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Page 1 Lorem ipsum e-Sense Customised Stand-alone...
Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents e-Sense Customised Stand-alone sensors – basic functions ..................3 Installation ....................................4 Mechanical cut-off, functions ............................... 4 Preset functions....................................6 Choice of sensor technology..............................7 Programming with remote control ............................8 Programming for personal settings ..........................9–10 Reduced power, Standby dimming level..........................11 Delay times, Standby time ..............................
Page 3 e-Sense Customised Stand-alone sensors – 86370 and 86371 86370 and 86371 are sensors for individual installation in ceilings. 86370 is most suitable for surfaces with a ceiling height of max. 6 metres, while 86371 can detect higher heights up to 12 metres. 86371 also has two lenses for the best detection with the PIR sensor.
Page 4: Installation
Installation Sensor can be placed on a suitable base or surface moun- ted or recessed. When using the microwave sensor, a stable base is important. The sensor is supplied with an installation socket for sur- face mounted installation. Four lead-in throughs. If you remove the socket, the sensor can be installed re- cessed in standard A-socket for 60 mm holes.
Page 5: Mechanical Cut-Off, Functions
Mechanical cut-off The sensor is also supplied with mechanical cut-off which can limit the detection range. NOTE! Only if you use the PIR sensor. Functions e-Sense Stand-alone is a flexible sensor that has several options to optimise the function. Infrared receiver Photocell •...
Page 6: Preset Functions
Preset functions The rotary switch on the sensor is for selecting a finished package with presets. The functions are according to the table below. The functions can always be changed in detail with remote control 86368. If you then use the rotary switch again, it is that setting that applies.
Page 7: Choice Of Sensor Technology
Choice of sensor technology Sensors 86370 and 86371 have the option to select two different technologies to detect presence. The microwave sensor does not generally just detect movement from people and it can detect through walls and glass. The PIR sensor only detects infrared heat radiation (human heat) in motion.
Page 8: Programming With Remote Control
Programming with remote control 86368 Simple programming functions Sensors 86370 and 86371 can be programmed remotely using a remote control without needing to set any fun- MANUAL ON MODE DEFAULT AUTO MODE ction in the sensor. This makes it easy to perform quick changes in all functions.
Page 9 Pre-set Scenes It is possible to download all settings in the remote before MANUAL ON MODE transmitting the package to a sensor. Go through the steps DEFAULT AUTO MODE as described below. Shift POWER POWER 100% The settings that can be part of a package is: Scene prog.
Page 10: Programming For Personal Settings
Programming of personal settings Delay Time Time after last presence detected. After time has elapsed, light will dim to Standby Dimming level. Standby Time How long light will remain on low level before turning off. The off function can be avoided by selecting +∞ (infinity button).
Page 11 Reduced power MANUAL ON MODE DEFAULT AUTO MODE Default and normal use will give full light output 100 % at presence. But it is possible to reduce power by 20 %. MANUAL ON MODE This can be useful during a light fixtures first years of DEFAULT Shift AUTO MODE...
Page 12 MANUAL ON MODE DEFAULT AUTO MODE Shift POWER POWER 100% Scene prog. Brightness Delay Time Start Apply Save MANUAL ON MODE Detection Range Microwave Sensor DEFAULT AUTO MODE 100% Delay Time sets the time period that light should MANUAL ON MODE DEFAULT AUTO MODE Shift...
Page 13 ON/OFF Function Constant ON Press once, and light will remain ON until other action is taken. This will leave light constantly ON at 100 %. Pre- MANUAL ON MODE DEFAULT MANUAL ON MODE AUTO MODE sence is muted. To leave this mode, press Auto Mode or DEFAULT Shift POWER...
Page 14: Delay Times, Standby Time
Lux Threshold MANUAL ON MODE DEFAULT AUTO MODE A Lux Threshold will save energy when there is no need for artificial light. The Lux sensor is reading through the fixture Shift POWER POWER cover when light is off. If the set value of lux is already fulfil- 100% MANUAL ON MODE DEFAULT...
Page 15 Shift button The Shift Button will activate all functions in blue. When the shift function is active, the selected value can be sent MANUAL ON MODE DEFAULT AUTO MODE directly to a sensor, or part of the Save/Apply procedure. MANUAL ON MODE Shift The Shift function is active for 20 seconds after last se- POWER...
Page 16: Daylight Control
Daylight control MANUAL ON MODE DEFAULT MANUAL ON MODE AUTO MODE MANUAL ON MODE DEFAULT DEFAULT AUTO MODE AUTO MODE The sensor has an integrated lux sensor which can be used Shift Shift POWER POWER to use less light when there is sufficient incident daylight. POWER POWER 100%...
Page 17: Dual Sensor Technology
MANUAL ON MODE DEFAULT AUTO MODE Dual Sensor Technology Shift POWER POWER 100% MANUAL ON MODE DEFAULT Scene prog. Brightness AUTO MODE Detection takes place in two different patterns via the Start Apply Save Shift PIR sensor’s two lenses. The PIR sensor cannot be set for POWER POWER 100%...
Page 18 86371 Microwave and PIR sensor in combination (max 12 m) The diagram shows the two sensors’ various detection ranges at a ceiling height of 12 metres. 86371 is also supplied with a replaceable lens that is suitable for storage aisles and corridors with high ceilings. NOTE! Only affects the PIR sensor’s detection.
Page 19: Wiring Examples
Wiring example 1 One sensor Standalone with DALI Broadcast communication. 86370 or 86371 work as a standalone device that communicates with DALI. DA+ DA- DA+ DA- LED Driver LED Driver FIM14 Luminaire with DALI driver Luminaire with DALI driver FIM54 L N Push SYNC SYNC Max.
Page 20 Wiring example 2 Two sensors, where one is connected to the control system 86370 or 86371 with sync function connected between sensors for a larger detection range. In the ex- ample, the DALI load is connected to a sensor but DALI loads can be connected to several sensors. A total of 5 sensors can be synchronised.
Page 21: Wiring Examples
Wiring example 3 Two sensors, where one is connected to the control system and one manual pushbutton 86370 or 86371 with sync function connected between sensors for a larger detection range. In the example, the DALI load is connected to a sensor but DALI loads can be connected to several sensors. A total of 5 sensors can be synch- ronised.
Page 22: Technical Specification
Technical specification Product 86370 and 86371 120 -227 VAC 50/60Hz Supply voltage DALI power supply 40 mA, max 20 loads < 1 W Power consumption Detection range 360° 12 m x 6 m (maximum) Detection area(DxH) 86370 16 m x 12 m (maximum) with spherical lens Detection area (DxH) 86371 16 m x 6 m x 12 m (maximum) with quadratic “corridor”...
Page 23 Fax +46 36 10 86 99 www.fagerhult.se Fagerhult is part of the Fagerhult Group, one of Europe’s leading lighting groups with operations in more than 15 dif- ferent countries. AB Fagerhult is listed on the NASDAQ OMX...

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