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SUNSET SWITCHES PREMIUM Sunset switches automatically switch lights on when the ambient light level falls below a predetermined level. The 56SSR is surface mounting but can be adapted to flush mounting by using 56FA Surrounds and Brackets. The 56SSR allows control of a 10A load current in a two wire configuration, therefore, eliminating the need for separate neutral at the switch. The 56SSR also incorporates a fully configurable timer with a remote-disable option. When correctly connected to a suitable supply and load, the 56SSR will turn the load on when the ambient light level is below approximately 10 lux. Similarly, the load will be turned off when the light level exceeds approximately 30 lux. Delays of approximately 8 seconds on turn-off and 30 seconds on turn-on 56SSR are incorporated into the circuit to reject the effects of short term changes in the light levels, which may otherwise turn the load on or off. The 56SSR is also equipped with a timer circuit which, if enabled, will turn the light off after a preset time delay. The time delay can be from 15 minutes to 15 hours - 45 minutes set in 15 minute increments. The timer can be disabled by applying neutral potential to the terminal T1 in which case the status of the load is controlled only by the ambient light level. This feature provides a remote timer override function if required. Since the 56SSR Sunset Switch is a two wire product which does not require any power while the load is turned on, there is one specific aspect of its operation well worth noting. When power is applied to the sunset switch for the first time, it will require up to 3.5 minutes to warm up. This behaviour is caused by the time delay required to charge an energy storage element within the unit. Catalogue I the U i / U I c (A) e M Temp. Time Conductor Term. IP O/A* Dims. Operating Utilisation Category Number (A) (V) Rating Range Adjust size in mm 2 Rating (H) x (W) x (D) Voltage AC21 AC22 AC23 Min. Max. 56SSR 10A 250 10 10 8 M80 0 o to 15 Min. to 1.0 2x4.0 66 101 190- (Min. +40 o C 945 Min. 107 265V 40mA) 66 50Hz a.c. I the - Conventional Enclosed Thermal Current U I - Insulated Voltage U e - Operational Voltage I e - Operational Current * Refer rear of Catalogue for further details. Note: Utilisation categories to AS3947.3 Note: Max. off state leakage current - 8.2 mA 240V a.c. Time accuracy - +/- 15%. 27
SUNSET SWITCHES ECONOMY A switch that turns lights on at dusk and off at dawn by itself, how basic is that? For consistent lighting without lifting a finger, choose the Clipsal Photo Electric Switch. A 'smart' switch that operates according to the level of sunlight, making it a simple to use, reliable and economical way to save time and energy. • No capacitor or time programming necessary. • IP66 Rated for extreme environments. • Factory set dusk to dawn saves set up time. • 10A Fluorescent and resistive loads. • 3 - wire device eliminates the need for capacitor on small inductive loads. NO CAPACITOR NO TIME PROGRAMMING 56PEDD3 56PEDD3 SPECIFICATIONS Nominal Supply Voltage 220-240 Vac 50 Hz Rated Load 10A Min. Load 0mA Compatible Loads Incandescent and Fluorescent Supply Current 15mA Power Consumption 1W Operating Temperature 0 O C - 45 O C Turn ON Light Level Approx 10 Lux Turn OFF Light Level Approx 50 Lux MOUNTING FEET AND POLE MOUNTING BRACKETS Catalogue Number 56MF Mounting feet and stainless steel mounting screws (1¼" x 10 gauge) are provided to space 56 Series accessories off walls used in food industries. The 56MF is designed to be used in conjunction with food industry 280MC Mounting Channels and 280 Series 25mm Conduit Clips. Catalogue No. 56PMK A heavy-duty stainless steel pole mounting kit made of 316 Grade stainless steel. Comes complete with 4¾" and 1¼" size stainless steel mounting screws. 56MF CONDENSATION DRAIN Catalogue Number 56D Where condensation build up is a problem we offer the 56D. The 56D is made from chemically resistant nylon and comes complete with a lock nut. Note: Installation of the 56D will derate the product to IP54. PADLOCKING CLIP 28 Catalogue Number 56LK Padlocking Clip to enable the flap to be locked closed. Suits 1/4" Padlock Shank. 56LK
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