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ES806 Passive Infrared (PIR) Dual Technology Ceiling
Mount Motion Sensor User Manual
General
The ES806 is a ceiling mount motion sensor with PIR and Microphone dual
technology. The combination allows the sensor to detect motion and sound (if
enabled).
This sensor is ideal for larger areas, such as open plan offices and large rooms.
Once the primary detector (PIR) senses motion, the lights will be switched ON –
should the motion be insufficient the microphone (if enabled) will continue to keep
the lights on when detecting sound.
When the area is vacated and the sensor detects either no motion or sound the
light/s will remain on until such time as the pre set time delay has lapsed.
If, after reviewing this guide, you require additional information or assistance
please contact Eco Heat Equipment at info@ecosensor.co.za, +27 (0)861 999 887,
or www.ecosensor.co.za.
Technical Specifications
§Voltage: 220 – 240V/AC
§Frequency: 50/60Hz
§Load: Incandescent max: 1 000W
Fluorescent max: 600W
LED max: 300W
§Detection Angle: 360 °
§Detection Range: 1 – 10m radius
§Light level: 10 – 2 000 LUX
§Time setting: 10 seconds – 30 minutes
§Installation height: 2.5m – 3.5m
§Working temperature: -10°C to 40°C
§Dimensions: 115mm diameter x 54.9mm(H)
Safety
Any incorrect use or installation procedure not recommended by the
manufacturer may cause fire, electrical shock or injury to persons.
Box Contents
Your box should contain the following items:
§Sensor
WARNING:
Controlling a load in excess of the specified ratings will damage the unit and lights
and could pose risk of fire and electric shock.
Do not install this unit to control a power socket.
Installation Instructions
WARNING: ALL WIRING MUST BE DONE IN ACCORDANCE WITH NATIONAL AND
LOCAL ELECTRICAL CODES AND STANDARDS.
Note: motion sensors respond to rapid changes in temperature so care should be
taken not to mount the device near a climate control source (i.e. heaters or air
conditioners). Hot or cold draughts will seem like body motion to the sensor and will
trigger the device. Recommended distance from climate control devices is 2m.
1. Turn power off at circuit breaker or fuse
2. Remove top cover from base of sensor
3. Connect wires as per diagram
4. Sensor can be secured onto ceiling with M5 butterfly screws/spring toggle
5. Restore power at circuit breaker or fuse
Sensor calibration:
Note: Allow up to 1 minute for the motion sensor to recalibrate after it has been
connected for the very first time. This is only necessary during installation or when
the mains supply is disconnected.
Operation and Field of View
The motion sensor detects motion within its coverage area and controls the
associated lighting connected to the sensor. The passive infra red (PIR) sensor is
sensitive to the heat emitted by the human body. In order to trigger the sensor the
source of heat must move from one zone of detection to another. The device is
most effective in sensing motion across its field of view and less effective sensing
motion towards or away from its field of view.
Installation wire diagram
Sensor detection range from side: large motion
Sensor detection range from top: large motion
Motion Sensor Settings and Adjustments
The motion sensor is a Passive Infra Red (PIR) type electronic occupancy detector,
which in turn switches the lights when connected to the motion sensor. There are
four adjustments that can be made to influence the operation of the motion
sensor:
1. RANGE: motion detection range
2. TIME: time delay after motion/sound until shut off
3. LUX/LIGHT: level of ambient light sensitivity
4. MICROPHONE: use of sound as backup to motion detection to keep the
device on.
The four adjustments settings are as follows:
Detection range: 1m to 10m radius
Time setting range: 10 sec to 30 min
Lux (light) sensitivity: 10 to 2 000 LUX
Microphone: On/Off
Manual Override
For manual control, the ES806 motion sensor features a convenient push button
switch.
If the lights are OFF, pressing the button will turn the lights ON for as long as the
room is occupied. The lights will turn OFF once the room is vacant, after the
delayed OFF time expires.
If the lights are ON, pressing the button will turn the lights OFF and keep them OFF
even if the room is occupied. This feature is particular useful when the automatic
motion sensor settings need to be overridden. The lights can be turned back ON
by simply pressing the button. The sensor will return to normal operation.
