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Details the basic and advanced features of the EM803PIR and EM803PIRS models.
Illustrates installing the EM803PIRS with an EM800SLAVE or EM770X push button for advanced features.
Specifies the operating temperature range from +0°C to +50°C.
Details voltage, frequency, and maximum load capacities for various lamp types including LED and fan motors.
Illustrates the wiring connections for the basic EM803PIR model, including load, active, and neutral.
Depicts wiring for the EM803PIRS model, including remote connections and integration with EM800SLAVE/EM770X.
Explains how the load turns on with detected movement and stays on for a user-set period when ambient light is low.
Details how the push button on EM803PIRS can turn the load on/off and disable sensor for 5 minutes.
Describes how to adjust the ambient light threshold (1-2000 lux) to control operation in Auto Mode.
Explains how to adjust the time period the load stays on after the last detected movement (5 seconds to 30 minutes).
Describes the LED's warm-up sequence, on/off status, and flashing behavior, including color options for EM803PIRS.
Identifies the physical controls for Lux Setting, Time Setting, and the movement sensor itself.
Shows the detection area diagram, specifying a 40° angle and 5 meters range.
Stresses proper installation by an electrician and adherence to specified load types and cleaning instructions.
Advises against severe electromagnetic interference, self-repair, and using the 'megger' testing method.
Outlines statutory guarantees, claims process, and contact details for technical support in Australia and New Zealand.
The Excel Life™ Wall Plate-Mounted Movement Sensor is a device designed to automate lighting and other loads based on detected movement and ambient light levels. It comes in two models: the EM803PIR and the EM803PIRS, offering varying levels of functionality.
The primary function of the movement sensor is to detect movement within its range and, in conjunction with ambient light levels, control connected loads.
Auto Mode: In this mode, the load will turn on when movement is detected and will remain on for a set period after the last detected movement. This operation is contingent on the ambient light level being below a user-defined threshold. If the light level is above this threshold, the load will not turn on unnecessarily. The time-out period and the lux threshold are both user-adjustable.
Manual Override Mode (EM803PIRS only): This advanced mode, available only on the EM803PIRS model, allows for manual control of the load. If the push button is pressed while the load is off, the load will turn on. Conversely, if the button is pressed while the load is on, the load will turn off. In either scenario, the movement sensor is temporarily disabled for 5 minutes. After this 5-minute period, the EM803PIRS automatically reverts to Auto Mode. To access this feature, the EM803PIRS model must be installed with an additional push button, either an EM800SLAVE or EM770X.
The movement sensor offers several user-configurable features to tailor its operation to specific needs.
Lux Setting: This feature allows the user to set the ambient light level threshold at which the movement sensor will operate in Auto Mode. This prevents the load from turning on when there is sufficient natural light in the room. The threshold can be adjusted using a small flat-head screwdriver. Turning the knob anticlockwise lowers the threshold, meaning the sensor will operate in brighter conditions. Turning it clockwise raises the threshold, requiring darker conditions for activation. The adjustable range is approximately 1 lux (very dark) to 2000 lux (bright daylight). For continuous operation in normal daylight levels, the knob should be turned fully clockwise.
Time Setting: The time setting determines how long the load remains on after the last detected movement in Auto Mode. This period is also adjustable with a small flat-head screwdriver. Turning the knob anticlockwise shortens the time period, while turning it clockwise lengthens it. The adjustable range for the time-out period is approximately 5 seconds to 30 minutes.
LED Indicator: The device includes an LED indicator that provides visual feedback on its status.
Movement Sensor Range: The sensor has a detection area of approximately 5 meters, with a 40-degree angle. This diagram applies to both horizontal and vertical planes, indicating a wide coverage area for movement detection.
Model Differences:
The device is designed for minimal maintenance, with specific guidelines to ensure its longevity and proper functioning.
Cleaning: The product should only be cleaned with a damp cloth. Harsh cleaning agents and solvents should not be used as they may damage the device.
Repair: The product contains no serviceable parts, and no attempt should be made to repair it. If the product is faulty, it should be discarded and replaced.
Installation: This product must be installed and used according to the provided instructions and by a licensed electrician. It is crucial to ensure that the product is only used with the specified loads. Any other load types should only be used with written confirmation from Legrand.
Electromagnetic Interference: Users should be aware that severe electromagnetic interference from other products may cause the malfunction of this device.
Product Modification: Legrand reserves the right to modify the specifications of this product at any time.
Warranty: Legrand honors all statutory guarantees under Australian and New Zealand Consumer Law, ensuring that products manufactured or imported are of acceptable quality. For warranty claims, customers should first contact the supplier, contractor, or retailer from whom the product was purchased.
| Brand | LEGRAND |
|---|---|
| Model | Excel Life EM803PIR |
| Category | Accessories |
| Frequency | 50Hz |
| Power Consumption | 0.5W |
| Material | Plastic |
| Color | White |
| IP Rating | IP20 |
| Type | PIR Motion Sensor |
| Voltage | 230V |
| Dimensions | 86mm x 86mm x 42mm |
| Detection Angle | 180 degrees |












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