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- Page 1 Sensors EasyAir SNH200 Design-in Guide Single, cost-effective luminaire control April 2020...
- Page 2 Design-in Guide - Philips EasyAir SNH200 April 2020...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Recommendations to maintain good NFC antenna Zigbee RF signal performance RF antenna Wiring Infared (IR) receiver Motion detector EasyAir with multiple Philips Xitanium SR LED drivers (1:N application) Lens Shield Light sensor Daylight calibration and System startup behavior Daylight Calibration Contact details... -
Page 4: Introduction To This Guide
Introduction to this guide Thank you for choosing the Philips EasyAir SNH200. This document provides necessary information to design in this product into a luminaire and configure it to suit specific applications. This design-in guide covers sensor functionality, mechanical mounting, wiring details,... -
Page 5: Warnings And Instructions
Such application areas should be normally ventilated. The EasyAir SNH200 has no protection against aggressive chemicals. • Make sure the EasyAir SNH200 is not covered by metal to allow expected RF communication. April 2020 Design-in Guide - Philips EasyAir SNH200... -
Page 6: Introduction Of Easyair
Introduction of EasyAir The Philips EasyAir is the ideal solution for per-luminaire control of new light luminaires. It combines occupancy sensing, daylight harvesting and task tuning in a single package for easy OEM luminaire assembly. EasyAir operates with the established Philips Sensor Ready (SR) -
Page 7: Product Characteristics
Infared (IR) receiver The EasyAir SNH200 is enabled with grouping and zoning functionality. The infrared receiver serves as a communication portal for the commissioning and configuration of the sensor through a smartphone (Android platform) via Philips Field Apps. -
Page 8: Motion Detector
12m, the maximum diameter coverage is 12m. Horizontal position (m) Max. coverage - 16m Figure 2 - Side coverage pattern of EasyAir SNH200 at height of 16m Design-in Guide - Philips EasyAir SNH200 April 2020... -
Page 9: Lens Shield
Lens Shield An adhesive shield (half circle) is available with the product to minimize the occupancy coverage of EasyAir SNH200. To work with the shield, first determine the area on PIR lens that you would like to cover with the lens shield. Cut the shield, if needed. -
Page 10: Light Sensor
Sensor distance from window = 0.1736 x sensor relative mounting height Sensor mounting height with respect to window [meters] Figure 4. Sensor mounting height from window sill (Y) vs. sensor horizontal distance from window sill (H). Design-in Guide - Philips EasyAir SNH200 April 2020... -
Page 11: Daylight Calibration And System Startup Behavior
Make sure no objects are blocking the sensor’s view and no surface reflection changes occur in the sensor’s view during auto-calibration. For example, do not position a forklift truck in the sensor view area during calibration. April 2020 Design-in Guide - Philips EasyAir SNH200... -
Page 12: Lighting Control
The grouping and zoning control is setup together through the Philips Field Apps, a free app available on Google Play- Store. It is also possible to add wireless switches to the entire group for manual control. Furthermore, advanced grouping allows occupancy sharing (i.e. -
Page 13: Grouping And Zoning
Both grouping and zoning can be together set up via Philips Field Apps. Up to six zones can be assigned within a group, a group can have up to 40 luminaires. A wireless switch can be added to a group for manual control. Note that the switch can only control group behavior, and not zone behavior. -
Page 14: Daylight Harvesting
Daylight harvesting The daylight-based control is disabled by default in the EasyAir SNH200. When daylight control is enabled, the light sensor auto-calibrates when power to the driver is cycled. It takes at least 5 auto-calibration cycles (i.e. 5 power cycles) for the new calibration setpoint value to be effectuated. - Page 15 Background light level Eco-on level Daylight level Occupancy level Light level of the luminaire Figure 6. Lighting control behavior with high daylight level. April 2020 Design-in Guide - Philips EasyAir SNH200...
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Page 16: Occupancy Sensing
Note: When motion is detected during the hold time period, hold time restarts. Occupancy-based lighting control is enabled by default for the EasyAir SNH200, and it can be disabled using Philips Field Apps, either through NFC or IR. Use Case... -
Page 17: Manual Dimming Override
• The manual override setting of a switch can be reset by a short press of ‘ON’ button. Field Task Tuning Level =100% Manually dimming up Manually dimming down Background light level % = 20% Figure 8. Auto-on/auto-off with manual dimming override. April 2020 Design-in Guide - Philips EasyAir SNH200... -
Page 18: Group Occupancy Sharing
Moreover, luminaires with standalone lighting controls create so-called checker board look on the ceiling. Philips EasyAir SNH200 overcomes these problems with smart luminaires through grouping and zoning features; provide full light output at occupied aisles and lower background light levels at unoccupied aisles. - Page 19 Eco-on level is a configurable switch-on light level. This parameter also enables partial-on occupancy based control to meet energy code. Eco-on level should be a percentage level between the field task level and background light level. April 2020 Design-in Guide - Philips EasyAir SNH200...
- Page 20 Group occupancy sharing is a configurable feature to allow EasyAir SNH200 to share its local occupancy detection status and control lights accordingly. As long as presence is detected within the group, the luminaires stay on at the background light level in non-occupied areas.
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Page 21: Daylight Dependent Override
• Daylight based control Enabled; • Occupancy Mode set to Auto On/Off and; • Prolong time not infinite; Note: DDO is applicable for “group” occupancy only if Group light behavior is set to “Task level” April 2020 Design-in Guide - Philips EasyAir SNH200... -
Page 22: Daylight Dependent Switching
Field Task Level Background light level Light level set via Philips Field Apps Luminaire light level Daylight dependent switching When daylight based control is enabled and as long as the occupancy is detected, the luminaire never switches off the light. Even at the brightest daylight levels, the luminaire dims down to background light level;... - Page 23 • Prolong time not infinite; Field Task Level switch o switch on 0 mins 15 mins Background light level Light level set via Philips Field Apps Luminaire light level Zero Light Level April 2020 Design-in Guide - Philips EasyAir SNH200...
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Page 24: A Warehouse Aisle Application
A warehouse aisle application Here is an example of the group occupancy sharing and zoning behavior in a warehouse application. Grouping Design-in Guide - Philips EasyAir SNH200 April 2020... - Page 25 April 2020 Design-in Guide - Philips EasyAir SNH200...
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Page 26: Phone-Based App And Configuration
* Note: Please refer the list of recommended phones on our website for details on NFC and IR support per Android phone. You must first register for Philips Field Apps to receive a username and password, then download Philips Field Apps from the Google Play Store. Refer to http://www. -
Page 27: Mechanical Design-In
Mechanical design-in How to install the sensor on a luminaire with a bracket EasyAir SNH200 is intended to be mounted to a standard ½” knockout available on the luminaire itself or a junction box. A nut is included with the sensor for this purpose. An... -
Page 28: Installing The Sensor On A Curved Surface Of The Luminaire
OEMs themselves. A drawing of a potential bracket is shown in Figure 11. Figure 10- Installing EasyAir SNH200 on a non-flat surface. The label E point to zoomed in view. Figure 11 - Proposal for bracket design along with dimensions... -
Page 29: Recommendations To Maintain Good Zigbee Rf Signal Performance
Figure 12 shows the approximate location (marked in red) of RF antenna on the PCB board inside the sensor. Figure 12 - Position of RF Antenna on EasyAir SNH200 In general, every dB drop reduces luminaire to luminaire Distance vs TRP distance by 1 meter. -
Page 30: Easyair With Multiple Philips Xitanium Sr Led Drivers (1:N Application)
DALI interface as safety barrier. The SR drivers / bridge have double insulation on the SR interface. As EasyAir devices do not have additional insulation barriers, it means that using DALI drivers via SR bridge maintains the double insulation level. Design-in Guide - Philips EasyAir SNH200 April 2020... -
Page 31: Faq
Can I use multiple sensors with a single driver? No, EasyAir SNH200 is not intended to be used in a multi-master mode. In the typical 1:1 sensor to driver connection, a (single) SNH200 is the master and an SR Driver is the slave. -
Page 32: Contact Details
Contact details Philips EasyAir Product information: www.lighting.philips.co.uk/oem-emea/products/connected-lighting Or contact your local Philips sales representative. Design-in Guide - Philips EasyAir SNH200 April 2020... -
Page 33: Disclaimer
The recommendations and other advice contained herein are provided by Philips Lighting on an “as is” basis, at the user’s sole risk and expense. Specifically mentioned products, materials and/or tools... - Page 34 The information presented in this document is not intended as any commercial offer and does not form part of any quotation or contract. Philips and the Philips Shield Emblem are registered trademarks of Koninklijke Philips N.V. All other trademarks are owned by Signify Holding or their respective owners.
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