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DIGINET ENERGY MANAGEMENT
5.
Installation and Wiring Connections
Installing the presence sensor requires a cut-out in the plasterboard ceiling to mount the sensor head and
adequate clearance to fit the control module up through the hole if there is no ceiling space access.
The sensor head connects to the control module using the supplied 5 core cable with pre-terminated connector.
Note: The presence sensor must be installed/connected by a suitably qualified person and it is the
responsibility of the installer to ensure it is completed in accordance with local wiring regulations.
5.1.
Control Module
Using a screwdriver, lever the terminal cover on both sides to remove from the housing. Each of the terminals in
the control module accommodates 2x1.5mm
strip lengths for terminating TPS cable to the control module.
Double
Insulated
Figure 1 – Conductor strip lengths for control module termination.
The one channel control module has two terminals labelled "Loop". These terminals have no electrical connection
internally and may be used as spare terminals if required. Figures 2 and 3 detail the electrical connections
required for the one and two channel control modules respectively.
Figure 2 – DGEMSR360P1 electrical connections (ILSCM01-D one channel module).
Diginet Control Systems Pty Ltd
2
or 1x2.5mm
R1
N
A/L
S 2
S 1
Loop 2
Loop 1
Recessed Flush Mount 360
2
conductors. Figure 1 details the recommended cable
10 - 15mm
6 - 7mm
Switched Active
Active - any phase and/or circuit
Neutral
Active
See Section 5.2 for override
o
PIR Presence Sensor
Conductors
Load
Neutral
switch connections
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