e
1 2 3
1 2 3
max
50
Lux
1500
Lux
ON
OFF
max
50
Lux
1500
Lux
ON
OFF
1 2 3
R2
R1
–
+
R
24V ~
R2
R1
R
–
R+ +
24V ~
Sensor and power supply in one case
Power supply:
24 V AC/DC +6 %/-10 %
Power consumption:
< 1W
Ambient temperature:
-25°C to +50°C
Degree of protection /class:
SM IP20 with accessory Socket
IP54, FC IP20 with accessory Covering IP23 / II
Settings:
locally and by remote control
Light values - IR-PD:
10 - 2000 Lux
Extension of the detection area:
with Slaves
Area of coverage:
circular 360°
Range of coverage Ø H 2.50 m / T = 18°C:
seated 2.50 m / tangential 10 m / radial 6 m
Recommended height for mounting:
2 - 3 m
Light measurement:
mixed light, da artificial light
Lux values - Potentiometer:
10 - 2000 Lux
• Channel 1 and Channel 2:
each a potential-free contact NO
Contact load:
Version 3A
24 V AC/DC, 3 A cos (
ϕ)
=1
Version RR with Reed-Relay 24 V AC/DC, 100 mA for extra
low-noise switching, cos (
ϕ)
=1
Time settings (Channel 1):
15 sec. - 16 min. (30 min. with
remote control) / Test
Time settings (Channel 2):
alarm-impulse with 3 impulses per
10 sec.
Dimensions H x Ø [mm]
SM
FC
PD2-M-2C-24V
50 x 98 84.5 x 80
Visible portion when built into ceiling:
34 x 79 mm
Declaration of Conformity:
The product complies with
the low voltage recommendation 2006/95/EC and the EMV
recommendation 2004/108/EC.
13. Technical data PD2-Master-2C-24V
10. Wiring diagrams
11. PD2-M-2C-24V - Connections
Type
SM
FC
PD2-M-2C-24V-3A
92154
92164
PD2-M-2C-24V-RR
92305
92306
LUXOMAT
®
Remote control:
IR-PD (incl. wall bracket)
92160
IR-PD-Mini
92159
Accessory:
BSK Ball basket guard
92199
Wall bracket for remote control as replacement 92100
Occupancy detectors - Covering IP23
92206
Socket IP54
92161
12. Article / Part nr. / Accessory
M
A
N 5
61
7
– 1
61
20
9-
4
In case the sensing area of the
LUXOMAT
®
PD2-M-2C-24V
is too large or areas are being covered that should not be
monitored, the range can be reduced or limited through
use of the enclosed masking clips (e).
9. Exclude sources of interference
(PD2-M-2C-24V-SM)
8. Range of Coverage
14. LED-functional indicators, fault-finding
The functional indicators in the case of the
LUXOMAT
®
PD2-M-2C-24V (red and green LED‘s)
Red LED indicating self-checking mode (over a period
of 60 seconds following mains‘-supply lock-on)
Flashing at intervals of 1 second
EEPROM/memory empty
Flashing rapidly
EEPROM/memory contains information
Red LED as an indicator of status
Flashing irregularly
Movements are detected within the area of coverage
Flashing regularly
Detector identifies bright, light off
(dependent upon operating mode)
Not illuminated
Detector identifies dark, light on
(dependent upon operating mode)
Flashing extremely rapidly
Too bright / Too dark / Undefined
Red LED as an acknowledgement of receipt for
commands from the remote control
Illuminated for 2 seconds
Signal validly received
Illuminated for 0.5 seconds
Not-accepted command, detector blocked
Flashing extremely rapidly
Not-accepted command, occurs, for example, when
an attempt is made to input twilight-value are too
bright or too dark
Lights up for 3 seconds
Fully automatic mode
Flashing for 3 seconds
Semi automatic mode
Green LED as an indicator of status (only for status
“Permanent protection against sabotage”
)
Flashing irregularly
Movement are detected within the area of coverage
Flashing regularly
Detector identifies bright, light off
(dependent upon operating mode)
Not illuminated
Detector identifies dark, light on
(dependent upon operating mode)
lluminated for 2 seconds
Signal validly received
(dependent upon operating mode)
6. Manual Switching
You can switch the lighting on and off manually by
pressing the pushbutton for a short time. It will stay on or
off as long as people are detected plus the configured
follow up time.
7. Indication of brightness by contact 1
in terms of a resistor value
(for button see point 11, page 2)
When required contact 1 can be switched into delivery of
light proportional resistor value.
By means of this a suitable external circuit can deduct the ac-
tual brightness value at the mounting place of the occupancy
sensor and can put it as variable on a LON or EIB bus. The
value of that resistor will be delivered in function of
approx. 1kOhm for bright
approx. 15 MOhm for dark
For the selction of the function the toggle switch on the
back of the sensor to be put into the desired position:
1: no function at all
2: dry contact, NO
3: delivery of resistor value
1 2 3
Connections PD2-M-2C-24V-SM
Connections PD2-M-2C-24V-FC
quer zum Melder gehen
frontal zum Melder gehen
Unterkriechschutz
walking across
walking towards
seated
1
2
Standard operation,
additional manual switching is
possible (push the button approx. 2 sec.). The potentiome-
ters not to be set on “Test” or “Sun”, otherwise the pread-
justed values will get lost during this manual operation.
Master-/Slave-operation
, i.e. Masters operate as
Slaves. The Master is the only unit to read in the Lux levels
and to switch the connected loads. The Slave units will react
on motion only, independently of the Lux levels, by sending
an impulse via the dry contact, to the Master.
24V ~
R 24V R1 R2
R+
AC/DC
Terminal connection for Master-/Slave-operation
MASTER/SLAVE-
mode
2x NO dry contact
3 A resp. 0,1 A
MASTER
R 24V R1 R2
R+
AC/DC
24V ~
R 24V R1 R2
R+
AC/DC
Standard operation with external push button
MASTER
Standard operation
R 24V R1 R2
24V ~
R+
AC/DC
Terminal connection for standard operation
MASTER
R1+R2
2x NO dry contact
Version 1 (2 x 3 A)
Version 2 (2 x 100 mA)
R1+R2
2x NO dry contact
Version 1 (2 x 3 A)
Version 2 (2 x 100 mA)
5. Fully / Semi automatic mode
(for IR-PD functions see page 1)
Fully automatic operation
In this operating mode, the lighting switches automati-
cally on and off for increased comfort, depending on
presence and brightness.
Semiautomatic operation
(Semiautomatic can only be activated via the remote
control!)
In this operating condition, in order to gain increased
savings, the lighting is energized only after being manu-
ally switched on.
Switch-off takes place automatically.
The semiautomatic mode basically behaves like the fully
automatic one. However, the difference is that switching-
on must always be carried out manually!
As many (closer-contact) buttons as desired can be wired
in parallel on the “R” button input (ON/OFF).
10 m
6 m
2.50 m
10 m
360°
2.50 m
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