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5.4. Examples of applications
Example 1: classroom
DIP switch 1 DIP switch 2 DIP switch 3 DIP switch 4
ON x
OFF x x x
How the detector works:
- Both channels function as absence detectors. Activate the lighting by pressing the push button briefly
(daylight-independent).
- The lighting is automatically switched off again after a preset time (switch-off delay), provided tha t no
more motion is detected by the detector in the detection area.
- Lighting can also be switched off manually (= eco off) without having to wait for the switch-off delay.
- In addition, you can also pre ss a nd ho ld the push button, which is ideal for situations in which the lighting
should remain switched on (e.g. exam) or off (e.g. movie) for a longer period of time:
• By pressing and holding the push button w hil e the l igh ti ng is s wit ch ed on , the lighting will be switched
off. The detector will be locked for as long as activity is detected and the preset switch-off delay + 2 hours has
not yet elapsed. After that, the detector will return to the selected settings and the lighting will be switched on.
• By pressing and holding the push button wh ile t he li gh tin g is sw it che d of f , the lighting will be switched
on (irrespective of the daylight level). The lighting remains switched on for as long as activity is detected
and the preset switch-off delay + 2 hours has not yet elapsed. After that, the lighting will be switched off,
the detector will return to the selected settings and the lighting will be switched on.
The red indication LED on the detector flashes (0.25 s on and 5 s off) to indicate that you have pressed and held
the push button. The ‘long push’ function can be interrupted at an y time by briefly pressing the push button, after
which the lighting will be switched on and the detector will return to the selected settings.
Example 2: office with ventilation
DIP switch 1 DIP switch 2 DIP switch 3 DIP switch 4
ON x
OFF x x x
How the detector works:
- Channel 1 functions as an a bsence detector , which means that lighting must be switched on by briefly
pressing the push button (daylight-dependent). Channel 2 functions as a presence detector , which means
that the ventilation is switched on automatically .
- The lighting is automatically switched off again after a preset time (switch-off delay), provided tha t no
more movement is detected by the sensor in the detection area or the light level has exceeded the preset lux
value for five minutes.
- The lighting can be switched on manually at any t im e by briefly pressing the push button. Y ou can also switch
off the lighting manually (= eco off).
- In addition, you can also pre ss a nd ho ld the push button, which is ideal for situations in which the lighting
should remain switched on (e.g. exam) or off (e.g. movie) for a longer period of time:
• By pressing and holding the push button w hil e the l igh ti ng is s wit ch ed on , the lighting will be switched
off. The detector will be locked for as long as activity is detected and the preset switch-off delay + 2 hours has
not yet elapsed. After that, the detector will return to the selected settings and the lighting will be switched on.
• By pressing and holding the push button wh ile t he li gh tin g is sw it che d of f , the lighting will be switched
on (irrespective of the daylight level). The lighting remains switched on for as long as activity is detected
and the preset switch-off delay + 2 hours has not yet elapsed. After that, the lighting will be switched off,
the detector will return to the selected settings and the lighting will be switched on.
The red indication LED on the detector flashes (0.25 s on and 5 s off) to indicate that you have pressed and held
the push button. The ‘long push’ function can be interrupted at an y time by briefly pressing the push button, after
which the lighting will be switched on and the detector will return to the selected settings.
Example 3: staircase
DIP switch 1 DIP switch 2 DIP switch 3 DIP switch 4
ON x x x x
OFF
How the presence detector works:
- The lighting functions as a presence detector and is automat ically switched on when the detector detects
movement in the detection area and the light level does not exceed the preset lux value.
- The lighting is automatically switched off again after a preset time (switch-off delay), provided tha t no
more motion is detected by the detector in the detection area or the light level has been higher than the preset
lux value for five minutes.
- The lighting can be switched on manually at an y tim e via the push button, irrespective of the daylight level.
6. MAINTENANCE
Dirt may prevent the detector from functioning properly . Therefore, always keep the lens clean and dry . Use a
damp cloth and water with some detergent to clean the lens. Never exert pressure to wipe the lens clean. If the
lens or other parts of the detector are defective, please contact an authorised installer .
7. TECHNICAL D A T A
dimensions 64.1 x 117,3 mm (HxW)
power supply voltage 230 Vac ± 10 %, 50 Hz
power consumption 0,2 W
relay contact* NO (max. 10 A), potential-free, light- and motion-sensitive
maximum load* incandescent lamps (2300 W)
230 V halogen lamps (2300 W)
all low-voltage halogen lamps (500 V A)
fluorescent lamps (non-compensated) (1200 V A)
economy lamps (CFLi) (1200 V A)
maximum switching capacity* 140 μF
maximum inrush current* 165 A/20 ms
light sensitivity* 20 – 1000 lux
hysteresis on light sensitivity + 10 %
switch-off delay* 2 – 60 min
mounting height (fig. 3) 2 – 3.4 m
detection angle (fig. 3) 360°
detection range (fig. 3) circular , 24 m (from a height of 3 m)
wire input per connection terminal 3 x 2.5 mm²
protection degree IP54
protection class class I devices
ambient temperature -5 – +50 °C
quality mark CE marked in compliance with EN 60669-2-1
accessories IR remote control (350-20089)
presence or absence detector 360° (slave) (350-20079 or
possibly 350-20071 or 350-20081)
*indicates the value per channel, given that both channels have the same properties
8. WARNINGS REGARDING INST ALLA TION
- Th e inst alla tion s houl d be ca rri ed ou t by a regi ste red ins ta ller an d in com plian ce wi th th e st atut or y reg ulati ons .
- Th is use r manua l shou ld be pr ese nted t o the us er. It sho uld be in clud ed in th e elec tr ical i nst allat ion f ile, an d
it sh ould b e pas sed o n to any ne w own ers. A ddi tio nal co pie s are ava ilab le on th e Niko w ebsi te or v ia the N iko
suppor t service.
- Dur ing ins ta llati on, th e foll owing s houl d be t aken in to ac coun t (non -exh aus tive li st ):
- the s tat uto r y laws, s ta ndar ds an d regul atio ns.
- the t echn olo gy cur rent ly ava ilabl e at the t ime of in st allat ion.
- this u ser m anual, w hich o nly s tat es gen eral r egula tio ns and s hould t her efor e be rea d wit hin the s co pe
of each specific installation.
- the r ules o f pro per wo rk mans hip.
This product complies with all of the relevant European guidelines and regulations. If applicable, you can find
the EC declaration of conformity regarding this product at www.niko.eu.
9. NIKO SUPPORT
In case of doubt or for the specific exchange procedure in case of a possible defect, contact the Niko support
service in Belgium at +32 3 778 90 80 or your wholesaler/installer . Contact details and more information
can be found at www.niko.eu under the “Help and advice” section.
10. GUARANTEE PROVISIONS
- Th e per iod of g uara nte e is four y ear s from t he da te of de liver y. Th e deli ver y dat e is the in voic e date o f
purc has e of the p rod uct by t he co nsum er . I f ther e is no inv oic e, the da te of pr odu cti on ap plies .
- Th e con sumer i s oblig ed to in for m Niko i n wri ting a bou t the n on- con form it y, within t w o mont hs af ter s ta ting
the def ect.
- In c ase of a n on- co nfor mit y, the co nsum er onl y has th e righ t to a pr odu ct rep air or r epla ceme nt fre e of
char ge, wh ich sha ll be de cid ed by Ni ko.
- Nik o shall n ot be he ld lia ble fo r a defe ct or d amage r esul ting f rom in cor rec t inst all atio n, impr ope r or car eles s
use, incorrect operation, transformation of the product, maintenance that does not adhere to the mai ntenance
inst ru cti ons or a n ex tern al cau se, su ch as da mage d ue to mo ist ure or ov er vol tage.
- Th e comp ulso r y regul atio ns of t he nat iona l legis lati on co nce rning t he sa le of co nsum er go ods a nd the
pro tec tion o f the c onsum er in th e cou ntr ies wh ere N iko sel ls, dir ect ly or v ia sis ter co mpan ies, s ubsi diar ies,
chain stores, distributors, agents or permanent sales representatives, take priority over the above-mentioned
rules and regulations.
Do not dump this product with the unsorted waste. Bring it to a recognised waste collection point. T ogether with producers
and importers, you have an important role to play in the advancement of sorting, recycling and reusing discarded electrical
and electronic appliances. In order to finance the waste collection and processing, the government levies a recycling
contribution in some cases (included in the purchase price of this product).