Timeguard ZV810 - Manual

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INST
ALLA
TION & OPERA
TING
INSTRUCTIONS
MOTION SENSOR
PIR LIGHT SWITCH
Cat No. ZV810
Specifications
Supply Voltage: 230VAC 50Hz.
Permissible
Loads:
40-500W for incandescent light.
40-150W for low voltage
halogen light.
18-150W for fluorescent light
with electronic ballast.
15-150W for electronic PL lamp
(Philips, Osram only).
Light ON Time: Adjustable from about 6 seconds
to 12 minutes.
Lux: Fully adjustable light level
sensitivity for sensor to be
activated at the desired
brightness in daytime.
Detection Range: Adjustable up to 8 meters( 20ºC ).
Detection Angle: Up to 180º ( 20ºC ).
Fuse Protection: 3.15A, 5 x 20mm changeable
Manual Switch:
OFF /AUTO / ON
Operating
Temperature:
-10ºC ~ +45 ºC
Environmental
Protection: IP30.
Fig. 10 Silver Label
5. To reduce the detection area, user can put
on the silver label which is supplied with this
instruction manual to cover the lens. (See Fig.10 )
2. Adjust the "LUX"
to set the light level
required for operation
to start at the required
light level.
3. Adjust the "METER"
to set the detection
distance up to about 8M.
B. Adjustment the
"TIME", "LUX", and
"METER" knobs.
(See Fig. 11)
1. Adjust the "TIME"
control to set the ON
time from about 6
seconds to the
maximum 12 minutes.
This period starts after
body movement within
the detection area is
sensed.
Fig. 11
Operation
A. Functions of Slide Manual Switch
After fitting the unit use the slide switch to set
the "ON", "AUTO" or "OFF" functions. (See Fig. 11)
1.ON - lights “ON” manually.
Note:
Set the switch in "OFF" position when
replacing lights or fuses.
2.OFF - lights “OFF” manually.
3.AUTO - lights “ON” or “OFF” automatically
according to the “METER”, “TIME” and
“LUX”, control settings.
B. Operations in Different Wiring Conditions
1. When one or two sensor switches are used in a
circuit. Sensor switch A should be set to the
"AUTO" position.
2. When the sensor switch is in a two way circuit
(See Fig. 7), the remote switch acts as a momentary
switch. It can only trigger the sensor switch to
turn the lights when the slide switch is set to the
"AUTO" position. Thus, the two-way circuit will
be controlled by the sensor switch.
3. When two sensor switches are used in a two
way circuit (See Fig. 8) the operation will be as
follows:-
Troubleshooting
Each sensor switch has undergone rigorous
testing and quality control, malfunctions are
mostly due to incorrect installation or exposure
to heat souces.
Lights Do Not Turn On
1. Turn off power for at least 5 seconds, then on
again.
2. Check that lights and fittings work properly.
Compare wiring to the wiring diagram. Check
that power is on.
3. Check that the slide switch is not in the
"OFF " position.
4. Check the fuse.
Lights Come On And Off Quickly
1. Heat from lights will cause unsteady sensor
performance.
2. Make sure lights are not reflecting back into
the sensor. Check for white or reflective surfaces
in the protection pattern. If so aim sensor and
lights in a different direction.
3. Note that the sensor is more sensitive in
winter since infrared energy is easier for the
sensor to detect in cold temperature. Turn
"METER" knob closer to " - ".
Lights Do Not Turn Off
1. Check that the Time control knob is set to
minimum.
2. Check that the slide switch is in the "ON"
position.
3. Keep out of the detection area to avoid
activating.
4. Make sure the unit is not mounted on an
unstable object which is warm. Make sure the
unit is firmly mounted.
5. Make sure the unit is not aimed at something
that would cause a temperature change such as
air conditioners or heating vents.
6. Turn power off for more than 5 seconds, then
turn on again to resume automatic operation.
7. Make sure line voltage is stable.
Note: Keep the lens area clean and free of
obstructions. Do not attempt to open or repair
the unit.
Do not use with dimmer or any other switch
containing electronic circuit.
Note: Do not use with fluorescent and PL
lamps that have conventional ballast (iron
ballast). This will damage the starter and cause
the ZV810 to retrigger.
This is the silver label which can be used to
cover the lens as (Fig.10) shown.
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A Sensor B Sensor Switch Light
Slide Switch Slide Switch Controlled
Position Position Status
ON ON ON
OFF ON ON
OFF OFF OFF
AUTO AUTO AUTO
AUTO ON ON
AUTO OFF AUTO
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