Jung 2013/14 Catalogue

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Observer Not suitable for alarm systems mounting height: 2.40 m Field of detection: The 220° observer has a very dense, horseshoe-shaped field of detection of 220° consisting of four levels with more than 580 switching segments and additional protection against undercrawling. ~ 20 m 4 Detection levels: 1 st level: from approx. 0 to approx. 3 m 2 nd level: from approx. 3 to approx. 7 m 3 rd level: from approx. 7 to approx. 11 m 4 th level: from approx. 11 to approx. 16 m Protection against undercrawling: approx. 0 m to approx. 0.4 m 7 m 11 m 16 m ~ 16 m 0 m 3 m 2.4 m Ref.-no. Observer 220° with digital signal evaluation W 220 WW The 220° observer responds to thermal movements triggered, for example, by persons, animals or motor vehicles. On detecting objects, the device switches on consumers such as a lamp or a bell. The detector remains on as long as movements are detected. In all other cases, the 220° observer switches off after the preset delay time. In addition, the short-time mode can be selected. By means of an adjustable twilight switch, the switching function can be selected in a way that the device is activated only below a certain brightness value or over the day. The device can be adapted to local conditions by turning it to the desired direction. During the transition from day to night, the detection of movements is started only after the ambient brightness has remained below the preset brightness level for at least 2 min. By actuating a mechanical push-button (break contact; e.g. 533 U) several times, you can change among the different modes: • Detector mode • Light ON for four hours • Light OFF for four hours • Test mode. Product characteristics • Digital signal evaluation • Moisture-proof • Shut-off delay, sensitivity and brightness value adjustable • Test operation for checking the detection area • Switch light ON or OFF for 4 hours • Short-time operation to control signal encoders • Sensor head adjustable in 2 axes • Self-adhesive cover plate elements for limiting the detection area • High protection against ambient light • 580 switching segments in 4 layers • Separate protection against crawling under • Parallel connection of multiple motion detectors possible • Manual switch ON possible with push-button, break contact Technical Data Nominal range: approx. 16 m Sensitivity: approx. 20 ... 100 %, Mounting height: approx. 2.40 m continuously adjustable Detection range: approx. 220°, with Protection level: IP 55 separate undercrawling Terminals: L, N, μ (relay) protection wiring up to 2.5 mm 2 Rated voltage: AC 230 V ~, 50/60 Hz Switching capacity Switch contact: relay, mains potential Incandescent lamps: 2300 W Starting current: max. 20 A HV halogen lamps: 2300 W Circuit breaker: 16 A LV halogen lamps with Power consumption: approx. 1.1 W TRONIC transformers: 1200 W Temperature range: –25 °C ... +55 °C conventional transformers:1200 W Shut-off delay: 2 sec. ... 30 min., (85 % transformer minimum loading) continuously adjustable Fluorescent lamps short-time pulse 0.5 sec. non-compensated: 1200 W Brightness sensor: Day-time and night-time parallel compensated: 0920 W operation approx. lead-lag circuit: 2300 W 1 ... 1000 Lux, continuously adjustable Important: Energy saving lamps cause high inrush currents which may cause, that the switch contact get stuck. Than a reduction of capacity is required! Please check suitability of lamps before installation. Delay time limitation: Once the detector has switched on, the brightness is no longer evaluated. To prevent the light from remaining permanently on (e.g. beyond dawn) caused by permanent movements, the device is provided with an intelligent limiting function. The detector switches off after 90 minutes, at the latest, even if there are still movements in the detection field. Restarting will only be effected if the ambient brightness drops below the preset brightness level and if a movement is detected in the detection field. 160
Observer Observer 110° PIR sensor detection range approx. 110°, 16 x 25 m at a mounting height of 2.40 m including screens to reduce detection range, 3 D joint Ref.-no. 222 WW Technical Data Rated voltage: AC 230 V ~, 50 Hz Switch-on time: Current consumption: 6 mA Normal operation: 12 sec up to 12 min Power consumption: 1.3 W continuously adjustable Temperature range: –35 °C ... +50 °C Brightness sensor: 5 – 3000 lux + Switch contact: relay, mains potential daytime operation Switching capacity: continuously adjustable Incandescent lamps: max. 2200 W/VA Range: max. 16 m HV halogen lamps: max. 1000 W Mounting height: 2.30 m ... 2.50 m Switching current: Adjusting possibilities: ohmic: max. 10 A rotating: 180° horizontal cos ϕ = 0.5 inductive: max. 5 A inclining: 180° vertical Inrush current: max. 16 A swivelling: 90° Zero signal current when Protection level: IP 54 contact open: 1 mA Radio interference suppression: acc. to VDE 0875/6.77 covered area 222 WW ~ 25 m ~ 16 m Observer 70° white anthracite PIR sensor Detection range approx. 70°, 8 x 11 m at a mounting height of 2.40 m range can be adjusted mechanically at 3 levels W 70 WW W 70 AN Technical Data Rated voltage: AC 230 V ~, 50 Hz Power consumption: 1.1 W Switch contact: relay, μ-contact, Temperature range: –25 °C ... +55 °C mains potential Switch-on time: approx. 10 sec. ... Switching capacity: approx. 5 min. Incandescent lamps: 1000 W Brightness sensor: day-time and night-time HV halogen lamps: 1000 W operation, continuously LV halogen lamps: adjustable – conv. transformer: 0750 VA Range: adjustable at 3 levels 85 % transformer minimum loading Mounting height: 2.40 m – TRONIC transformer: 0750 W Protection level: IP 55 Fluorescent lamps: Radio interference – non-compensated: 0500 VA suppression: acc. to VDE 0875 T <strong>14</strong> – parallel compensated (47 μF): 0400 VA – lead-lag circuit: 1000 W covered area W 70 ... ~ 11 m ~ 8 m Important: Energy saving lamps cause high inrush currents which may cause, that the switch contact get stuck. Than a reduction of capacity is required! Please check suitability of lamps before installation. 161
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