STEINEL L 265 S Specification

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Outdoor lighting
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Specification
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L 265 S / L 265-5
110008855 11/2009 Technische Änderungen vorbehalten.
Прoизвoдитeль:
STEINEL Vertrieb GmbH & Co. KG
D-33442 Xeрцeбрoк-Клaрxoльц
Гeрмaния
Teл.: +49(0) 5245/448-0
Фaкс: +49(0) 5245/448-197
RUS
SVETILNIKI
Str. Malaya Ordinka, 39
RUS-113184 Moskau
Tel.: +7/95/2 37 28 58
Fax: +7/95/2 37 11 82
SAET-94 S.L.
C/ Trepadella, n° 10
Pol. Ind. Castellbisbal Sud
E-08755 Castellbisbal (Barcelona)
Tel.: + 34/93/772 28 49
Fax: +34/93/772 01 80
PRONODIS - Sol. Tec., Lda
Zona Industrial Vila Verde Sul, Lt 14
P-3770-305 Oliveira do Bairro
Tel.: +351/234/484031
Fax: +351/234/484033
BROMMANN ApS
Ellegaardvej 18
DK-6400 Sønderborg
Tel.: + 45/74 42 88 62
Fax: +45/74 43 43 60
Oy Hedtec Ab
Hedengren yhtiö · Lauttasaarentie 50
FIN-00200 Helsinki
Tel.: +358/9/682 881
Fax: +358/9/673813
www.hedtec.fi/valaistus · [email protected]
Vilan AS
Tvetenveien 30 B
N-0666 Oslo
Tel.: +47/22 72 50 00
Fax: +47/22 72 50 01
ELNAS s.r.o.
Oblekovice 394
CZ-671 81 Znojmo
Tel.: +4 20/5 15/22 01 26
Fax: +4 20/5 15/24 43 47
www.elnas.cz
CZ
E
P
S
DK
FIN
N
PANOS Lingonis + Sons O. E.
Aristofanous 8 Str.
GR-10554 Athens
Tel.: + 30/210/3 21 20 21
Fax: +30/210/3 21 86 30
GR
EGE SENSÖRLÜ AYD‹NLATMA ‹TH. ‹HR.
T‹C. VE PAZ. Ltd. ST‹.
Gersan Sanayi Sitesi 659
Sokak No. 510
TR-06370 Bati Sitesi (Ankara)
Tel.: + 90/3 12/2 57 12 33
Fax: +90/3 12/2 556041
www.egeaydinlatma.com
TR
ATERSAN ‹THALAT MAK. ‹Nfi. TEKNIK
MLZ. SAN. ve T‹C. A.fi.
Tersane Cad. No: 63
34420 Karaköy / ‹stanbul
Tel. +90/212/2920664 Pbx.
Fax. +90/212/2920665
[email protected] · www.atersan.com
KARL H STRÖM AB
Verktygsvägen 4
S-553 02 Jönköping
Tel.: +46/36/31 42 40
Fax: +46/36/31 42 49
www.khs.se
LANGE ŁUKASZUK Sp.j.
Byków 25a
PL-55-095 Mirków
Tel.: + 48/71/3 98 08 61
Fax: + 48/71/3 98 08 19
PL
STEINEL-Schnell-Service
Dieselstraße 80-84
33442 Herzebrock-Clarholz
Tel: +49/5245/448-188
Fax:+49/5245/448-197
www.steinel.de
I. MÜLLER
Peter-Paul-Str. 15
A-2201 Gerasdorf bei Wien
Tel.: + 43/22 46/21 46
Fax: +43/22 46/2 54 66
info@imueller.at
PUAG AG
Oberebenestrasse 51
CH-5620 Bremgarten
Tel.: + 41/56/6 48 88 88
Fax: +41/56/6 48 88 80
STEINEL U. K. LTD.
25, Manasty Road · Axis Park
Orton Southgate
GB-Peterborough Cambs PE2 6UP
Tel.: +44/1733/366-700
Fax: +44/1733/366-701
STC SOCKET TOOL COMPANY Limited
8, Queen Street, Smithfield
IRL-Dublin 7
Tel.: +353/1/872 54 33
Fax: +3 53/1/8 72 51 95
DUVAUCHEL S.A.
ACTICENTRE - CTR 2
Rue des Famards - Bat. M - Lot 3
F-59818 Lesquin Cedex
Tél.: +33/3/20 30 34 00
Fax: +33/3/20 30 34 20
VAN SPIJK AGENTUREN BV
Postbus 2
NL-5688 ZH Oirschot
De Scheper 260
NL-5688 HP Oirschot
Tel.: +31/499/571810
Fax: +31/499/575795
www.vsa-hegema.nl
VSA handel Bvba
Hagelberg 29
B-2440 Geel
Tel.: +32/14/256050
Fax: +32/14/256059
www.vsahandel.be
A. R. Tech.
19, Rue Eugène Ruppert, Cloche D’Or
BP 1044
L-1010 Luxembourg
Tel.: +352/49/3333
Fax: +3 52/40/26 34
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CH
GB
IRL
F
NL
B
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STEINEL Italia S.r.l.
Largo Donegani 2
I-20121 Milano
Tel.: +39/02/96457231
Fax: +39/02/96459295
www.steinel.it
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DALJINSKO UPRAVLJANJE d.o.o.
B. Smetane 10
HR-10 000 Zagreb
Tel.: +3 85/1/3 88 66 77
Fax: +3 85/1/3 88 02 47
HR
KVARCAS
Neries krantine 32
LT-48463, Kaunas
Tel.: +3 70/37/40 80 30
Fax: +3 70/37/40 80 31
info@kvarcas.lt
FORTRONIC AS
Teguri 45c
EST 50113 Tartu
Tel.: +372/7/4752 08
Fax: +3 72/7/36 72 29
NECO s.r.o.
Ruzová ul. 111
SK-01901 Ilava
Tel.: +421/42/4 45 67 10
Fax: +421/42/4 45 67 11
Steinel Distribution SRL
Parc industial Metrom
RO - 500269 Brasov
Str. Carpatilor nr. 60
Tel.: + 40(0)268 53 00 00
Fax: + 40(0)268 53 11 11
www.steinel.ro
LOG Zabnica D.O.O.
Podjetje Za Trgovino
Srednje Bitnje 70
SLO-4209 Zabnica
Tel.: +3 86/42/31 20 00
Fax: +3 86/42/31 23 31
LT
EST
SLO
SK
RO
DINOCOOP Kft
Radvány u. 24
H-1118 Budapest
Tel.: +36/1/3193064
Fax: +36/1/3193066
H
AMBERGS SIA
Brivibas gatve 195-16
LV-1039 Riga
Tel.: +3 71/7/55 07 40
Fax: +3 71/7/55 28 50
www.ambergs.lv
LV
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Once installed, the sensor can be put into operation. Control
dials are provided on the sensor unit for selecting time, twi-
light and programme settings. After pressing the engagement
Functions , ,
lug with a flat-bladed screwdriver, the sensor unit can be
removed for ease of setting. In this case, the SensorLight
automatically switches to constant output.
Twilight setting
(sensor response
threshold)
(factory setting: daylight operation 2000 lux)
The sensor's response threshold can be infinitely varied from
2 – 2000 lux.
Control dial set to = daylight operation at approx. 2000 lux.
Control dial set to = night-time operation at approx. 2 lux.
To adjust the detection zone in daylight, the control dial must be
set to (daylight operation).
Switch-off delay
(time setting)
(factory setting: 5 sec.)
Light '“ON”' duration can infinitely varied from 5 sec. to 15 min.
Control dial set to = shortest time (5 sec.)
Control dial set to + = longest time (15 min.)
When setting the detection zone, it is recommended to select
the shortest time .
5 sec. – 15 min.
2 - 2000 lux
Programme setting
(factory setting: programme 1)
The following programmes only relate to
the LED corona of light and the Power LED
effect light. Once ambient light levels reach
the twilight setting, the main light always
switches “ON” in response to movement
and “OFF” again after the selected time
setting.
Programme + : LED comfort programme:
LEDs “ON” from twilight setting for the whole night.
Programme : LED comfort economy programme*:
LEDs “ON” from twilight setting to the middle of the night.
The LEDs then switch “ON” in response to movement.
Programme : LED standard programme:
LEDs switch “ON” in response to movement.
LEDs go out when time setting elapses.
1
2
3
4
* Note on LED comfort economy programme :
The sensor does not have any integrated clock. The middle of
the night is only determined on the basis of the length of dark-
ness phases. To work perfectly, therefore, it is important for
the light to be permanently connected to the power supply
during this period. During the first night (calibration phase) the
LEDs remain activated. Values remain saved even in the event
of mains power failure.
We recommend not to interrupt the power supply in pro-
gramme . As the values are determined over several nights,
the sensor should, in the event of any fault, be observed over
several nights to ascertain whether the LED switch-off time
moves towards the middle of the night.
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System components
Glass shade
Retaining screw
Light housing
Wall mount
LED corona of light
Power LED Effect Light
Mini-sensor unit (removes for ease of setting functions)
Sealing plug
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.
GB
Safety instructions
During installation, the electrical wiring being connected
must be dead. Therefore, switch off the power first and use
a voltage tester to check that the power supply is discon-
nected.
Installing the SensorLight involves work on the mains volt-
age supply. This work must therefore be carried out profes-
sionally in accordance with national wiring regulations and
electrical operating conditions. (
D- VDE 0100,
A-ÖVE/ÖNORM E8001-1, -SEV 1000)
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.
Only use genuine replacement parts.
Repairs must only be made by specialist workshops.
The glass shade must be screwed firmly onto the light
housing with the sealing ring .
Sealing ring
Engagement lug for removing sensor unit
Time setting
Twilight setting
Programme setting
Principle
Adjusting the detection zone
Manual override
Operation / Maintenance
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Principle
LED light corona and Power LED effect light
The LEDs are twilight controlled. Ideal for permanently illumi-
nating house numbers, for example. If preferred, also only in
response to movement.
Activation of low-energy bulb on detecting persons
When the mini-sensor detects a person, the low-energy bulb
comes "ON" for the period of time selected.
The integrated high-performance infrared sensor is equipped
with a double 360° sensor that detects the invisible heat emit-
ted by moving objects (persons, animals etc.).
The heat detected in this way is converted electronically into a
signal that switches the light “OFF” automatically. Heat is not
detected through obstacles, such as walls or panes of glass.
Heat radiation of this type will, therefore, not trigger the sen-
sor. The unit achieves a coverage angle of 360° with an aper-
ture angle of 90°. A sneak-by guard ensures coverage below
the sensor.
Important: The most reliable way of detecting motion is to
install the SensorLight with the sensor 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.
Reach is limited when walking directly towards the light.
Installation
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 8 m, the sensor
should be installed at a height of no more than 2 m.
Connecting the mains and load supply lead (see illustration)
The mains supply lead is a 3-core cable.
L = phase conductor (usually black or brown )
N = neutral conductor (usually blue)
PE = protective-earth conductor (green/yellow)
If in doubt, a voltage detector must be used to identify the
lead; subsequently disconnect the power supply again.
Connect the phase conductor (L), neutral conductor (N) to the
terminal block. 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 cables and re-connect
them. Insulate protective-earth conductor (PE) and simply
place it next to terminal block.
Note: A mains switch for switching the unit ON and OFF may
of course be installed in the mains supply lead. A mains
switch is required for the manual override function (see Manu-
al override function) .
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Sensor light switching “ON” when
it should not
Change in SensorLight reach
Red LED flashing rapidly
Wind is moving trees and bushes in
the detection zone
Cars in the street are being detected
Sudden change in temperature due
to weather (wind, rain, snow) or air
expelled from fans, open windows
Change detection zone
Change detection zone
Change detection zone, change site
of installation
Differing ambient temperatures Use shrouds to define detection
zone precisely
Internal fuse activated Switch SensorLight “OFF” and back
““ON” again after 5 sec.
LED corona “OFF” although it is dark
Programme 3 or 4 selected Change programme
Troubleshooting
SensorLight without power
SensorLight will not switch “ON”
SensorLight will not switch “OFF”
Malfunction
Fuse has blown; not switched “ON”;
break in wiring
Short circuit
Fit new fuse; switch “ON” mains
switch; check wiring with voltage
tester
Check connections
Twilight control set to night-time during
daytime operation
Bulb faulty
Mains power switch “OFF”
Fuse faulty
Detection zone not properly targeted
Internal electrical fuse has been acti-
vated (red LED flashing rapidly)
Mains terminal not connected properly
Re-adjust (control )
Change bulb
Switch “ON”
Fit new fuse,
check connection if necessary
Re-adjust
Switch SensorLight “OFF” and back
“ON” again after 5 sec.
Firmly press terminal together
Permanent movement in the detec-
tion zone
Sensor unit not properly engaged
Check detection zone and re-adjust
if necessary
Lightly press sensor unit to clip it
into place
LEDs do not go out at about midnight
as desired
External light source (e.g. other
motion detector or light) inactivating
the SensorLight
Shade SensorLight from extra-
neous light, observe SensorLight
for several days as it takes time
to return to the correct value
LEDs do not switch “OFF” completely Comfort programme selected Turn programme selector dial to 4
Cause Remedy
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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 working order. The warranty period is
36 months and starts on the date of sale to the consumer.
We will remedy defects caused by material flaws or manufac-
turing faults. The warranty will be met by repair or replace-
ment at our own discretion. The warranty shall not cover dam-
age to wear parts, damage or defects caused by improper
treatment or maintenance. Further consequential damage to
other objects shall be excluded.
Claims under the warranty will only be accepted if the product
is sent fully assembled and well packed complete with a brief
description of the fault as well as a receipt or invoice (date
of purchase and dealer's stamp) to the appropriate Service
Centre.
Repair Service:
Our Customer Service Department will
repair faults not covered by warranty or
after the warranty period. Please send the
product well packed to your nearest Service
Centre.
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Technical specifications
Output: LED effect light and LED Power light, approx. 1W
Energy-saving lamps only, max. dia. 48 mm / max. 15 W
Tip: Choose cool white (6000 K) and the LED will harmonise very well with the main light.
Voltage: 230 – 240 V, 50/60 Hz
Angle of coverage: 360° with 90° angle of aperture and sneak-by guard
Sensor reach: 8 m max. all round
Time setting: 5 sec. – 15 min.
Twilight setting: 2 – 2000 lux
Programme setting: 4 programmes geared to practical needs (see above)
Manual override: selectable (4 hours)
provided switch in mains power supply lead
Temperature ranging from: - 10° C bis + 50° C
Protection class: IP 44
Protection class: II
Operation/Maintenance
The SensorLight is suitable for switching light “OFF” automati-
cally. Weather conditions may affect the way the SensorLight
functions. Strong gusts of wind, snow, rain or hail may cause
the light to come “ON” when it is not wanted because the
sensor is unable to distinguish sudden changes of temperature
from sources of heat. The detector lens may be cleaned with
a damp cloth if it gets dirty (do not use cleaning agents). The
mini-sensor unit can be removed for cleaning the LED
corona .
Declaration of conformity
This product complies with Low Voltage Directive 06/95/EC,
EMC Directive 04/108/EC and RoHS Directive 02/95/EC.
Manual override function
If a mains switch is installed in the mains supply lead, the light
is capable of the following functions in addition to the simple
“ON”/“OFF” function:
Sensor mode
1) Switch light “ON” (when light is “OFF”):
Turn switch “OFF” and “ON” once.
Light stays “OFF” for the period selected.
2) Switch light “OFF” (when light is “ON”):
Turn switch “OFF” and “ON” once.
The light goes out or switches to sensor mode.
Manual override
1) Activate manual override:
Switch 2 x “OFF” and “ON”. The light will stay on for 4 hours
(red LED lights up behind the lens).
Then it returns automatically to sensor mode (red LED off).
2) Deactivate manual override:
Turn switch “OFF” and “ON” once. The light goes out or
switches to sensor mode.
Important:
The switch should be actuated in rapid succession
(in the 0.5 – 1 sec. range).
Adjusting the detection zone
The detection zone can be limited to suit requirements. The
shrouds supplied with the light can be used to mask out as
many lens segments as you wish.This prevents the light from
being activated unintentionally, e.g. by cars, passers-by etc.
and allows you to target danger spots. The shrouds and
shroud foils can be divided along the grooves. They can then
simply be pushed or stuck onto the lens.
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STEINEL L 265 S Specification

Category
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Type
Specification

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