D 1s test 2 min 5 min 10 min 15 min 20 min If you want to use the pulse function (e.g. for a staircase light time switch) Set potentiometer to position . The motion detector is switched on for < 1 s, then off for 9 s.
4 12 mtr 6 16 Max. sensitivity 8. Technical data ••Operating voltage: 230 V AC, +10 % –15 % 50 Hz ••Frequency: 0,3 W ••Standby: Detection angle: 220°, 300° •• Detection area: crosswise: max. 16 m, •• frontal: max.
200 W ••LED lamps >8 W Incandescent and halogen lamp load: 2300 W •• 2300 VA ••Low-voltage halogen lamps: Fluorescent lamps (low-loss series devices): •• uncorrected: 2300 VA Series corrected: 2300 VA Parallel-corrected: 1300 VA (140 μF) Fluorescent lamps (electronic ballast): 1200 W Compact fluorescent tubes (electronic ballast): 300 W •• •• Service address Theben AG Hohenbergstr.
