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LIGHTWatcher<br />

LIGHTWatcher 4.4<br />

Since the EU directive 2002/91/EG was published, energy efficiency is in the focus of building engineering and management experts. With the publication of VDI 4707<br />

in March 2009 this issue is also of topical interest for lift systems. Today systems and plants which are part of the building inventory are considered to consume large amounts<br />

of energy.<br />

In lift systems this consumption can mostly be put down to the lift car lighting system.<br />

The LIGHTwatcher allows you to simply turn off the lift car lights when these are not needed without a major installation expenditure, new<br />

cables or control system modifications being necessary.<br />

What shares in the energy consumption of a lift at a<br />

standstill?<br />

Operation of the LightWatcher:<br />

The LIGHTwatcher is installed directly on top of the lift car roof allowing lift car<br />

movements to be detected by the three integrated acceleration sensors. The<br />

sensors are so sensitive that they even identify movement of the lift car<br />

doors.<br />

The lift car lights are turned on as soon as a movement is detected inside the<br />

lift car. The switching threshold for the detection of movements is directly set on<br />

the LIGHTwatcher.<br />

Upon expiry of a time span adjusted by you, the lights are turned off again when<br />

no further movements of the lift car and doors are detected.<br />

The installation of the unit requires the electric lighting circuit to be opened and<br />

the LIGHTwatcher to be inserted. Since the unit is powered by the electrical<br />

lighting circuit, no extra cables are needed.<br />

Apart from the car lights the LIGHTwatcher can turn off another consumer.<br />

An additional third contact is provided which in the energy saving mode connects<br />

another consumer e.g. activating the emergency light instead of the regular lift<br />

car lights.<br />

Three potential-free inputs are available for special applications requiring other<br />

sensors than the acceleration sensors to activate the lights.<br />

• Event-controlled cutout of lights when the lift is stationary<br />

• Minimisation of the stationary demand conform to VDI 4707<br />

• Independent detection of lift car and door movements<br />

• There is no need to tamper with the lift system electronics<br />

• Simple installation directly in the electrical lighting circuit<br />

• Cutout behaviour can be influenced via control inputs<br />

• Suitable for being attached to tophat rails and walls<br />

Highlights of the LightWatcher:<br />

Supply voltage 230 V AC/optionally 110V AC<br />

Power input 2 VA<br />

Relay outputs 3<br />

Cutout delay 1 - 10 min<br />

Max. switching voltage 250 V AC<br />

Max. making current 15 A<br />

Max. permanent current 10 A<br />

Max. switching capacity (ohmic) 2500 VA<br />

Max. switching capacity (ind.) 500 VA<br />

Min. switching load 0.3 W<br />

Additional control inputs 3<br />

Control voltage 12 V - 230 V AC/DC<br />

L x W x H (mm) 106 x 90 x 58<br />

Optional accessories:<br />

Installation kit:<br />

• 1 x tophat rail<br />

• 3 x pan-head tapping screws with cross recession<br />

• 6 x standard light clamps<br />

Type Article-no.<br />

LIGHTWatcher 230 V 460000<br />

LIGHTWatcher 110 V 460000-110<br />

Installationskit for LIGHTWatcher 460100<br />

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