eledo Luno5 Manual

Luno5 Automatic Light Switch Manual
Energized lights in rooms that you don't currently use can waste energy and your money.
Use the automatic light switch and you'll never return to a manual switch.
Thank you for the purchase of the Luno5 Automatic Light Switch. This switch enables automatic on/off operation in living areas.
The light switch is turned on only when light intensity is insufficient. There is no need for constant movement as in the case of
motion sensors. The device provides comfort and convenience and saves energy by switching lights off in empty rooms. Luno5 is
particularly recommended for rooms that are often used e.g. bathrooms, kitchens and restrooms.
Read this manual before installation and use.

Table of contents:

. Description of switch action ..........................1
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2. Technical data ...............................2
3. Buttons ........................................ 3
4. Installation .................................... 3
5. Programming ................................. 9
6. Additional options ........................... 10
7. Additional accessories ......................15
8. Troubleshooting .............................. 15
9. Additional information ........................16
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Description of switch action:

The Luno5 Automatic Light Switch relies on counting people that go into and out of the room(s) then turning the light source on
when a number of people in the room are larger than zero. When the last person leaves the room the device switches the light(s)
off. Use of the Luno5 switch increases the comfort of using living spaces and in cases when users forget to switch the lights off,
saves energy and in effect reduces electric energy costs.
As distinct from motion sensors used is some buildings, the Luno5 switch does not require constant movement in the room to
keep lights on. A single person just needs to be in the room for the lights to stay on. If the person leaves the room then the device
gets the signal to turn light(s) off.
Additionally, it is worth pointing out that light switches based on motion sensors leave lights on for an extended time after the
person leaves the room. The Luno5 device in such case, turns light(s) off almost immediately, with a one-second delay.
Luno5 can also switch light(s) on/off with the press of a button, regardless of the number of people in the occupied space. This
function can be useful in situations that require manual operation, e.g. while going to sleep. An additional available function is a
time switch that turns light(s) off after 30 seconds (or 3 minutes) after holding the
The Luno5 switch is made of following major parts: 1) motion direction sensors (fig. 3) that need to be put on (or inside of) door
frame that gives access to the supervised room and 2) controller that needs to be put inside an electrical box - that is used to turn
light(s) on and off. Motion sensors need to be installed at a height that prevents home animals from unnecessarily turning light(s)
on or off. The switch has built-in light intensity gauge that enables automatically turning lights on and only when the used room is
not bright enough. The Luno5 switch enables automatic light control with no need of constant use of hands and enables users to
leave the room without the need of turning lights off manually.
The device can be connected in lieu of a push button wall switch. After device installation, lights will be automatically turned on
and off by the automatic Luno5 switch, however, the user is able to turn it on/off manually.
The Luno5 switch can additionally be equiped in the door opening sensors (fig. 14a) that required energized lights after opening
the door(s) and before entering the room (useful in dark rooms with no windows).
The device can also turn lights on/off in anterooms (installed in few individual entrances) and if needed it can cooperate with the
passive motion sensor that enhances the precision of its operation and additionally enables the device to turn the lights on after
sensing motion.
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