STEINEL ST 657512 Owner's manual

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Installation
Fitting to the wall
Attention: Installation
involves connection to the
mains power supply. 230 V
means danger to life! There-
fore, switch off the power
first and use a voltage test-
er to make sure the wiring
is off circuit. Installing the
SensorLight involves work
on the mains power supply;
this work must therefore be
carried out professionally
in accordance with national
wiring regulations.
Undo the screw on the top.
Remove screw and pull out
wall mount. Do not detach
the internal wiring
connected
to the terminal block but
gently pull out the entire
terminal.
Hold the mounting plate
against the wall and mark
where to the drill the holes,
paying attention to any wir-
ing concealed in the wall.
Drill holes and insert rawl
plugs. To conduct a switch-
ing operation, the mains
connection must be fed
in by at least a two-core
cable.
For this purpose, pierce the
mounting plate and fit seal-
ing plug. After feeding the
cable through, the mount-
ing plate can be screwed
into place and aligned.
Connection of the mains
lead
The mains lead consists of
a 2 to 3-core cable.
L = phase conductor
(usually black or brown)
N = neutral conductor
(usually blue)
PE = protective-earth
conductor, if present
(green/yellow)
If in doubt, the conductors
must be identified with a
voltage tester; subsequently
disconnect the power sup-
ply again. Phase (L) and
neutral conductor (N) must
be connected to the termin-
als already holding a cable
of the same colour. The
protective-earth conductor
(PE) must be sealed off with
insulation tape.
Important: Getting the
cable connections crossed
will produce a short circuit
in the unit or in your fuse
box. In this case, you must
identify the individual con-
ductors once again and
re-connect them. A mains
switch for switching the
light "ON" and "OFF" can
of course be installed in the
mains lead.
Installation instructions
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Principle
Movement triggers lights,
alarms and many other
devices. For your con-
venience, for your safety
and your security. Whether
at the front door, on the
garage, patio or carport, in
the stairwell, storage room
or basement, this Sensor-
Light is quickly installed
and ready for operation.
The integrated pyroelectric
infrared detector senses
the invisible heat radi-
ated from moving objects
(people, animals, etc.). This
heat detected in this way
is converted electronically
into a signal that switches
the light on. Heat is not
detected through obstacles,
such as walls or panes of
glass. Heat radiation of this
type will, therefore, not trig-
ger the sensor.
Focal points and angles of
vision of the STEINEL 36
lens (with 120° angle of
aperture)
a) Sensor lens aimed forward b) Sensor lens aimed down c) Sensor lens aimed back
The most reliable way of
detecting movement is to
install the light with the sen-
sor at a slight angle to the
direction in which a person
would walk and by ensuring
that no obstacles (such as
trees, walls etc.) obstruct
the line of sensor vision.
Please note: Full reach of
12 m is best achieved by
turning only the top row of
lens segments below the
casing.
wall
wall
wall
Detection zone A
12 m
wall
Detection zone B
4 m
wall
Detection zone C
1 m
wall
BLUE
BLACK/
BROWN
1110
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Operation
Technical Specifications
If you want the connected
load to come on independ-
ently of a heat source in the
detection zone, briefly oper-
ate the indoor mains power
switch. The connected load
is subsequently activated
for the set time. Weather
influences may affect the
function of the SensorLight.
In case of strong gusts
of wind, snow, rain and
hail, switching errors may
occur, since the sudden
temperature deviations can-
not be distinguished from
sources of heat. The multi-
lens (detector lens) can be
cleaned with a damp cloth
if it gets dirty (do not use
cleaning agents).
Function
Once the SensorLight has
been connected and attached
to the wall mount, the system
can be switched on. Three set-
ting controls are provided on
the light's sensor lens.
a) Twilight setting
You can set the light to
come "ON" at any light level
from approx. 2 lux to 2000
lux. Control turned fully
clockwise means daytime
operation at approx. 2000
lux. Control turned fully
anticlockwise means twi-
light operation at approx. 2
lux. (Light is set to daytime
operation on leaving the
factory.) The SensorLight
control must be turned fully
clockwise when adjusting
the detection zone and
performing the function test
in daylight.
b) Switch-off delay (time
setting)
The "ON" time can be var-
ied continuously between
approx. 10 sec. and a
maximum of 15 min. Con-
trol turned fully clockwise
means shortest time of
approx. 10 sec., control
turned fully anticlockwise
means longest time, ap-
prox. 15 min. (Light is set to
shortest time on leaving the
factory.) The shortest time
setting is recommended
when adjusting the Sen-
sorLight's detection zone
and performing the func-
tion test.
Infinitely variable
brightness control
(Watt-o-matic)
The following functions
can be controlled using the
dimmer:
1) Control turned fully clock-
wise means that the Sen-
sorLight is switched
"OFF". The light on-
ly switches to maxi-
mum output when move-
ment occurs in the sensor
zone.
2) Turning the control from
the middle setting to ful-
ly anticlockwise infinite-
ly varies SensorLight
brightness from approx.
10 watts to a max. of 30
watts (light "ON"
perman
-
ently). This means: At
a permanent light "ON"
setting, for example, of
30 watts, the light will
only switch to maximum
output (60 watts) when
movement occurs in the
sensor zone.
3) Dimmer control turned
fully anticlockwise and
twilight setting control
turned fully clockwise:
In this setting, the Sen-
sorLight is permanent-
ly "ON". Using an "ON/
OFF" switch fitted in the
building's electrical wir-
ing system, the Sensor-
Light can be operated as
a normal light.
0 – 50 %
approx. 10 sec. – max. of 15 min.
Power supply: 220 – 240 V/50 – 60 Hz
Output: 60 W bulb max.
Power consumption: 0.7 W
Detection angle of sensor: 360° all-round detection
(with 120° angle of aperture)
Swivelling range of the sensor: 2 x 40° in either direction
"ON" time, adjustable: 10 sec. - 15 min.
Twilight setting, adjustable: 2 lux – 2000 lux
Sensor reach (dependent on the sensor
setting, ambient temperature and
direction of approach):
from the front: 12 m max.
from the side: 6 m max.
Type of enclosure, splashproof: IP 44
1312
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Functional warranty
This Steinel product has been
manufactured with great care,
tested for proper operation
and safety in accordance with
applicable regulations and
then subjected to random
sample inspection. STEINEL
guarantees that it is in perfect
condition and proper work-
ing order.
The warranty period is 36
months, starting on the date
of sale to the consumer. We
will remedy defects caused by
material flaws or manufactur-
ing faults. The warranty will be
met by repair or replacement
of defective parts at our own
discretion.
The warranty does not cover
damage to wear parts, dam-
age or defects caused by
improper treatment or main-
tenance.
Further consequential dam-
age to other objects shall be
excluded.
Claims under the warranty will
only be accepted if the unit is
sent fully assembled and well
packed with a brief descrip-
tion of the fault, a receipt or
invoice (date of purchase and
dealer's stamp) to the appro-
priate Service Centre.
Repair Service:
Our Customer Service Depart-
ment will repair faults not
covered by warranty or occur-
ring after the warranty period
has expired. Please send the
product well packed to your
nearest Service Centre.
Troubleshooting
Declaration of conformity
Malfunction
SensorLight without power
SensorLight will not switch
"ON"
SensorLight will not switch
"OFF"
Fuse faulty, not switched
"ON", break in wiring
Short circuit
Twilight control set to
night-time mode during
daytime operation
Bulb faulty
Mains switch "OFF"
Fuse faulty
D
etection zone not prop-
erly targeted
Internal electrical fuse
has been activated
Re-set
Change bulb
Switch "ON"
Renew fuse, check con-
nection if necessary
R
e-adjust
Switch SensorLight
"OFF" and "ON" again.
Continued movement in
detection zone
Check detection zone
and re-adjust if necessary
SensorLight keeps switch-
ing "ON/OFF"
Animals moving in detec-
tion zone
Tilt sensor up; change
zone
SensorLight switching "ON"
when it should not
Change in SensorLight reach
This product complies
with Low Voltage Directive
06/95/EC, EMC Direc-
tive 04/108/EC and RoHS
Directive 02/95/EC.
Wind is moving trees and
bushes in the detection
zone
Cars in the street are
being detected
Sunlight shining on the
lens
Reflection from bright
building walls or light-
coloured floor covering
Sudden temperature
changes due to weather
(wind, rain, snow) or air
expelled from fans or
open windows
Differing ambient tem-
peratures
Change zone
Change detection zone,
tilt sensor down
Mount sensor in a pro-
tected place or change
zone
Re-adjust twilight setting
Adjust detection zone or
change site of installation
When it is cold, shorten
reach by tilting sensor
down
When it is hot, tilt sensor
up
New fuse; switch on
mains switch; check wir-
ing with voltage tester
Check connections
Cause Remedy
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STEINEL ST 657512 Owner's manual

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