STEINEL IS 2180 - User Manual

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Safety warnings

Disconnect the power

before attempting any

work on the motion

detector.

The electrical connec-

tion lead must be dead

during installation.

Therefore, switch off the

power supply ﬁ rst and

check that the circuit is

disconnected using a

voltage tester.

! Installation of the sensor

involves work on the

mains power supply.

This work must therefore

be carried out profes-

sionally in accordance

with the applicable wiring

regulations and supply

conditions.

Please note that the sen-

sor must be protected

by a 10 A circuit breaker.

The mains supply lead

must be no greater than

10 mm in diameter.

Only carry out time and

light threshold settings

with the lens ﬁ tted.

Principle

The IS 2180-2 is equipped

with two 120° pyro sensors

which detect the invisible

heat emitted by moving

objects (people, animals

etc.). The heat detected

is electronically converted

into a signal that switches

on loads (e.g. a light) con-

nected to it. Heat is not

detected through obstacles,

such as walls or panes of

glass. Heat radiation of this

type will, therefore, not trig-

ger the sensor. With a 90°

angle of aperture, the two

pyro sensors cover a detec-

tion angle of 180°. The lens

can be removed and turned,

thereby permitting two max.

basic reach settings of 5m

or 12 m. Using the wall

mounts provided with the

unit, the infrared sensor can

easily be ﬁ tted to internal

and external corners.

Important: The most

reliable way of detecting

motion is to install the unit

so that the sensor is aimed

across the direction in

which a person would walk

and by ensuring that no

obstacles (such as trees,

walls etc.) obstruct the line

of sensor vision.

Reach max. 12 m Reach max. 5 m

Direction of approach:

towards the sensor

Direction of approach:

across the detection zone

Installation instructions

Dear Customer,

Congratulations on purchas-

ing this STEINEL Infrared

Sensor and thank you for

the conﬁ dence you have

shown in us. You have cho-

sen a high-quality product

that has been manufac-

tured, tested and packed

with the greatest care.

Please familiarise yourself

with these instructions

before attempting to install

the sensor since prolonged

reliable and trouble-free op-

eration will only be ensured

if it is installed properly.

We hope your new Infrared

Sensor will give you lasting

satisfaction.

System components

! Security screw

" Front cover

# Lens (can be removed

and turned for selecting

the max. basic reach set-

tings of 5 m or 12 m)

$ Light threshold setting

control 2 – 2000 lux

% Time setting control

10 sec. – 15 min.

& Clip (housing can be

ﬂ ipped up for assembly

and connection to mains

power supply)

Dimensions: (H x W x D) 120 x 76 x 56 mm

Output:

Filament bulbs, 1000 W max., operating on 230 V AC

Fluorescent lamp, 500 W max., at cos ϕ = 0.5,

inductive load at 230 V AC

6 x 58 W each max., C ≤ 132 µF

operating on 230 V AC

*1)

Connection: 230 – 240 V, 50 Hz

Detection angle 180° horizontal, 90° vertical

Sensor reach: basic setting 1: 5 m max.

basic setting 2: 12 m max. (factory setting)

+ precision adjustment from 1 – 12 m by means

of clip-on shrouds

Time setting: 10 sec. – 15 min. (factory setting: 10 sec.)

Light threshold: 2 – 2000 lux (factory setting: 2000 lux)

Enclosure: IP 54

*1)

Fluorescent lamps, low-energy bulbs, LED lights with electronic ballast (total capacity of all connected

ballasts below the value speciﬁ ed).

Technical speciﬁ cations

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Summary

Installation Instructions

System Components Overview

Details the key physical components of the infrared sensor unit.

Technical Specifications

Lists the detailed technical data for the sensor.

Operating Principle

Explains how the sensor detects motion and its detection angles.

Safety Warnings

Provides essential safety advice for installation and operation.

Installation and Mounting

Installation Procedure

Step-by-step guide for physically mounting the sensor on a wall.

Electrical Connections

Instructions for connecting the mains supply and service leads.

Corner Wall Mounting

Guidance on utilizing the corner wall mount for installation.

Sensor Functions Adjustment

How to adjust time delay and light threshold settings.

Reach Settings

Basic Reach Adjustment

How to set the maximum detection range to 5m or 12m.

Precision Adjustment with Shrouds

Using shrouds to define or exclude specific areas from detection.

Wiring, Troubleshooting, and Maintenance

Wiring Examples

Diagrams illustrating various wiring configurations for the sensor.

Troubleshooting Guide

Common malfunctions, their causes, and recommended remedies.

Operation and Maintenance

Guidelines for optimal sensor operation and basic cleaning.

Declarations and Guarantee

Declaration of Conformity

Statement of compliance with Low Voltage and EMC Directives.

Declaration of Guarantee

Information regarding the 5-year warranty and how to make claims.