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In contrast, presence detectors are
motion detectors that are typically
positioned in rooms – above work-
stations in kitchens and offices,
above the dining table, or above
toilet cubicles. Their job is to also
reliably detect people who are
sitting down and are only making
small movements. The main aim
of the presence detector in these
situations is to save energy and to
switch off or dim the lights if there
is nobody in the room anymore.
In this application, it must also
be possible to switch the light off
manually for the purpose of holding
slideshows or candlelit celebra-
tions, for example.
In the eNet system, the motion de-
tector functionality is divided be-
tween the sensor and the actuator.
The eNet actuators also connected
to an eNet motion detector should
thus also be configured with the
eNet server during the commis-
sioning process, to ensure that the
precise switching behaviour de-
sired is set.
In eNet actuators, the “Manual
run-on time switch-off” parameter
is set to “Off” at the factory, which
corresponds to a sentinel function
when combined with a connected
motion detector.
In eNet SMART HOME installa-
tions, this parameter is auto-
matically set to “On” when an ac-
tuator is added to the project, and
the motion detector automatically
adopts the switching behaviour of
a presence detector. In this situa-
tion, the connected actuator can
be switched off manually at any
time using eNet hand-held or wall
transmitters, for example. The
light also remains switched off if
the motion detector continues to
detect human presence. Only when
no more motion is detected for a
period of at least 3 minutes – i. e.
when there is nobody in the room
anymore – do the actuator and the
motion detector resume their nor-
mal functions, and the light switch-
es back on again when motion is
detected.
Automatic staircase lighting with
an eNet wall transmitter
Staircase lighting is a typical ap-
plication for sentinels. In addition
to an eNet motion detector in the
front door area, an eNet wall trans-
mitter which can be used to re-trig-
ger the run-on time is installed on
each floor. Motion detectors and
wall transmitters are connected to
the eNet actuator that controls the
staircase lighting.
For this application, the “Manual
run-on time switch-off” parame-
ter remains “Off” – connected mo-
tion detectors are thus interpret-
ed as sentinels in their switching
behaviour.
During manual commissioning,
when connecting the actuator and
motion detector it must be ensured
that the run-on time is set on the
motion detector first and that it is
only connected to the eNet actua-
tor afterwards. This is important
because the actuator permanently
Functional principle – switching staircase lightingManual run-on time switch-off
7574 eNet _ Automatic light
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Productinformatie
| Merk | Jung |
| Model | FMGCR1700 |
| Categorie | Niet gecategoriseerd |
| Taal | Nederlands |
| Grootte | 24644 MB |
