Theben TIMEGUARD PDFM361AB Manual
Presence Detector With
Model: PDFM361AB
(1 Channel)
Model: PDFM362AB
(2 Channel)
I n s t a llation & Ope r ating Instruction s
Optional Absence Detection
360º Flush Mount PIR
1. General Information
These instructions should be read carefully and retained for
further reference and maintenance.
Timeguard reserve the right to alter these instructions
at any time. Up to date instructions will always be available
for download at www.timeguard.com
2. Safety
• Before installation or maintenance, ensure the mains supply
to the PIR is switched off and the circuit supply fuses are
removed or the circuit breaker turned off.
• It is recommended that a qualified electrician is consulted or
used for the installation of this PIR and install in accordance
with the current IEE wiring and Building Regulations.
• Check that the total load on the circuit including when this
PIR is fitted does not exceed the rating of the circuit
cable, fuse or circuit breaker.
• To clean use a clean dry cloth only. Do not use liquid cleaners.
3. Technical Specifications
• Class Protection: Class 2
Note:
• IP Rating: IP20
• Operating Temperature: -20˚to 40˚C
• PIR Detection Range: up to 8m at a 2.5m
• Mains Suppply: 220-240V AC 50Hz
1
mounting height
• Dectection Angle: 360˚
2
• Time ON Adjustment: 30sec - 30min
60 Minutes with optional
remote control IR10AB
• (LUX) level adjustment: 10 - 2000
• Manual Override: Yes
• Load 1 for Lighting: 2200W Incandescent
2200W Halogen
1200VA/140uF Fluorescent
800VA/600W LED
• Load 2 for HVAC: Voltage free contacts:
Max 5A for 230V AC
or 30V DC (resistive)
73W Motor
• Modes: Presence / Absence
• CE Compliant
• EC Directives: Conforms to the latest
directiives
• Construction: Polycarbonate
• Dimensions (H x W x D): 105mm x 105mm x 67mm
• PIR Ceiling Projection: 23.5mm
Note: Only PDFM362AB
supports 2 channel.
Note: Absence mode can only be triggered via using the IR10AB
remote control. (Sold Separately). A push switch is required for
absence mode to work on the PIR.
If a 2 channal surface PIR is required, model number PDSMSB
(Surface Mount Box), along with PDFM362AB
(2 Channel Flush Mount PIR) can be combined to work as a
2 channel surface mount PIR. The flush and surface base plates
are hot swapable. PDSMSB (Sold Separately)
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4. Selecting a location
• The PIR has a number of detection zones at various horizontal
and vertical angles as shown below.
• A moving human body or object needs to cross one of these
zones to activate the sensor. The optimum height for this is
between 2m - 2.5m mouting height. Careful positioning of
the luminaire is required to ensure the best performance from
the PIR and the appointed approach path.
Effective Approach Path
(ACROSS)
Ineffective Approach Path
(TOWARDS)
• Avoid positioning the PIR near any sources of heat in
and around the detection area such as extractor fans,
tumble dryers or boiler exhauhsts etc. This would also include
other light sources such as secuirty lights.
•Reflective surfaces (i.e. pools of water, white painted walls,
overhanging branches and other types of foliage) may cause
false activation under heightened weather conditions.
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•During extreme weather conditions the PIR may exhibit
unusual behaviour if placed in sight of a window. Once
normal weather resumes, the PIR will carryout normal
operations.
5. Installtion
• Ensure the mains supply is switched off and the circuit
supply fuses are removed or the circuit breaker turned off.
•An isolating switch should be installed to enable the power
to be switched ON and OFF to the PIR. This allows the
unit to be easily switched OFF for maintenance purposes.
•Mark the position of the 68mm diameter hole cut out,
taking care to avoid ceiling joists and other obstructions
within the position the hole cut out will be placed.
•Drill a pilot hole to take the centre shaft of the hole cutter.
•Use the hole cutter to cut the required hole.
•Pass the 230V 50Hz mains supply and load cables through
the hole and prepare for termination
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• Unscrew the side on door entry access points on the base
plate of the PIR and open it. Locate the terminal connections
and terminate the cables into the terminal block ensuring
that the correct polarity is observed and that all bare
conductors are sleeved. (See Section 6. Connection Diagram)
•When wiring is complete, close the door entry access points
to clamp the cable securely into place. Tighten the screws
to the door entry points and ensure not to over tighten.
Door entry point for
terminal access
Swing motion
door entry
Cable clamp built into the
door entry access point
• Fit the PIR into the hole cut out previously cut until the springs
flcik out and secure the body to the ceiling.
ø68mm
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6. Connection Diagram
C2 C1
LN N
P/S
L
N
Channel
1 Load
Push
Button
Channel 2 Load
Volt Free Input
LN N
P/S
L
N
Channel
1 Load
Push
Button
230V AC 50Hz Mains Supply
Live (Brown or Red) to L
Neutral (Blue or Black to N
PDFM361AB: Wiring Configuration
Load
Switched Live
(Brown or Red) to
Neutral (Blue or Black to N
PDFM361AB
PDFM362AB
Channel 1: 230V AC 50Hz Only
Live (Brown or Red) to L
Neutral (Blue or Black to N
Channel 2: Volt Free Input to C1
(5-230V AC 50Hz or 5-30V DC
5A MAX) or 73W Motor
PDFM362AB: Wiring Configuration
Load
Switched Live Channel 1
(Brown or Red) to
Switched Live Channel 2
Volt Free Output to C2
(Terminal C2 will refelct the
supply from terminal C1)
Supply (Mains + Volt Free)
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7.Commisioning and Operation
• Restore the power from the mains supply breaker or
isolating switch and test for the correct operation.
• Adjust the time dial (fully anti-clockwise), and the Lux
dial should be set to the sun symbol for daylight/night
operation for the purpose of the walk test.
• Allow the PIR to settle down if the attched load is switched
on, this is called warm up mode and can take several minutes
to switch off as long as there is nothing detected in the pickup
area.
• Once the unit is in the OFF position walk across the
detection area, when the PIR is triggered and the load will
turn ON for the minimum set amount of time.
• Once you are happy with the pickup area of the PIR you
can set the Lux dial in the anticlockwise direction to trigger
when dusk is approaching. (This may be best performed in
real time in the evening subject to the users preferance).
• You can also adjust the time dial which will vary the
timeout peroids of the PIR once the pickup area is vacated
of any movement.
Walk Test Procedure
8.Switching from Presence to
to Absence mode
• The PIR will come pre-set to presence mode as standard, if
you require an absence detector continue following this
section. Note that a IR10AB remote will be required to
change modes. Otherwise you can skip to section 9.
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• To switch the PIR from presence to absence mode, press the
lock/unlock button and you will see 2 flashes from the LED
receiver of the PIR, this indicates that the PIR is unlocked and
ready to receive further instructions from the remote control.
Next press the Semi Auto button on the IR10AB remote
control. The LED receiver light will flash once for up to 2
seconds and dissapear, this indicates that the PIR is now in
Semi Auto (absence mode).
• When the PIR set to absence mode, the unit will not switch
on automatically when someone walks in the detection area.
• The person in the room must press the retractable push
button for the light to switch on. From this point onwards as
long as detection in the area has constant movement, the
PIR will continue to keep the luminaire or attached load
swtiched on, until the subject has moved out of the detection
area and the time delay function takes over.
• For example if set to 10 minutes the PIR will begin to
countdown from this value once nothing is in the detection
area. If a subject is detected the time delay will reset.
Switching From Presence To Absence Mode:
Switching From Absence To Presence Mode:
• To switch the PIR from absence to presence mode, press the
lock/unlock button and you will see 2 flashes from the LED
receiver of the PIR. Next press the Auto button on the
IR10AB remote control. The LED receiver light will flash
twice and dissapear, this indicates that the PIR is now in
Auto (presence mode). There will be up to a 1 minute delay
in changing modes where the PIR will not switch.
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Problem Cause/Solution
The luminaire does
not switch on when
in the detection area.
Bulb faulty or missing.
Nearby light sources causing interference.
Redirect the PIR or light source if possible.
9. Troubleshooting Guide
9.Optional Remote Control
• The IR10AB is an optional remote control that is sold
separately. If absence detection is required the IR10AB will
be needed to change modes over.
• LUX control adjustment.
(Auto mode only).
• Time delay adjustment
(up to 60 minutes
Auto mode only).
• Independant channel control
(PDFM362AB only).
• Sensitiveity control.
• Manual override ON/OFF
(10 hours).
• Learn mode: Set for a specific
Lux level.
• Lock/Unlock PIR settings.
• Semi Auto mode: Absence
• Auto mode: Presence
• Pulse mode
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