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General| Brand | InoTec |
|---|---|
| Model | NEA |
| Category | Security Sensors |
| Language | English |
Explains safety and information symbols used in the manual.
Outlines INOTEC's liability and warranty conditions for product use.
Specifies requirements for using original INOTEC spare parts for safety and warranty.
Provides guidance on the disposal of batteries and electronic components.
Details the procedure for clearing faults after correction, requiring a function test.
Emphasizes reading the manual for safety, use, and maintenance to prevent damage.
States that repairs must only be performed by authorized INOTEC personnel.
Instructs to check for completeness and damage upon delivery and report issues immediately.
Provides guidelines for storing the device, emphasizing indoor, dry, and dust-free conditions.
Lists the standard functions and features included with the NEA - ICU module.
Presents an example system diagram illustrating component connections and configurations.
Describes the available housing options and sizes for installing the NEA-ICU.
Details the electrical connection process and wiring within the distribution board.
Describes the NE-ET 9-24 SV module for supplying and monitoring INOTEC NEA LED luminaires.
Details NE-SV/S modules for monitoring luminaires and their technical specifications.
Explains the NE 4-SKÜ self-learning AC circuit monitoring module and its variants.
Describes the RIF5 module which provides volt-free signalling contacts for system states.
Explains the connection and function of the remote mimic panel (MTB).
Details the LSA 8.1 module for connecting to the device bus and its input capabilities.
Describes the LSA 3 module, its input channels, and connection limitations.
Explains the DPÜ/B.2 modules for monitoring supply voltage in sub-distribution boards.
Describes the controller's interface, including display and keypad navigation.
Details how to access and use functions like Function Test, Block, Release, and Learnmode.
Explains how to view system failure, controller, and luminaire information.
Guides on programming controller settings like Date/Time, Password, and Default parameters.
Introduces the software for configuring and editing system configurations.
Explains the INOView software for monitoring and fault analysis of the system.
Details how to load/save configuration files and software updates using a USB stick.
Explains how to access and use the INOWeb interface for monitoring and control.
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