steinel XLED ONE Sensor LED iR Anthracite Instruction Manual

steinel XLED ONE Sensor LED iR Anthracite

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General safety precautions

Failure to observe these operating instructions presents hazards!

These instructions contain important information on the safe use of this product. Particular attention is drawn to potential hazards. Failure to observe this information may lead to death or serious injuries.

• Read instructions carefully.
•  Follow safety advice.
•  Keep instructions within easy reach.
  •  Working with electrical current may produce hazardous situations. Touching live parts can result in elec-trical shock, burns or death.
  •  Work on mains voltage must only be performed by qualified, skilled personnel.
  • National wiring regulations and elec-trical operating conditions must be observed (e.g. DE: VDE 0100, AT: ÖVE-ÖNORM E8001-1, CH: SEV 1000).
  •  Only use genuine replacement parts.
  • Repairs must be made by specialist workshops.
  • The cable must not be replaced if it gets damaged. If the cable is dam-aged, you must replace the entire bracket floodlight with cable.

XLED ONE / S  XLED ONE XL / S

Proper use

• Bracket floodlight for indoor and outdoor wall and ceiling mounting.
• The unit is not suitable for connecting to a dimmer.
•  These sensor versions (S versions) also feature an infrared sensor for detecting movement.

Operating principle

•  Bracket floodlight for illumination.
• Wide-area lighting from LED tech-nology in combination with the opal panel.
• Adjustable floodlight head.
• The integrated infrared sensor de-tects the heat radiated from moving objects (e.g. people, animals).
• The heat detected in this way is converted electronically into a signal that switches the LED light ON automatically.
• The most reliable way of detecting motion is to install the light with the sensor aimed across the direction in which a person would walk.
•  Reach is restricted when the sensor is approached head on.
• Obstacles (e.g. trees, walls etc.) interrupt the line of sensor vision.
•  Heat radiation is not detected through obstacles (e.g. walls or panes of glass), the sensor is not triggered.
• Sudden fluctuations in the tempera-ture from changes in weather are not distinguished sources of heat.

Models

•  XLED ONE
•  XLED ONE S
• XLED ONE XL
• XLED ONE XL S
• Package contents(Fig. 3.1, 3.2)
• Product dimensions (Fig. 3.3, 3.4)
• Product parts (Fig. 3.5, 3.6)
• Floodlight head
• Bracket
• Mounting slots
• Cable
• Sensor unit (S versions only)
• Time setting (S versions only)
• Twilight setting (S versions only)
• 2 grub screws

Connection (Fig. 3.7)

The supply lead is a three-core cable:

• phase (brown, grey or black)
• neutral conductor (blue)
• Protective-earth conductor

(green/yellow)
A mains switch for switching the prod-uct ON and OFF may be installed in the mains supply lead.

Technical specifications

• Dimensions (D × W × H):
  • XLED ONE: 173 × 229 × 195 mm
  • XLED ONE S: 202 × 229 × 195 mm
  • XLED ONE XL: 193 × 259 × 215 mm
  • XLED ONE XL S: 22 × 259 × 215 mm
• Power supply: 220-240 V, 50/60 Hz
• Power consumption (Pon ):
  • XLED ONE: 17,8 W
  • XLED ONE S: 18,6 W
  • XLED ONE XL: 42,6 W
  • XLED ONE XL S: 42,6 W
• Sensor on standby (Psb ):
  • XLED ONE S: 0.50 W
  • XLED ONE XL S:  0.50 W
• Luminous flux (360°):
  • XLED ONE/XLED ONE S: 2,050 lm
  • XLED ONE XL/XLED ONE XL S: 4,200 lm
• Weight:
  • XLED ONE/XLED ONE S: 1.185 kg XLED ONE XL/XLED ONE XL S: 1.420 kg
• Area illuminated to the front:
  • XLED ONE/ XLED ONE S: 364 cm² XLED ONE XL/ XLED ONE XL S: 464 cm²
• Power factor:
  • XLED ONE/ XLED ONE S: 0.70 XLED ONE XL/XLED ONE XL S: 0.95
• Colour-rendering index:
• Average rated life expectancy:
• Sensor technology: Passive infrared
• Angle of coverage (S only): 180
• Detection reach (S only):

Installation

Touching live parts can result in electri-cal shock, burns or death.

•  Switch OFF power and interrupt power supply.
•  Using a voltage tester, check to make sure the light is disconnected from the power supply.
•  Make sure power supply remains interrupted.

Risk of damage to property!

Mixing up connection leads may pro-duce a short circuit.

• Identify connection leads.
•  Re-connect connection leads.

Preparing for installation

• Check all components for dam-age. Do not use the product if it is damaged.
• Select an appropriate site to install the product.
• Taking reach into consideration (Fig. 4.1)
• Vibration-free.
• No obstacles in detection zone.
• Not in explosive atmospheres.
• Not on normally flammable surfaces.
• Do not look into the LED light from a short distance (<20 cm).

Mounting procedure

• Check to make sure the power supply is switched OFF. (Fig. 3.7)
•  Mark drill holes. (Fig. 4.5)
•  Drill holes (Ø 8 mm) and fit wall plugs. (Fig. 4.6)
• Feed connection cable through bracket and aim floodlight head. Remember to include extra length of cable for aiming the floodlight head later on. (Fig. 4.7)
• Aim floodlight head and fix in place with grub screws. (Fig. 4.8)
• Screw bracket to mounting surface. (Fig. 4.9)
• Connect power cable to local power supply. (Fig. 4.10)
• Switch ON power supply. (Fig. 4.11)

Use

Factory settings

• Time setting: 8 seconds
• Twilight setting: daylight mode

Time setting (S versions only)
The time (stay-ON time) can be set to any period from approx. 8 seconds to a maximum of 35 minutes. Every move-ment detected re-activates the light.
Twilight setting (S versions only)
The brightness response threshold (twilight) can be infinitely varied from approx. 2 to 2,000 lux.

Aiming floodlight head

• Undo the grub screws to alter aim. After altering aim, fix floodlight head in place with grub screws.
• When aiming the floodlight head, make sure that water can drain out of the drainage holes.

Adjusting the detection zone (S versions only)
To rule out inadvertent triggering or tar-get specific danger spots, the detection zone can be limited with film shrouds. The film shroud is stuck onto the sensor unit.

• When adjusting the detection zone, select shortest time and daylight operating mode

Cleaning and Maintenance

Hazard from electrical power.

Contact between water and live parts can result in electrical shock, burns or death.

• Product must not be wet-cleaned.

Risk of damage to property!

• Using the wrong detergent can damage the light.
• Make sure detergent does not harm the surface.
• Clean light with a soft cloth and mild detergent.

Important note: the control gear cannot be replaced.

Troubleshooting

Light does not switch ON.

• Fuse not switched ON or faulty.
  • Switch ON fuse.
  • Change faulty fuse.
• Break in wiring.
  • Check wiring with voltage tester.
•  Short circuit in mains power supply lead.
  •  Check connections.
• Mains switch OFF.
  • Switch ON mains switch.
• Wrong twilight setting selected.
  • Re-set brightness response threshold
• Continued movement within the detection zone.
  • Check detection zone.
•  Light source faulty.
  • The light source cannot be changed. Completely replace light.

Light does not switch OFF.

• Continued movement within the detection zone.
  • Check detection zone.
  • If necessary, limit detection zone.

Light switches ON without any identifiable movement.

• Install light at a non-vibrating site.
  • Securely mount enclosure.
• Movement occurring, but is not iden-tified by the observer (e.g. movement behind wall, movement of a small object in immediate light vicinity.)
  • Check detection zone.

Light constantly switches ON/OFF.

•  Animals are moving in detection zone.
  •  Check detection zone.
  • If necessary, limit detection zone.

Disposal

Electrical and electronic equipment, accessories and packaging must be re- cycled in an environmentally compatible manner. Do not dispose of electrical and electronic equipment as domestic waste.

EU countries only:
Under the current European Directive on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment and its implementation in national law, electrical and electronic equipment no longer suitable for use
must be collected separately and recycled in an environmentally compatible manner.

Manufacturer’s Warranty

This STEINEL product has been man-ufactured with utmost care, tested for proper operation and safety and then subjected to random sample inspection. STEINEL guarantees that it is in perfect condition and proper working order. The warranty period is 36 months and starts on the date of sale to the con- sumer. We will remedy defects caused by material flaws or manufacturing faults. The warranty will be met by repair or replacement of defective parts at our own discretion. The warranty shall not cover damage to wear parts, damage or defects caused by improper treatment or maintenance. Further consequen-tial damage to other objects shall be excluded. Claims under the warranty will only be accepted if the unit is sent fully assem-bled and well-packed with a brief de scription of the fault, a receipt or invoice (date of purchase and dealer’s stamp) to the appropriate Service Centre.
Repair service:
If defects occur outside the warranty pe-riod or are not covered by the warranty, ask your nearest service station for the possibility of repair.

References

• Steinel Group | STEINEL
• International | STEINEL

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