chager EE880 IR Corridor Motion Detector User Manual
- June 4, 2024
- chager
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EE880 IR Corridor Motion Detector
User Manual
IR Corridor motion detector, for surface mounting on wall or ceiling
EE880
Load type| T s +30°C p 230 V,- \-| +30°C < T s +50°C
p 230 W\-
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| 230 Ve\-| Incandescent lamps| 2000W| 1300W
| 230 Ve\-| Halogen lamps LV| 2000W| 1300W
230 V–\-| Fluorescent tubes non compensated| 1200W| 1200W
Fluorescent tubes connected in parallel| 1000W/110 pF| 1000W/110 pF
230 V,-\-| Compact fluorescent Leuchtstofflampen| 20 x 20W| 20 x 20W
| LED/LED/LED/LED| 20 x 20W| 20 x 20W
| Halogen lamps VLV with Ferromagnetic or electronic ballasts| 1500VA| 1300VA
| Fluorescent tubes with ferromagnetic or electronic ballasts| 580W| 580W
If used with unspecified loads, relaying is essential.
Description of the product and settings
The EE880 motion detector is sensitive to infrared radiation emitted as heat
from a moving body. The detector switches on the load connected to it when a
heat-emitting body moves within in its detection area.
The load remains lit for the period of time to which the detector has been set
and until it no longer detects movement in its surveillance area. This
detector has been specially designed to meet the needs of corridors.
Implementation
In order to obtain optimum detection conditions, the following recommendations
should be followed:
- Recommended installation height: 3 meters.
- The arrow engraved on lens 3 and the arrow marked on housing 5 must be aligned, in order for the detector to operate correctly.
Installation advice
For installation in damp locations, drain hole 8 needs to be drilled in the
protective cover.
There is cable feedthrough that can be broken open if necessary 9 on the
protective cover.
Surface mounting of the EE880
- Loosen the screws 4 retaining the lid 5.
- Remove the lid 5.
- Use 2 screws to fix box 6 to the ceiling or wall (diameter 4.5 mm and length 50 mm).
- Wire the detector in accordance with the connection diagrams (see “Connections”).
- Refit the lid 5.
- Correctly tighten the two screws 4 retaining the lid 5 in order to ensure a good seal.
- Adjust the potentiometers (see “potentiometer settings”).
- Fit the protective cover 7. Be sure to press on the cover to ensure that it clips in place correctly
Important
The detector requires 10 seconds to initialize after the power is switched on.
Potentiometer settings
With a screwdriver, potentiometers 1 and 2 can be adjusted to set the luminosity threshold and the duration of operation:
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Luminosity threshold: 2 to 1000 lux.
Potentiometer 1 is preset to a default value of approximately 1000 lux. -
Duration of operation: 5 s to 15 min.
Potentiometer 2 is preset to a default value of approximately 5 s.
Test Procedure
To test the operation, set the luminosity threshold to maximum, y, and the
duration of operation to a minimum, 5 seconds; this will cause the detector to
trigger immediately, allowing you to check the operation.
Learning mode
When the ambient light has reached the value at which the detector will turn
on the light in the event of movement, turn potentiometer 1 to. At the end of
10 seconds, the ambient luminosity is saved. In this mode, the red indicator
LED flashes twice per second.
Functions
Pulse function
On potentiometer 2, the pulse function applies a voltage to the output for 2
seconds. This function is not used to directly control the loads, but to
control a stairwell timer, for example.
If a switch is installed on the detector circuit (see Connection), in addition
to switching on and off, it has the following functions:
Important
The switch needs to be actuated rapidly, between 0.5 s and 1 s.
Operation with detector
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To turn on the light (if the lamp is at OFF)
• Actuate the switch in the following manner “OFF” – “ON” i.e. 1 x OFF and ON.
The lamp remains lit for the duration set.
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To turn off the light (if the lamp is at ON)
• Actuate the switch in the following manner “OFF” – “ON” i.e. 1 x OFF and ON.
The lamp turns off or returns to detection mode.
Constant lighting (4 hr)
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To activate constant lighting
• Actuate the switch in the following manner
“OFF” – “ON” – “OFF” – “ON” i.e. 2 x OFF and ON.
This process must be completed in less than 1.5 s.
The lamp then switches to constant lighting for 4 hours (the red LED remains lit). It then returns automatically to detection mode (the red LED goes off).
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Deactivating constant lighting:
• Actuate the switch in the following manner “OFF” – “ON” i.e. 1 x OFF and ON.
The lamp turns off or returns to detection mode.
Use/maintenance
The detector is designed for automatic switching of lighting. However, it is
not intended for use with antiintrusion alarms, because it is not protected
against vandalism.
If the surface gets dirty, clean it with a damp cloth (do not use detergent).
Connection in parallel
The parallel implementation is possible, but care must be taken not to exceed
the maximum power that can be connected to a detector. Moreover, all the
devices must be connected to the same phase.
Technical characteristics
What to do if …?
After a power cut
- The detector continues to operate with the luminosity threshold indicated by potentiometer 1.
- When potentiometer 1 is in learning mode the luminosity level set before the power cut is still in memory, the detector does not resume learning mode.
- If it was in constant lighting mode, then the detector returns to detection mode.
Erratic Detection| Animals are moving in the detection area.
– Check the detection area.
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The detector has no voltage| – Upstream protection defective, device not in
the circuit. Check the cable using a voltage tester, restore the upstream
protection, reset the switch.
– Short circuit
Check the connections.
– Additional change over switch set to OFF.
Switching on.
The detector does not switch on the lamp| – Faulty bulb: change the bulb.
– During the day, the twilight setting is in the night position. Readjust.
– Additional change over switch set to OFF.
Switching on.
The detector does not switch off the lamp| – Constant lighting activated (red
LED lit): switch off constant lighting.
– Another detector connected in parallel and still active: wait for the delay
time of the other detector.
How to dispose of this product (electrical and electronic equipment waste).
(Applicable in European Union countries and other
European countries with selective waste collection systems). This symbol on
the product or its documentation indicates that it must not be disposed of
with other household waste at the end of its life cycle. As disposing of waste
inappropriately may harm the environment or human health, please separate it
from other types of waste and recycle it responsibly. In this way, you will
contribute to the sustainable reuse of material resources.
Individuals should contact the retailer who sold them the product or contact
their local council to find out where and how they can dispose of this product
for recycling in an environmentally friendly manner. Companies should contact
their suppliers and read the terms of their sales contracts. This product must
not be disposed of with other commercial waste.
Usable in all of Europe and in Switzerland
This device is to be installed only by a professional electrician fitter according to local applicable installation standards.
The CE declaration can be consulted on the site: www.hagergroup.net
Connections
Legend
A Lamps
B Detector terminals
C Single switch
D Two switches
E Change over switch
Lamp connection without neutral conductor
Auto operation by the detection or Forced switch off
Hager Controls S.A.S., 33 rue Saint-Nicolas, B.P. 10140, 67703 SAVERNE CEDEX,
France
www.hager.com
References
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