STEINEL IS 360 W User manual

Installation Instructions

Ceiling Mount Outdoor

Occupancy Sensor

Consignes d’installation

Détecteur de présence

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IS 360 W

IS 360 B

English

Made in

Romania

Français

RoHS

Compliant

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Product Overview

120V

60Hz PIR

IP54 360°

Ceiling

mount

Applications

• Exterior: entryways, carports,

balconies, building sofﬁts

• Interior: corridors, vestibules,

garages

Intended uses

• Suitable for automatic switching

of lights

• NOT suitable for alarm systems

In this package

• IS 360 sensor

• Accessory pack (2 fastening

screws, 2 anchors, 2 rubber

plugs, 3 wire nuts, 2 lens

shrouds)

• Installation instructions

Needed for installation

• For exterior installation:

1 NEMA watertight round

4-inch junction box

• For interior installation:

1 octagon 4-inch junction box

Note: mounting screw holes are

3.5” apart

IS 360 Installation Overview

Environmental considerations

• Weather can affect operation

of the sensor. Strong gusts of

wind, snow, rain and hail can

cause switching errors, since the

sudden temperature changes

cannot be distinguished from

heat sources.

WARNING

• Turn power off at the circuit breaker before installing the sensor

• Sensor must be installed and used in accordance with appropriate

electrical codes and regulations

• Installation by a qualiﬁed electrician is recommended

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Voltage 120 VAC, 60 Hz

Load rating 0-600 watt Tungsten

0-300 watt Ballast

Time delay 10 sec to 15 min

Light level .2 - 200 footcandles

2 - 2000 lux

Coverage 360°, up to 40

foot reach

Environment Rated IP54 raintight

-4°F to +122°F

-20° C to +50°C

Dimensions 3.9 x 4.7 x 4.7 in

100 x 120 x 120 mm

5 year warranty

UL Listed, CSA Approved,

RoHS Compliant

SpeciﬁcationsProduct description

The STEINEL IS 360 occupancy

sensor automatically turns lights

ON when presence is detected and

OFF when a space is left vacant,

enhancing security, convenience

and energy savings. The sensors are

raintight for safe, reliable operation

indoors and out.

40 ft 40 ft

40 ft

40 ft 40 ft

Mounting plate

Sensor housing

Decorative ring

(adjustments beneath)

Housing cover

Coverage shroud

Detection lens

1 4

2 5

3 6

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Mounting

Fastening screw

Placement guidelines

• Intended for surface mounting

under sofﬁt (exterior) or on

ceiling (interior)

• Ideal outdoor placement for the

IS 360 is under an overhang

• Detection lens must have a clear,

unobstructed view of detection

area

• Ideal mounting height is

8-12 feet

• Backout the 2 fastening screws;

separate sensor housing from

mounting plate.

• Insert the two rubber plugs into the

mounting plate.

• Place the sensor wires through

the knockout in the center of

the mounting plate and connect

electrical wires (see Wiring).

• Align mounting plate with junction

box and secure with j-box screws.

• Realign mounting plate to sensor

housing; secure with fastening

screws.

• Reapply and engage the housing

cover.

(Note: The device housing is not

suitable for ﬁeld wiring termination.)

Housing cover

Decorative ring

Mounting plate

Sensor housing

Junction box

Installation

Ensure use of the correct enclosure

and conﬁrm power is off at the

circuit breaker.

• Remove housing cover. Press

the two indentations on side

of housing cover, turn counter-

clockwise and pull.

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Wiring

LINE (BLACK)

NEUTRAL

Local OFF

Switch (optional)

HOT

NEUTRAL (WHITE)

LOAD (RED)

When installing, make sure power has

been switched off at the breaker and

check that the circuit is dead with a

voltage tester. The leads consist of

three wires:

Black L IN = hot wire

Red L OUT = switched hot wire for

ﬁxture

LINE (BLACK)

NEUTRAL

Local OFF

Switch (optional)

HOT

NEUTRAL (WHITE)

LOAD (RED)

LINE (BLACK)

NEUTRAL (WHITE)

LOAD (RED)

White N = neutral wire. Connect N

(white) with the neutral wire (usually

white)

Connect L OUT (red) with the hot wire

of the ﬁxture (usually black.) Connect

L (black) with the hot wire of the

supply lead (usually black.)

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Setup & Commissioning

Operation

Test mode

• Ensure that the sensor is in test

mode.

- set time delay to position 1

(minimum setting of 10 sec).

- set light level to position 1

(light level function overridden).

Light LevelTime Delay

The IS 360 operates by turning lights

on automatically when occupancy

is detected and off when the space

is left vacant and the time delay has

elapsed.

The light level feature keeps lighting

off during daylight hours, regardless

of occupancy.

Adding a wall switch provides a

manual override function. While

the switch is ON, the sensor is in

occupancy control mode. Users can

turn the switch OFF at any time to

keep lights OFF.

• Turn power ON at the circuit break-

er (lights will turn ON). After a warm

up period of up to one minute,

lights will turn OFF if the sensor

does not detect motion.

• Walk in view of sensor, lights should

turn ON. Be still for 10 sec. and lights

should turn OFF.

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.2 - 200 fc

10 sec - 15 min

Typical mounting height for the IS 360

is 8 to 10 feet

Setup & Commissioning (cont’d)

Coverage size

With an installation height of 8 to

10 feet, maximum reach is up to

40 ft. If needed, the detection zone

can be adjusted (see below).

Coverage may vary depending on

mounting height and environmental

conditions.

Light level

The light level feature allows light-

ing to remain OFF during daylight,

regardless of occupancy. Daytime

operation is at 200 footcandles

(factory setting) with the adjust-

ment set at position 1.

Nighttime operation, .2 footcan-

dles, is at position 6.

Time delay

Time delay is the period of time

lights remain ON after a space is

left unoccupied. Adjustment rang-

es from 10 sec. (factory setting)

to 15 min.

After setup and commissioning

tests are complete, adjust the time

delay and light level settings to ﬁt

your application needs.

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Shrouds, supplied with each unit,

snap in place, allowing users to adjust

coverage as needed. Shrouds cover

any desired number of lens segments

and reduce the reach. Undesired de-

tection of cars, pedestrians, etc. out-

side the desired detection range can

be eliminated.

The shrouds can be divided vertically

or horizontally along the grooved

divisions, or cut with scissors.

After removing the decorative ring,

the shrouds are suspended on the

upper part of the sensor lens.

The decorative ring is subsequent-

ly reapplied and the shrouds are ﬁxed

ﬁrmly in place.

Coverage adjustment - shrouds

40 ft

15 ft

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The sensor’s reach will vary depending on

the user’s approach. The ﬁne tune adjustment

can change the coverage angle to achieve

detection earlier.

Coverage adjustment - ﬁne tune

rotation

Fine tune adjustment is also possi-

ble by turning the sensor housing

± 10°. This alters the angle of the

coverage zone.

For example, in an application where

users are not detected soon enough,

adjusting the sensor housing 10°

ensures that the user’s motion enters

a switching zone sooner, thus turning

lights on sooner.

ca.5 m

ca.12 m

16 ft 40 ft

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Troubleshooting

No power at the sensor ■breaker has tripped;

light switch is in OFF

position

■short circuit

■reset breaker, turn

light switch to ON

position, check wiring

with voltage tester

■check for proper

wiring connections

Lights do not switch ON ■light level setting is in

nighttime mode during

daytime operation

■lamp burned out

■power is OFF

■breaker has tripped

■detection zone not

correctly adjusted

■adjust light level

setting

■replace lamp

■turn power ON at

circuit breaker

■reset breaker

■readjust

Lights do not switch OFF ■abundant heat from

the ﬁxture is within

detection zone and

keeps lights ON as a

result of temperature

change

■readjust zone or apply

shroud

Lights keep switching

ON/OFF

■switched ON light is

within detection zone

■animals moving in

detection zone

■adjust detection zone

or apply shrouds,

increase distance

■adjust zone or apply

shrouds

Lights switch ON without

obvious movement

■wind is moving trees

and bushes in the

detection zone

■cars in the street are

detected

■sudden temp changes

due to weather (wind,

rain, snow) or exhaust

air from fans or open

windows

■adjust zone or apply

shrouds

■adjust zone or apply

shrouds adjust

■adjust detection zone

or install in a different

place

Malfunction Cause Remedy

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