hager EEK51 P Series User Manual

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1 h
20 min
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lux
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1 h
20 min
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Description
Detection lens
Fixing springs
LED’s for testing and
IR acknowledgement
IR sensor (detection)
* The light measurement accuracy (Lux) is aected
by the environment (furniture, ground, walls...).
If necessary, the level has to be adjusted by
potentiometer or programming tool.
Instances of lighting levels
Settings
Position of
potentiometer
Lux value
approximate
*
Application
auto test preset (≈ 400 Lux)
1 200 Corridor
>1 ... 2 < > 200 ... 400 <
2 400 Offices
>2 ... On < > 400 ... 1000 <
On 1000 Offices
Potentiometers
1 and 2
Programming tool for settings
The installer programming tool EEK001
can be used to set the following features
if the potentiometer is set on “auto test”:
- Lux levels (
)
- Time (
)
- Absence / presence detection
- Power up behaviour
- Active / passive cell .
Override remote control
The remote control EEK002 allows the
switching ON or OFF of the light (
).
The EEK002 allows the same functionality
as the wallswitch.
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+
M
-
+
M
-
+
M
Detection areas
h
Y
X
Y
h
X
h
x
y
ech40%
2,5 m
2,5 m
2,5 m
6 m
1 m
Overlap
Occupancy Sensors
standalone
EEK510B
Occupancy Sensors
with pre-wired lead
EEK513W: 3 m
Occupancy Sensors
with pre-wired lead
and klik.system plug
EEK513P: 3 m
EEK515P: 5 m
h 2,5 m 3 m 3,5 m
x 5 m 5 m 5 m
y 7 m 8 m 9 m
IR receiver (remote controls
& programming tools)
&
é
The “y” values are given for lateral range.
The range may be reduced if walking
towards the sensor.
Brightness measurement sensor
(under the detection lens)
EEK510B, EEK513W
EEK51.P
6LE000505C
z
PIR Occupancy Sensors
1 6LE000505C

hager EEK51 P Series Specifications

General

Category	Accessories
Series	P Series
Model	EEK51
Material	Plastic
Color	Grey

Summary

Description of PIR Occupancy Sensor Components

Product Components Overview

Key physical components and indicators of the PIR occupancy sensor.

Settings and Controls for the Occupancy Sensor

Lighting Level Settings

Defines lux levels and corresponding applications for lighting control.

Programming and Override Options

Explains usage of external tools and remote control for sensor configuration.

Functional Modes and Operation

Presence Detection Mode

Automatic light control based on occupancy and ambient light.

Absence Detection Mode

Manual activation required for light control, followed by automatic dimming.

Power Up and Cell Settings

Configuration for power restoration behavior and photocell function.

Factory and Technical Specifications

Factory Pre-set Values

Default configuration values for luminosity and timing.

Technical Characteristics

Detailed electrical and functional specifications of the device.

Test Mode Operation

Walk Test Validation

Procedure to verify sensor detection range and coverage.

Mounting Instructions

Ceiling Mounting

Step-by-step guide for installing the sensor in a ceiling.

Surface Mounting

Instructions for mounting the sensor on a surface using an accessory.

Connection Diagrams and Implementation

Wiring Configurations

Visual guides for connecting the sensor to different systems.

Optimal Detection Requirements

Guidelines for ensuring effective and accurate detection performance.

Lighting Loads and Troubleshooting

Supported Lighting Loads

List of compatible light types and their power ratings.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Solutions for false switching and short detection range problems.