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WJC051B ateha

Motion detector 3-wire 1.1 m

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09/2020 - 6LE007524AHager Controls S.A.S., 33 rue Saint-Nicolas, B.P. 10140, 67703 SAVERNE CEDEX, France - www.hager.com

Safety instructions

Electrical equipment may only be installed and

assembled by a qualified electrician in ac-

cordance with the relevant installation stan-

dards, guidelines, regulations, directives, safe-

ty and accident prevention regulations of the

country.

Failure to comply with these installation inst-

ructions may result in damage to the device,

fire or other hazards.

These instructions are an integral component

of the product and must be retained by the end

user.

Design and layout of the device

(Figure 1)

(1) Mounting plate

(2) Mounting adapter

(3) Motion detectors

(4) Upper casing

(5) Mounting device cover

(6) Cover motion detector

Function

Correct use

-Automatic switching of lighting depending on

heat motion and ambient brightness

-manual switching via integrated button

-Only suitable for use in indoor areas with no

drip and no spray water.

-Assembly on the wall

Product characteristics

-integrated button for selecting operating modes

and special functions

-Lockable integrated button

-Operating mode Automatic, Semi-automatic can

be selected

-Display operating mode via LED

-Potentiometer for setting the response bright-

ness, delay time and detection sensitivity

-Additional adjustment of the response bright-

ness via Teach-In function

-Pulse encoder mode for current pulse/stairwell

circuits

-Adjustable detection angle for adaptation of the

detection area

-Party function

-Presence simulation

-optional extension unit operation via installation

button

-Expansion of detection area possible in the

case of WXF051 by means of stair motion de-

tector (master/slave configuration)

Operating modes

The motion detector detects heat motion caused

by people, animals, or objects.

Automatic mode

-The light will be switched on for the delay time,

if movements are detected in the detection area

and the set brightness threshold is undershot.

Each detected movement restarts the delay

time.

-The light will be switched off if no additional

movements are detected in the detection area

and the set delay time has elapsed.

Semiautomatic mode:

-The light is switched on manually for the delay

time via the button on the device or an extensi-

on unit button. Each detected movement or

each pressing of the button restarts the delay

time.

-The light will be switched off automatically if no

additional movements are detected in the de-

tection area and the set delay time has elapsed.

Operation

Operating concept (Figure 2)

(7) Button

(8) Status LED (behind lens)

Operation is executed by pushing the button (7) on

the motion detector:

-Keeping the button pressed activates special

functions. Selection of the special functions is

supported by the LED display (Figure 3).

Automatic mode

-A short press of the button switches the switch

mode. The switch mode is displayed via the

status LED behind the optics cover of the moti-

on detector.

Semiautomatic mode:

-A short press of the button switches the lighting

on.

Select switch mode via button (automatic

mode)

The operation button is not disabled (see Disab-

ling/enabling switch mode selection via button).

Briefly press the button (7) repeatedly until the

desired switch mode is selected. (Table 1)

The status LED (6) indicates the selected

switch mode.

Button operationLED displaySwitch

mode

Repeated short

press on button

–Automatic

green

Permanent

ON

red

Permanent

OFF

Table 1: Selection of switch mode and LED

display

Disabling/enabling switch mode selection via

button

The selection of the switch mode via the button

can be locked, e.g. for operation in public buil-

dings.

Keep the button pressed for more than 15

seconds, until the status LED is flashing green

(Figure 3).

Selection of the switch mode via the button is

disabled.

or if the button is locked:

Keep the button pressed for more than 15

seconds, until the status LED is flashing green

(Figure 3).

Selection of the switch mode via the button is

possible again.

Switch on lighting via push-button extension

unit (table 2)

Optionally the lighting can be switched on via

a mechanical push-button extension unit. For

extension unit operation, the lighting is switched on

independently of the set response brightness.

Lighting stateOperation

button

Performance of the insert

OFFShort

press

Load is switched on for the

set delay time

ONShort

press

Extension of switch-on

time by the set delay time

Table 2: Operation via push-button extension

unit

Activating/interrupting party function

The party function switches the lighting on for 2

hours.

Keep the button pressed for more than 5

seconds, until the status LED is flashing red

(Figure 3).

The lighting is switched on for 2 hours. During

this time the status LED is flashing red. Upon

elapse of 2 hours, the motion detector switches

to Automatic/Semi-automatic operation mode.

Briefly press the button or the extension unit.

The party function will be cancelled, the motion

detector returns to automatic/semi-automatic

operation mode.

Activating/deactivating presence simulation

During operation, the motion detector counts the

motion detections in one full hour and saves the

result. With active presence simulation at the be-

ginning of the hour with the most detections saved,

the light will be switched on for the duration of the

delay time, even no motion is detected.

During the presence simulation, presence detec-

tion and extension unit commands will continue to

be executed normally.

The presence simulation cannot be activated

via the extension unit.

Keep the button pressed for more than 20

seconds, until the status LED is slowly flashing

red (Figure 3).

The presence simulation is active. During this time

the status LED lights orange. The motion detector

switches the lighting on at the saved time.

To deactivate presence simulation:

While presence simulation is active, keep the

button pressed for more than 20 seconds, until

the status LED is slowly flashing red (Figure 3).

The presence simulation will be deactivated

and the orange status LED will go out. The

motion detector returns to the automatic/semi-

automatic operating mode.

Installation and electrical connection

Selecting installation location

-Note recommended installation height of 1.1 m.

-Observe the motion orientation: a distinction is

made between "direct approach" and "transver-

se motion". Motions transverse to the motion

detector can be detected better than motions

toward the motion detector (Figure 4, Figure 5).

-Select an installation location that is free of vibra-

tion. Vibrations can cause undesired switching.

-Avoid sources of interference in the detection

area (Figure 5). Sources of interference, e.g.

heating elements, ventilation systems, air con-

ditioners and lamps that are cooling down can

cause undesired switching (Figure 4).

To avoid disturbing influences, the detection

angle can be restricted (see Restriction of the

detection area).

DANGER!

Touching live parts can result in an

electric shock!

An electric shock can be lethal!

Disconnect the connecting cables

before working on the device and cover

all live parts in the area!

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Connecting and installing the device

Mount the mounting plate (1) correctly on a

suitable surface (fastening material not within

scope of delivery

Connect motion detector (3) according to the

connecting diagram (Figure 6)

Insert motion detector (3) into the mounting

adapter (2) and snap onto the mounting plate.

Attach upper casing (4) with mounting device

(5) and cover (6) on the motion detector (3).

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Funktion

Party function

Teach-In

Keylock

Presence simu-

lation

LED display

Red

orangegreenred

Hold time

operation button

> 5 s>10 s> 15 s> 20 s

Fig. 3: Selection of the special functions and LED display

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

Figure 1: Design and layout of the device

(8)

(7)

Fig. 2: Operating and display elements

Commissioning

Basic settings

The basic settings for commissioning can be made

directly using the motion detector operating ele-

ments. The operating elements for commissioning

are located underneath the cover (6).

Removing cover

Remove cover by hand (Figure 7)

Overview of operation and adjustment

elements (Figure 8)

(7) Button

(8) Status LED

(9) Detection angle adjuster

(10) Response brightness potentiometer

(11) Delay time potentiometer

(12) Sensitivity potentiometer

Setting the detection area

The detection angle can be restricted for the right

side and for the left side via each adjuster (Figure

8, 9) between 45° ... 90° for each adjuster. This

can be carried out on the device. Thus the detec-

tion angle can be between 90° and 180° (Figure 9).

Use the adjusters to set the detection angle for

each side.

Further adjustments can be made to the

detection area by activating/deactivating the

motion sensors (see Setting the function of the

detection sensors).

Setting the detection performance

Test mode must be used to test the detection per-

formance. In test mode, the motion detector works

independent of brightness. Each detection swit-

ches the lighting and status LED on for 1 second.

Thereafter motion detection will be deactivated for

2 seconds.

The motion detector is connected and ready for

operation.

Set the response brightness potentiometer

(Figure 8, 10) to Test (T).

Leave the detection area and observe the swit-

ching behaviour.

If the motion detector switches on without moti-

on in the detection area, then sources of interfe-

rence are present (see Installation location).

Reduce the sensitivity if necessary and blank

out sources of interference by adjusting the

detection angle or removing them.

Check the detection area using a detection test

and adjust if necessary.

Test mode ends if no movement is detected for

3 minutes or a brightness value is set.

If the detection area of a motion detector is

too small, it can be extended in the case of

WXF051 by using stair motion detectors as

extension units.

Setting the response brightness

The response brightness is the brightness value

saved in the motion detector; when this value is

undershot the motion detector switches the con-

nected load if movements are detected. The res-

ponse brightness can be set between approx. 5 ()

over 150 Lux (factory setting) to daytime operation

(). The  symbol stands for brightness-indepen-

dent switching. The response brightness can be

variably adjusted in the intermediate areas.

In order to control the lighting in stairwells in ac-

cordance with DIN EN12464-1, 2003-3, select

the 150 Lux potentiometer setting.

Turn the response brightness potentiometer

(Figure 8, 10) to the desired position.

To save the current ambient brightness as

response brightness, use the Teach-In function

(see Saving response brightness automatically

(Teach-In function)).

Saving response brightness automatically

(Teach-In function)

Keep the button (7) pressed for more than 10

seconds, until the orange status LED (8) is

flashing.

The motion detector detects the current ambient

brightness and saves it as response brightness.

The brightness saved via Teach-In is active until

a change occurs via the potentiometer.

ca. 180°

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1,10 m

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Figure 4: Installation location of the motion detectors and motion orientation

10°

2

0

[m]

[m]

1.1

1.75

Detection area at:

"direct approach"

"transverse motion"

84

0

48

0

4

8

12

12

180°

468

12

12

Figure 5: Detection area of the motion detector with nominal installation height 1.1 m

Figure 7: Dismantling of cover

Lux

T

150

30

3

10s

10

1min

+-

...

90°

45°

...

45°

90°

(7)

(8)

(9)

(9)

150

(10)

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3

(11)

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(12)

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Figure 8: Operation and adjustment elements

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WJC051B

Figure 6: Connection of 3-wire motion detector

90° ... 45°45° ... 90°

90° ... 45°45° ... 90°

90° ... 45°45° ... 90°

90° ... 45°45° ... 90°

90° ... 45°45° ... 90°

90° ... 45°45° ... 90°

~ 180°

~ 135°

~ 90°

Figure 9: Setting the detection angle

(5)

(6)

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