About This Document; General Safety Precautions - STEINEL professional Series Manual

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1. About this document

– Please read carefully and keep in a
safe place.
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Reproduction either in whole or in part
only with our consent.
– Subject to change in the interest of
technical progress.
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2. General safety precautions

Disconnect the power supply
!
before attempting any work
on the sensor!
• During installation, the electric power
cable being connected must not be
live. Therefore, switch off the power
first and use a voltage tester to make
sure the wiring is off-circuit.
• Installing the sensor involves work
on the mains power supply. This
work must therefore be carried out
professionally in accordance with
national wiring regulations and electri-
cal operating conditions.
• Only use genuine replacement parts
• Repairs may only be made by spe-
cialist workshops.
3. HF 360-2 IP / Hallway IP /
True Presence
Proper use
– Sensor for ceiling mounting indoors.
– Connection to an Ethernet network.
The HF 360-2 IP sensor also detects
movements through thin walls. This
makes it ideal for WC facilities with toilet
cubicles, changing rooms, stairwells,
multi-storey car parks and kitchens.
The sensor's detection zone can be
precisely limited by using the reach
setting capability on the web interface
and via app.
The Hallway IP sensor is a high-frequen-
cy sensor with a perfect detection zone
for corridors. Reach can be adjusted in
both directions by app via web interface
and app.
The True Presence
frequency sensor. It reliably identifies
human presence and absence by
detecting micro-movements. The
detection zone can be precisely limited
via web interface and app.
This makes it ideal for use in offices and
schools
For specific applications, such
as cruise ships or hotels, please
contact us directly so we can work
together on defining the best way
to integrate the sensors.
These sensors support the IP
Rest API, Bacnet and MQTT protocols.
Sensor data is provided for this purpose
and can be processed in appropriate
systems.
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