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ADVANCED
MODELS
Before installation
- Manufacturer's statement
- Parts identification
- Anti-masking
1
Installation
Disassemble
Wall mount
without bracket
Wiring
2
Settings
Wide/Narrow setting
EOL settings
DIP switch settings
Volume setting
Down zone ON/OFF
3
Checking
Others
- Specifications
- Events and responses
- LED indications
- Dimensions
- Detection area
- Angle adjustment
with bracket IR-D-CW-G2/-G3
- Compliance
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Wide/Narrow area
Flip lens
IR-D-P3E
IR-D-P3E-UK
*1
*1 Not certified to UL
Page
2
3
3
4
Wall mount
Ceiling mount
5
6
with bracket
8
10
11
12
12
12
14
15
15
15
16
16
17
1
FLEXIBLE RANGE INDOOR DETECTOR
PIR
Anti-masking
7
with bracket
13
Microwave
(10,525 GHz)
(10,587 GHz)
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- Page 1 FLEXIBLE RANGE INDOOR DETECTOR INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Wide/Narrow area ADVANCED Anti-masking Microwave Flip lens IR-D-P3E (10,525 GHz) MODELS IR-D-P3E-UK (10,587 GHz) *1 Not certified to UL Before installation Page - Manufacturer's statement - Parts identification - Anti-masking Installation Disassemble Wall mount...
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Page 2: Before Installation
Destroy /Modify Wetting with water Outdoor installation Warning [ IR-D-P3E only ] < 1 m Partial/complete obscuration Detection through glass of the detection area. Face to face/Back interference Caution Mounting height 2.0 to 3.0 m (6’7”... -
Page 3: Parts Identifications
- Parts identifications Accessories Base Sponge Main unit Mounting screw x 2 Wall tamper screw x 1 PEU **: Plug-in EOL Unit Cover Options Bracket for wall/ceiling mount IR-D-CW-G3 *: with tamper switch Do not touch units. Mounting screw x 2 Lens Joint screw x 3 Fixing screw x 2... -
Page 4: Installation
Installation 1-1. Disassemble Open the cover Remove the terminal block Unlock the cover 180° Pull the 2 stoppers alternately to remove the terminal block. NOTE You do not need to remove the terminal block if it does not interfere with the mounting of the base. -
Page 5: Wall Mount
1-2. Wall mount without bracket How to break the knockouts Wire through the base Wiring knockouts For Wall/ Corner mount Surface wiring : Upper : Lower For Wall/ Corner mount Hidden wiring: A. Surface wiring B. Hidden wiring A-1. Upper A-2. -
Page 6: With Bracket
1-3. Wall mount with bracket Wire and mount on the wall Wiring knockout guides Mounting screw Caution If the mounting surface is uneven, Punch out 3 knockout guides, to open the wiring hole to allow the tamper may not work well. wiring run. -
Page 7: Ceiling Mount
1-4. Ceiling mount with bracket How to change the bracket to the ceiling mounting [1] Remove the fixing screw and the anchor. [2] Rotate the body. [3] Insert the anchor and tighten the fixing screw. WALL CEILING Rear side Rear side WALL CEILING Anchor... - Page 8 Wire to the terminal block Power Trouble Alarm Remote LED * State not evaluated by UL Spare Common Tamper Attach the terminal block to the base Insert the protrusions on both ends of the terminal block into the holes in the base (the parts shown in red).
- Page 9 Settings Page 2-1. Wide/Narrow setting Go to 2-2 on to skip 2-1 when using the default “Wide” setting. Remove the main unit Change the Flip lens from “Wide” to “Narrow” WIDE Default NARROW NOTE NOTE Opening the hooked part as the red arrows indicate Install the lens so that the letters on the cover and on the lens match your intention.
- Page 10 How to install the lens Push the lens firmly at 3 points in numerical order. NOTE By changing the lens, the internal settings of “Wide” and “Narrow” are automatically switched. It is not necessary to change the settings such as DIP switches. When the lens is set to the “Narrow”...
- Page 11 2-3. EOL settings Select whether to use the EOL resistor End Of Line resistor) socket for [2] Processing lead wires of the resistors (not included) Trouble Alarm Tamper resistors Relay & Tamper inside the detector EOL resistor socket Wiring to the control panel Grade 2 Grade 3 [1] PEU: Plug-in End of line resistor Unit...
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Page 12: Dip Switch Settings
* certified to EN PIR MW LED NOTE OFF* Microwave sensitivity Above Illustration shows the default position. Middle * IR-D-P3E complies EN50131-2-4 when set to "OFF" High Illustration shows the default position. 2-5. Down zone ON/OFF (Default) ON * * It must be set ON for Grade 3. - Page 13 Checking 3-1. Walk test Confirm that the LED switch is “ON” , then close the cover. Walk in the detection area to check the detecting performance via LED indication. Return the LED switch to “OFF” after the walk test, Lock the cover if necessary.
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Page 14: Specifications
Other - Specifications Models IR-D-P3E / UK Installation Detection method Passive infrared and Microwave UL Wide ： 15 m (50 ft.) 85°, Narrow ： 24 m (80 ft.) 5° Coverage ( No MW detection at “Narrow” setting ) Detection zones... -
Page 15: Led Indications
- Events and responses Events Triggered by Output & Remarks Anti-masking detection Objects close to the lens surface over 20 sec. Alarm and Trouble signals. Local self test Controlled by detector’ s circuit periodically. Fail; Trouble signal. (Detector doesn't work for about 10 seconds during local self test.) (PIR and Microwave are tested at the same time.) Walk test Conduct a walk test at least once a year. -
Page 16: Detection Area
- Detection area Wide Wide - Top view - - Side view - 50 ft. 50 ft. * 2.4 9 ft. 14 m Down zone * Middle 20 ft. High 14 m Narrow - Top view - 80 ft. 6 6 ft. - Page 17 10.587 GHz: Belgium, France, Germany, Ireland, Luxembourg, The Netherlands, United Kingdom IR-D-P3E and IR-D-P3E-UK also comply with EU radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. ■ This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance 20 cm between the radiator & your body.
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