steinel RS 20 S LED Ceiling Light Instructions

RS 20 S LED Ceiling Light
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RS 20 S LED Ceiling Light

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General safety precautions

**** Disconnect the power supply before attempting any work on the unit.

• During installation, the electric power cable being connected must not be live. Therefore, switch off the power first and use a voltage tester to make sure the wiring is off-circuit.
• Installing the sensor-switched light involves work on the mains supply voltage. This work must therefore be carried out professionally in accordance with national wiring regulations and electrical operating conditions. (e.g. DE-VDE 0100,  E8001-1, CH-SEV 1000)
• Only use genuine replacement parts.
• Repairs may only be made by specialist workshops.

RS 20 S

Proper use

• Sensor-switched wall/ceiling light with active motion detector. Limited suitability for outdoor use as a result of detection sensitivity

The integrated HF sensor emits high-frequency electromagnetic waves (5.8 GHz) and receives their echo. The change inch caused by the slightest movement within the detection zone of the light is detected by the sensor. A microprocessor then issues the switch command “switch light ON”. Detections possible through doors, panes of glass or thin walls.
Note:
The high-frequency power of the HF sensor is approximately 1 mW – 1000 times less than the transmission power of a mobile phone or microwave oven.
Detection zones for ceiling mounting:

1. Minimum reach (Ø 1 m)
2. Maximum reach (Ø 8 m) Detection zones for wall mounting:
3. Minimum reach (Ø 1 m)
4. Maximum reach (Ø 8 m)

Package contents (Fig. 3.1)

• Sensor-switched light
• 3 spacers
• 2 slot-in shrouds

Product dimensions (Fig. 3.2)
Product components (Fig. 3.3)

A. Electronics enclosure
B. Light sensor
C. HF sensor
D. Connecting terminal
E. Sealing plug
F. Slot-in shroud
G. Basic light level setting
H. Time setting
I. Reach adjustment
J. Twilight setting
Luminous intensity distribution (Fig. 3.4)

Electrical connection

Wiring diagram (Fig. 4.1)
The mains power supply lead is a 3-core cable:
L = phase conductor (usually black, brown or grey)
N = neutral conductor (usually blue)
PE = protective-earth conductor (green/yellow)
⇓= switched phase conductor (usually black, brown or grey)
If you are in any doubt, identify the conductors using a voltage tester; then disconnect from the power supply again. Connect phase (L), ( ⇓ ) as well as the neutral conductor (N) to the connecting terminal. Important:
Incorrectly wired connections will produce a short circuit later on in the product or your fuse box. In this case, you must identify the individual conductors once again and reconnect them. A mains power switch for turning the unit ON and OFF may of course be installed in the mains supply lead (in applications without emergency light module).
Connection to a dimmer will result in damage to the sensor- switched light.
Note:
Do not make direct contact with the LED.
Note: The light source in this light cannot be replaced. If the light source needs to be replaced (e.g. at the end of its service life), the complete light must be replaced.

Mounting

• Check all components for damage.
• Do not use the product if it is damaged.
• When installing the sensor-switched light, make sure the installation site is not exposed to vibration.
• Select an appropriate mounting location, taking the reach and motion detection into consideration.
• Not suitable for ceiling mounting with surface-mounted power supply lead. (Fig. 5.1)

Installation procedure

• Switch OFF power supply (Fig. 4.1).
• Detach shade from enclosure (Fig. 5.2).
• Mark drill holes (Fig. 5.3).
• Drill holes and insert wall plugs (Fig. 5.4).
• Pierce sealing plug for power supply lead (Fig. 5.5).
• Installation with concealed power supply lead (Fig. 5.6).
• Installation with surface-mounted power supply lead (Fig. 5.7).
• Connect conductors (Fig. 5.8).
• Switch ON power supply (Fig. 5.9).
• Make settings ➜ “6. Function”.
• Fit shade (Fig. 5.9).

Function

Factory settings

The sensor-switched light can be put into service after mounting the enclosure and connecting to the mains power supply. When putting the light into operation manually at the light switch, it will switch OFF after 10 seconds for the calibration phase and is then activated for sensor mode. It is not necessary to operate the light switch a second time.
Control dials (Fig. 6.2)
Twilight setting (response threshold) (J)
The chosen response threshold can be infinitely varied from approx. 2 to 2,000 lux.

• Control dial set to + = daylight mode (depending on ambient brightness)
• Control dial set to – = twilight mode (approx. 2 lux)

The control dial must be turned to + when adjusting the detection zone and performing the functional test in daylight.
Reach setting (sensitivity) (I)
Reach is the term used to describe the diameter of the more or less circular detection zone produced on the ground after mounting the sensor-switched light at a height of 2.5 m.

• Control dial + = max. reach of 8 m
• Control dial – = min. reach of 1 m

Time setting (stay-ON time) (H)
The light’s ON time can be set to any period from approx.
5 seconds to a maximum of 15 minutes. Any movement detected before this time elapses will restart the timer.

• Control dial set to + = longest time, approx. 15 minutes
• Control dial set to – = approx. 5 seconds

Note:
After the light switches OFF, it takes approx. 1 second before it is able to start detecting movement again. The light will only switch ON in response to movement once this period has elapsed.
The shortest time setting is recommended when adjusting the detection zone and performing the functional test.
Basic light level function (G)
The basic light level function provides illumination at approx. 10% light output when the brightness setting is reached. Movement in the detection zone switches the light ON at 100% brightness for the time selected. Light switches OFF completely after the selected time has elapsed. If the brightness setting has not yet been reached, basic light is switched back ON again.

• Control dial set to = basic light ON
• Control dial set to Off = basic light OFF
• Control dial set to 10 min = basic light for 10 minutes
• Control dial set to 30 min = basic light for 30 minutes

Basic light is ON when the level of light falls below the brightness threshold. Basic light is always ON when daylight mode is activated. Basic light switches OFF every hour to measure ambient brightness. Basic light switches back ON again after a short period.
Manual override function
If an optional mains switch is installed in the mains supply lead, the following functions are available in addition to simply switching light ON and OFF:
Manual override (Fig. 6.3)

1. Activate manual override:
   Switch OFF and ON twice. The light is set to manual override for 4 hours. Then it returns automatically to sensor mode.

2. Deactivate manual override:
   Switch OFF and ON once. Light goes out or switches to sensor operation.

Important:
Switching must take place within 0.2 to 1 second.
You can reduce reach in four directions by fitting the slot-in shrouds included. (Fig. 6.4)

Maintenance and care

The product requires no maintenance.
The luminaire can be cleaned with a damp cloth (without detergents) if dirty.
The emergency light luminaire must be serviced at regular intervals in line with national regulations.
Important note: The control gear cannot be replaced.

Disposal

Electrical and electronic equipment, accessories and pack-aging must be recycled 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.
Do not throw devices, rechargeable batteries / batteries into household waste, fire or water at the end of their useful life. Rechargeable batteries / batteries should be collected, recycled or disposed of in an environmentally friendly manner.
For EU countries only:
In accordance with Directive 2006/66/EC, defective or spent rechargeable batteries / batteries must be recycled. Waste rechargeable / non-rechargeable batteries can be returned to the point of purchase or to a collection facility for hazardous substances.

Manufacturer’s warranty

Manufacturer’s warranty of STEINEL GmbH, Diesel strasse 80-84, DE-33442 Herzebrock-Clarholz, Germany
All STEINEL products meet the highest quality standards.
For this reason, we, the manufacturer, are pleased to provide you, the consumer, with a warranty under the following terms and conditions:
The warranty covers the absence of deficiencies which are proven to be the result of a material defect or fault in manufacturing and which are reported to us immediately after detection and within the warranty period. The warranty shall apply to all STEINEL products sold and used in Germany – excluding STEINEL Professional products.
You can opt for warranty cover in the form of repair or replacement which will be provided free of charge (if applicable, in the form of a successor model of the same or higher quality) or in the form of a credit note.
The warranty period for the STEINEL product you have purchased is 3 years (5 years for products from the XLED home range) in each case from the date on which the product was purchased.
We shall bear the shipping costs but not the transport risks involved in return shipment.
Statutory rights accruing from defects, gratuitousness
The warranty cover described here shall be applicable in addition to the statutory rights of warranty – including special consumer protection provisions – and shall not restrict or replace them. Exercising your statutory rights in the event of defects is gratuitous.
Exemptions from the warranty
All replaceable lamps are expressly excluded from this warranty. In addition to this, the warranty shall not cover:

• any wear resulting from use or any other natural wear of product parts or any deficiencies in the STEINEL product that are attributable to wear caused by use or other natural wear,
• any improper or non-intended use of the product or any failure to observe the operating instructions,
• any unauthorised additions, alterations or other modifications to the product or any deficiencies attributable to the use of accessory,
• supplementary or replacement parts which are not genuine STEINEL parts,
• any maintenance or care of products that is not carried out in accordance with the operating instructions,
• any attachment or installation that is not in accordance with STEINEL’s installation instructions,
• any damage or loss occurring in transit.

Application of German law
The warranty shall be governed by German law excluding the United Nations Convention concerning the International Sale of Goods (CISG).
Making claims
If you wish to make a warranty claim, please send your product complete and carriage paid with the original receipt of purchase, which must show the date of purchase and product designation, either to your retailer or directly to us at STEINEL (UK) Ltd. – 25 Manistee Road, Axis Park, Orton Southgate, GB- Peterborough Cambs PE2 6UP United Kingdom.
For this reason, we recommend that you keep your receipt of purchase in a safe place until the warranty period expires.

Declaration of Conformity

Hereby, STEINEL GmbH declares that the radio equipment type RS 20 S is in compliance with Directive 2014/53/EU.
The full text of the EU declaration of conformity is available at the following internet address: www.steinel.de

Technical specifications

Fluorescent lamp electronic ballasts
Fluorescent lamps, uncorrected
Fluorescent lamps, series-corrected
Fluorescent lamps, parallel-corrected
Low-voltage halogen
LED < 2 W
2 W < LED < 8 W
LED > 8 W
Capacitive load| 800 W
250 W
400 VA
400 VA
400 VA
800 VA
100W
125W
250 W
88 NF
Luminous flux (360°)| 942 Im
Efficiency| 100 Im/VV
Colour temperature| 3,000 K (warm white = WW)
Colour rendering index| Ra = 82
Average rated life expectancy| L70B50 at 25°C: 60,000 hours
Colour consistency SDCM| SDCM 3
Luminous intensity distribution|
HF technology| 5.8 GHz (responds to the slightest movement regardless of temperature)
Angle of coverage| 360° with 160° angle of aperture
Transmitter power| approx. 1 mW
Reach| 1-8 m
Time setting| 5 s-15 min
Basic light level| 10%
Twilight setting| 2-2,000 lux
IP rating| IP 44
Protection class| II
Temperature range| -10 to +40°C
Energy efficiency class| This product contains an energy efficiency class “E” light source.

Troubleshooting

break in wiring
■ Short circuit in mains power supply lead
■ Any mains switch OFF| ■ Activate, change fuse, turn ON mains switch, check wiring with voltage tester
■ Check connections
■ Switch on mains switch
Sensor-switched light will not switch ON| ■ Wrong twilight setting selected
■ Mains switch OFF
■ Fuse has tripped| ■ Reset
■ Switch ON
■ Activate, change fuse, check connection if necessary
Sensor-switched light will not switch OFF| ■ Continued movement within the detection zone| ■ Check detection zone
Sensor-switched light switches ON without any identifiable movement| ■ Light not mounted for detecting movement reliably
■ Movement occurred, but not identified by the observer  (movement behind wall, movement of a small object in immediate lamp vicinity etc.)| ■ Securely mount enclosure
■ Check detection zone
Sensor-switched light does not switch ON despite movement| ■ To minimize malfunctioning, rapid movements are suppressed or detection zone too small
■ Wrong twilight setting selected| ■ Check detection zone
■ Reset

STEINEL Vertie GmbH
Dieselstraße 80-84
33442 Herzebrock-Clarholz
Tel: +49/5245/448-188
www.steinel.de

Contact
www.steinel.de/contact 110087636 05/2023
Subject to technical modification without notice.

References

• Steinel Group | STEINEL

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