BEGA 85 062 Garden And Pathway Luminaire Instruction Manual
- June 4, 2024
- BEGA
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BEGA 85 062 Garden And Pathway Luminaire
Garden and pathway luminaire with PIR motion and light sensor
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Instructions for use
Application
Unshielded garden and path luminaire with safety guard. Light exit 360°. With
hand-blown, three-ply opal glass and pleasantly uniform light effect for
effective illumination in private gardens. The integrated passive infrared
motion and light sensor responds to heat emission in the dark and activates in
case of human or animal movement in the vicinity of the luminaire.
Configuration is done via Bluetooth using a smartphone or tablet and the free
BEGA Smart app.
Lamp
- Module connected wattage 8 W
- Luminaire connected wattage 10.2 W
- Rated temperature ta = 25 °C
- Ambient temperature ta max = 50 °C
85 062 K3
- Module designation LED-0292/830
- Colour temperature 3000 K
- Colour rendering index CRI > 80
- Module luminous flux 1395 lm
- Luminaire luminous flux 331 lm
- Luminaire luminous efficiency 32,5 lm / W
85 062 K4
- Module designation LED-0292/840
- Colour temperature 4000 K
- Colour rendering index CRI > 80
- Module luminous flux 1415 lm
- Luminaire luminous flux 336 lm
- Luminaire luminous efficiency 32,9 lm / W
Lighting technology
Recommended light point interval 6 m
Product Description
- Luminaire made of cast aluminium, aluminium and stainless steel
- BEGA Unidure® coating technology
- Colour graphite or silver
- Opal glass with screw neck
- Silicone gasket
- Luminaire with a mounting base made of hot-dip galvanised steel according to EN ISO 1461 for bolting onto a foundation provided by the customer or on other paved surfaces such as terraces and paving stones
- Base plate with 3 fixing holes ø 9 mm · Pitch 120° · Pitch circle ø 65 mm
- Mounting bracket with connection box for through-wiring of up to 3 x 2,5 mm²
- Passive infrared motion sensor (PIR)
- Range up to 12 m
- Opening angle 120°–150°
- Decals for reducing the detection range are provided
- Minimum temperature difference between
- moving object and environment 4 °C
- Object speed ideally 1 m/s
- Adjustable sensitivity of the motion sensor (inertia)
- Shut-down delay is adjustable between 5 s and 240 min
- Light sensor: adjustable value range from darkness (ca. 0 lx) to approaching dusk (approx. 150 lx)
- Fixed pre-set hysteresis for suppression of undesired switching operations in luminaires during rapid brightness fluctuations
- Transmission frequency range: 2400-2483.5 MHz
- Maximum transmission output: 10 mW
Luminaire switchable via relay output (on/off) integrated into the sensor module
- Relay contact with a switching capacity of 2300 W · 10 A
- Please note the starting current of the switching loads – max. 100 A
- Ambient temperature: -25°C to +55°C
- Luminaire power supply unit
- Starting current: 7 A (112 μs)
- 220-240 V y 50-60 Hz
- Safety class I
- Protection class IP 65
- Dust-tight and protection against water jets
- Impact strength IK04
- Protection against mechanical
- impacts < 0.5 joule
- c – Conformity mark
- This product contains light sources of energy efficiency class(es) C
Safety
The installation and operation of this luminaire are subject to national
safety regulations. Installation and commissioning may only be carried out by
a qualified electrician. The manufacturer accepts no liability for damage
caused by improper use or installation. If subsequent modifications are made
to the luminaire, the person responsible for these modifications shall be
considered the manufacturer.
Installation
- LEDs are high-quality electronic components!
- Please avoid touching the light output opening of the LED directly during installation or relamping.
- The base of the luminaire must not be below the top edge of the ground surface.
- A cable length of 400 mm above the ground surface is required for the electrical connection of the luminaire.
- Remove the mounting base from the luminaire by undoing the screws at the base of the luminaire.
- Lead underground cable from below in the mounting base.
- Fix the mounting base with enclosed or any other suitable fixing material onto the mounting surface.
- Open the connection box.
- Lead the luminaire wiring and mains supply cable into the connection box.
- Make the earth conductor connection and the electrical connection.
- Note the correct configuration of the terminals (see drawing).
Close the connection box
- Lead the bollard tube on the anchorage unit and align it.
- Tighten the screws evenly.
- Screw the glass with the gasket into the luminaire housing and tighten it firmly.
- Make sure that the glass gasket is stated correctly (see sketch).
Commissioning
- The power supply must be connected to the commissioning of the luminaire.
- The brightness sensor will need up to 10 minutes after activation of the power supply to correctly calibrate the brightness value.
- Once installed, the luminaire can be operated immediately in its factory settings; configuration via smartphone will not be required.
- The factory settings as are follows:
- Mode: Motion and light
- Motion sensitivity: 100 % (high sensitivity)
- Shut-down delay: 5 minutes
- Brightness threshold: 32 (approx. 50 lx)
- Alternatively, the integrated PIR motion and light sensor can be configured via smartphone or tablet using the free BEGA Smart app.
- The default values can be reinstated at any time via the BEGA Smart app.
Download the app for Android or iOS and add the luminaire as your starting point. The Data Matrix code needed for commissioning is provided on the sensor housing, the luminaire head and on the connecting the cable of the luminaire. Please retain the additional enclosed QR codes in your customer documentation (e.g. Instructions for use, at the top of Page 1). Select the “Share access” function in the BEGA The tool app enables parameterisation or control via additional smartphones. function in the BEGA Tool app if you want to use a different or additional smartphone for the configuration of the integrated sensor module or controlling the luminaire head.
Please note
The integrated light sensor operates with a time delay to prevent responses to
short-term brightness fluctuations in the environment of the luminaire. Delay
time approx. 1 to 3 min. A manual darkening of the sensor will therefore not
result in an immediate response. Once successfully commissioned, the sensor
can be configured in the BEGA Smart app.
The following 3 states can be set
- “Illumination during movement”
- State that is activated for the configured shut-down delay period when movement is detected.
- If the light sensor is also active, motion detection is only activated if the light sensor detects the environmental brightness to be below the configured threshold.
- After the shut-down delay period, the state “Illumination at specific environmental brightness” is executed.
- If the light sensor is deactivated, the state is activated independently of the environmental brightness if movement is detected.
- After the configured shut-down delay period, “Illumination in default state” is activated.
- “Illumination at specific environmental brightness”
- State which is activated when the environmental brightness falls below the configured threshold.
- “Illumination in default state”
- State which is activated when the environmental brightness has exceeded the configured threshold value and no movement is detected.
- The motion sensor as well as the light sensor can be switched off individually. This reduces the respective states.
- The shut-down delay is freely adjustable up to 4 hours.
- The current measured environmental brightness can be queried. This is shown by the grey sun symbol. The threshold value can also be set there.
All other components in the BEGA Smart system can be allocated and configured to these states. Depending on the additionally used BEGA Smart components, different light levels, light colours or colour temperatures can be set. The luminaire head of the bollard can only be switched on or off.
Range / Detection area
The specifications for the range and detection area of the PIR motion sensor are reference values. The detection range is 120° to 150° at a depth of 5 m up to max. 12 m, depending on motion direction (see illustration). The too-minor temperature difference between the moving object and the ambient temperature can influence the detection range. Local conditions and external heat sources may affect both the range and the detection area.
Reducing the detection range
Use the decals provided to reduce the vertical detection area of the sensor.
The smaller decals reduce the detection area by around one-third, and the
larger ones by around one-half (see sketch). Clean the sensor with a soft
cloth soaked in alcohol before applying the decals. Ensure exact positioning
when attaching the decals.
Circuit variants
Forwarding of the switching signal to additional luminaires can be achieved
via the relay contact L’ (see circuit diagram 1).
Circuit diagram 1
The first sensor of a luminaire controls a group of luminaires, while the
second luminaire sensor controls another group.
Circuit diagram 2
Sensors of multiple luminaires control the same luminaire group. All
luminaires in the group will be switched on as soon as one of the sensors
detects movement. It is important to note that all sensors within one group
are fed via the same phase.
Circuit diagram 3
Apart from wired control, the sensor also offers the option of wireless
communication with Zigbee lamps or other BEGA Smart actuators, e.g. 71149
Reset to factory settings
The luminaire must be switched off five times within 30 seconds for at least 2
seconds each time to manually reset it to factory settings (see sketch). The
luminaire can furthermore be reset to the factory settings via the BEGA Smart
app. The reset is confirmed with five flashes of the luminaire.
The smartphone will be disconnected.
Status display
Status LED flashes green:
- The luminaire is searching for a nearby network and is ready for configuration.
- If no start-up procedure is executed within 180 seconds, the status LED goes out.
- The status LED flashes green and the luminaire is already configured:
- The luminaire opens the network for new participants in the BEGA Smart System.
Overvoltage protection
The electronic components installed in the luminaire are protected against
overvoltage by DIN EN 61547. To achieve additional protection against e. g.
transients, etc. we recommend separate overvoltage protection components. You
can find them on our website at
www.bega.com. The ideal protection of all electronic
components installed in the luminaires is achieved by using bounce-free
switching contacts such as an electronic relay (solid-state relay), e.g. BEGA
71 320.
EU Declaration of Conformity
BEGA Gantenbrink-Leuchten KG hereby declares that the radio system type 85 062
complies with Directive 2014/53/EU (RED). The complete text of the EU
Declaration of Conformity is available at the following Internet
address: https://www.bega.com/conf/de/85062
Cleaning Maintenance
- Clean the luminaire regularly with solvent-free cleansers from dirt and deposits.
- Do not use high-pressure cleaners.
Replacing the LED module
The designation of the LED module is noted on a separate label in the
luminaire or on the underside of the specific LED module. The light colour and
light output of BEGA replacement modules correspond to those of the modules
originally fitted. The module can be replaced by qualified persons using
standard tools. Disconnect the system and open the luminaire. Please follow
the installation instructions for the LED module. Inspect and, if necessary,
replace the luminaire gaskets. The defective glass must be replaced. Close the
luminaire.
Spares
- Spare glass 11 003 515 .1
- LED power supply unit DEV-0136/700
- LED module 3000 K LED-0292/830
- LED module 4000 K LED-0292/840
- PIR and light sensor graphite 75 005 858
- PIR and light sensor silver 75 005 860
- Gasket glass 83 001 996
References
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