Nailor 35SW - Operation; Maintenance; Planning Got Motion Sensing

IOM-EZVAVINST
Date: 10-2016 Supersedes: 7-2016
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Installation and Operation Manual
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EZvav Digital Controls
Turncounterclockwiseunlthe
screwsengagethecase.
2. Route the Ethernet cable through the mounng base.
3. Fasten the mounng base directly to a 2 x 4 inch (51 x 102 mm) outlet box or a backplate with the Allen screws toward
the oor.
4. Insert the Ethernet cable coming from the base into the sensor.
5. Place the top of the sensor over the top of the mounng base and swing it down over the Allen screw brackets. Be
careful not to pinch any wiring.
6. Turn the Allen screws counterclockwise unl they back out of the mounng base and engage the case of the sensor.
Operaon
The sensor will become operaonal as soon as it is connected to an operaonal controller. See the following pages to change room
set points or congure a EZvav controller with the sensor.
Maintenance
Remove dust as necessary from holes in top and boom. Clean the display with so, damp cloth and mild soap.
Planningformoonsensing
For moon sensing models only — Mount the sensor on a wall that will
have an unobstructed view of the typical trac in the coverage area. When
choosing a locaon, do not install the sensor in the following areas.
• Behind curtains or other obstrucons.
• In locaons that will expose it to direct sunlight or heat sources.
• Near a heang or cooling inlet or outlet.
The eecve detecon range is approximately 33 feet (10 meters). Factors
that may reduce the range may include the following items.
• The dierence between the surface temperature of the object and
the background temperature of the room is too small.
• Object movement in a direct line toward the sensor.
• Very slow or very fast object movement.
• Obstrucons in the shaded area of the diagram
Typical moon sensing coverage.
False detecons may be triggered by any of the following
condions.
• The temperature inside the detecon range
suddenly changes because of the entry of cold or
warm air from an air-condioning or heang unit.
• The sensor being directly exposed to sunlight, an
incandescent light, or other source of far-infrared
rays.
• Small animal movement.
Typicalmoonsensingcoverage
Moonsensorvercalandhorizontalpaerns
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