Wiring Examples - STEINEL detector Instructions Manual

12. Wiring examples

4 3
L
N
N
PE
1. Light without neutral conductor
5 3
L N L´
L
N
PE
3. Connection using series switch for
manual and automatic operation
1) e.g. 1 – 4 × 100 W filament bulbs
2) Service load, light of 1.000 W max. (see Technical specifications)
3) IS 2180-2 connection terminals
4) Indoor switch
5) Indoor series switch, manual, automatic
6) Indoor double-throw switch, automatic, permanent light ON
13. Operation / Maintenance
The Infrared Sensor is suit-
able for switching light on
and off automatically. The
unit is not suitable for spe-
cial burglary alarm systems
since it lacks the tampering
protection prescribed for
this purpose. Weather con-
ditions may affect the way
the motion detector works.
2
L L L
N
2
L N L N L N
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 distin-
guish sudden changes of
tem-perature from sources
of heat.
4
1
N
L
N
PE
2. Light with neutral conductor
6
1
I II
L N
L
N
PE
4. Connection to double-throw switch
for permanent light ON and automatic
operation
Setting I: automatic operation
Setting II: manual operation for permanent
light ON
Important: the unit cannot be switched
OFF, but operated only at settings I and II.
– 20 –
3 2
L N L´ L N L N
3
N L L
The detector lens may be
cleaned with a damp cloth
if it gets dirty (do not use
cleaning agents).
1
L N L N
2
1
N L N