What to do if koban Security Sensors lighting device does not turn on?
If the lighting device does not turn on, check the following: * Ensure the power is switched on. * Refer to the wiring diagrams to verify correct connection. * Check the Lux knob is set to the correct position. * Replace the load if it has malfunctioned.
Why koban Security Sensors have nuisance triggering?
Nuisance triggering can occur if the detector is aimed toward heat sources like air conditioners, electric fans, or heaters, or at highly reflective surfaces. Also, swaying objects within the detection coverage may cause it. To resolve this, avoid aiming the detector at heat sources or reflective surfaces, and ensure no swaying objects are within the detection area.
What to do if koban Security Sensors lighting device does not turn off?
If the lighting device does not turn off, consider these potential causes: * The auto off time may be set too long. Shorten the auto off time and check if the load switches off according to the preset time. * The detector may be nuisance triggered. Keep away from the detection coverage during testing to prevent activation. * The wiring may be incorrect. Ensure the load and wires are correctly connected.
How to turn on LED on koban KDP3 360?
To turn on the LED, ensure the Time knob is in the Test position and walk within the effective detection range of 8 meters diameter.
Specifies the input voltage and frequency for the device.
Details the maximum load capacity for various lamp types.
Covers Auto Off Timer, Detection Range, and Lux Adjustment parameters.
Specifies operating temperature range and environmental protection ratings.
Lists the detector, screws, lens shield, and instruction manual provided.
Lists optional junction box (KDP3/5 FP) and power box cap (KDP3/5).
Describes the KDP3 as a ceiling mount presence detector for lighting automation.
Covers mounting methods and the red LED indicator for status.
Details optional IR remote and ambient Lux reading capability.
Mentions KDP3/5 accessories for specific mounting requirements.
Specifies the detector dimensions as Φ110 x 55mm.
Shows dimensions for detector with optional power box cap KDP3/5.
Disconnect power and read manual carefully before installation.
Recommends installation height of 2-3m for optimal detection pattern.
Explains sensitivity to movement across vs. towards the detector.
Lists conditions to avoid, like heat sources and reflective surfaces.
Explains manual on/off switching via R/S terminal and push button.
Details manual on/off modes, activation, deactivation, and slave detector connection.
Explains how ambient light level affects load turn-on/off delay times.
Illustrates wiring diagram for normal detector operation.
Shows wiring diagram for controlling a staircase timer switch.
Step-by-step guide for flush mounting using a standard junction box.
Details flush mounting using the optional KDP3/5 power box cap.
Instructions for surface mounting with KDP3/5 FP junction box.
Explains feeding cables through knockouts and fixing the junction box.
Explains the function and settings for Lux and Time adjustment knobs.
Describes how to use lens shields to mask undesired detection areas.
Explains the walk test purpose and how to perform it by setting Time knob to Test.
Details test steps, warm-up, trigger interval, and lens adjustment.
Lists problems like device not turning on/off and their causes/solutions.
Addresses issues with LED not turning on and exceeding detection range.
Explains causes and solutions for unwanted triggering, like heat sources.
Recommends the IR remote for easier settings and 'Lux learning' function.
General| Type | PIR Motion Sensor |
|---|---|
| Operating Temperature | -10°C to +50°C |
| IP Rating | IP20 |
| Detection Range | 360 degrees |
| Alarm Duration | Adjustable |
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