Square D Clipsal 110 Outdoor PIR Motion Sensor

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1 Square D Clipsal 110 Outdoor PIR Motion Sensor SLC5750WPL for Use with Wired C-Bus Networks Instruction Bulletin Retain for future use.

2 Square D Clipsal 110 Outdoor PIR Motion Sensor A2 Instruction Bulletin 11/2007 HAZARD CATEGORIES AND SPECIAL SYMBOLS Read these instructions carefully and look at the equipment to become familiar with the device before trying to install, operate, service, or maintain it. The following special messages may appear throughout this bulletin or on the equipment to warn of potential hazards or to call attention to information that clarifies or simplifies a procedure. The addition of either symbol to a Danger or Warning safety label indicates that an electrical hazard exists which will result in personal injury if the instructions are not followed. This is the safety alert symbol. It is used to alert you to potential personal injury hazards. Obey all safety messages that follow this symbol to avoid possible injury or death. Danger indicates an immediately hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury. Warning indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, can result in death or serious injury. Caution indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, can result in minor or moderate injury. Caution, used without the safety alert symbol, indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, can result in property damage or improper operation. NOTE: Provides additional information to clarify or simplify a procedure Schneider Electric. All Rights Reserved.

3 A2 Square D Clipsal 110 Outdoor PIR Motion Sensor 11/2007 Instruction Bulletin PLEASE NOTE Class B FCC Statement Electrical equipment should be installed, operated, serviced, and maintained only by qualified personnel. This document is not intended as an instruction manual for untrained persons. No responsibility is assumed by Square D for any consequences arising out of the use of this manual. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/tv technician for help Schneider Electric. All Rights Reserved. 3

4 Square D Clipsal 110 Outdoor PIR Motion Sensor A2 Instruction Bulletin 11/2007 INTRODUCTION Before You Begin This bulletin provides instructions for installing the Square D Clipsal Outdoor PIR Motion Sensor. The SLC5750WPL outdoor motion sensor is a ruggedly built C-Bus input unit that can be mounted on a vertical or horizontal surface. The unit uses a passive infrared receiver (PIR) to detect thermal-based radiation emitted from a moving body, covering up to 3000 ft² (279 m²) with a 110 field of view. Advanced circuits and a flat multi-segmented lens ensure immediate reaction to body movement and few dead zones. The PIR motion sensor works in conjunction with a built-in light-level sensor, issuing commands only when movement is detected and the ambient light-level falls below the pre-set light-level threshold (see section Sensor Operations ). The C-Bus Toolkit software is used to configure the options, which include an adjustable time-out for the PIR; Sunrise/Sunset settings with time delay for the light-level sensor; and a status indicator LED. Before installing an outdoor PIR motion sensor, verify that your order is complete by comparing the contents of the package with the list in the table "Contents of the Box." Also verify that the catalog number on the box label matches your order. NOTE: The outdoor PIR sensor has a cardboard lens protector that should be left in place until it is time to test the unit Schneider Electric. All Rights Reserved.

5 A2 Square D Clipsal 110 Outdoor PIR Motion Sensor 11/2007 Instruction Bulletin Table 1: Contents of the Box Part Number Description Quantity SLC5750WPL 110 Outdoor PIR Motion Sensor 1 Screwdriver for adjusting light levels 1 Lens protector, cardboard (on sensor window) 1 Weather-resistant seal 1 Terminal block 1 Mounting screws 2 Foam gasket 1 Screw-hole caps 3 Insulated bootlace terminals 4 (2 needed, 2 extra) OVERVIEW The motion sensor consists of a sensor head with a pre-wired lead, an adjustable neck assembly, and a mounting base. The sensor head contains the PIR sensor window, sensor mechanisms, status indicator LED, and light-level sensor-adjustment screw. An adjustable neck assembly enables changing the orientation of the sensor, and the base is used for mounting. A weather-resistant seal fitting assembly protects the connections Schneider Electric. All Rights Reserved. 5

6 Square D Clipsal 110 Outdoor PIR Motion Sensor A2 Instruction Bulletin 11/2007 Figure 1: Components of the Sensor Unit KEY: A. Sensor B. Adjustable neck assembly C. Mounting base D. Holes for mounting screws E. Threaded entries for weatherresistant seal fitting assembly F. Sensor lead G. Light-level sensor-adjustment screw H. PIR sensor window Features Continuous 110 detection field results from a multi-faceted lens and field of view composed of 48 detection zones over 4 layers Rugged construction, suitable for outdoor use Adjustable neck assembly for horizontal or vertical mounting Pre-wired flexible cord for easy mounting Light-level sensor has Sunrise/Sunset settings, clock overrides, and adjustable sensitivity (0.1 footcandle to full sunlight) Status indicator LED to indicate motion detection Advanced circuitry helps prevent false triggering Controls up to four C-Bus group addresses that can be independent Receives data and power over a single C-Bus network cable, so the sensors do not require power packs or line-voltage connections Schneider Electric. All Rights Reserved.

7 A2 Square D Clipsal 110 Outdoor PIR Motion Sensor 11/2007 Instruction Bulletin Sensor Operations Two conditions must be met before the occupancy sensor will issue commands to the output units: The motion sensor must detect movement and the light-level sensor must detect levels of ambient light that are below the threshold that has been set. If movement is detected but the ambient light level is not below the light-level threshold, the sensor unit will not issue a command to output units. Also, if the light-level is below the threshold but the PIR does not detect movement, no command will be issued. The motion sensor and light-level sensor have time settings that can be configured with the C-Bus Toolkit software. A time-out setting for the PIR controls how long the unit waits to turn off the load when there has been no movement. A time-delay adjustment for the Sunrise/Sunset setting can be used to control a separate group address from that used by the PIR. The time-delay adjustment determines how long a load will remain on when light levels fall below the threshold. Field of View The unit s motion sensor has a detection range of 3000 ft² (279 m²) and a 110 field of view. The motion sensor has a continuous detection field composed of 48 overlapping detection zones. These zones are distributed in 4 layers extending over the range of coverage: a layer of 4 Ultra Short zones are active at 4 ft from the sensor, a layer of 10 Short zones are active at 13 ft from the sensor, a layer of 16 Intermediate zones are active at 25 ft from the sensor, and a layer of 18 Long zones are active at 59 ft from the sensor (see the table Coverage Layers and Nominal Range of Coverage and the associated field of view figures). Table 2: Coverage Layers and Nominal Range of Coverage Layer Number of Zones Nominal Range* Ultra Short 4 4 ft (1.2 m) Short ft (4 m) Intermediate ft (8 m) Long ft (18 m) *Based on a sensor mounted at 8 ft (2.4 m) 2007 Schneider Electric. All Rights Reserved. 7

8 Square D Clipsal 110 Outdoor PIR Motion Sensor A2 Instruction Bulletin 11/2007 Figure 2: Field of View (from top) KEY: 3. Coverage layers and nominal ranges - Ultra Short: 4 ft (1.2 m) - Short: 13 ft (4 m) - Intermediate: 25 ft (8 m) - Long: 59 ft (18 m) B. Sensor C. Length of detection field D. Optimal approach path Figure 3: Field of View (from side) KEY: A. Optimal mounting height B. Sensor C. Top of range D. Floor or ground E. Range of the coverage layer (Ultra Short, Short, Intermediate, Long) NOTE: The field of view data are typical for full-body movement when the unit is mounted as specified, but they can be affected by the type and quantity of clothing worn, temperature characteristics, and an object's size and speed Schneider Electric. All Rights Reserved.

9 A2 Square D Clipsal 110 Outdoor PIR Motion Sensor 11/2007 Instruction Bulletin Mounting and Orientation The effective range of the unit will depend on how it is mounted and the operating conditions, such as temperature and the size or speed of an approaching object or person. The unit s field of view will be best when it is mounted in a vertical position at a height of 8 ft (2.4 m) above the ground or floor so that the sensors will have a clear field of view. When selecting a location for the sensor, find an area that is away from objects that can create rapid temperature changes, such as air-conditioning or heating vents or fountains. Any stable flat surface can be used for mounting, including a wall or ceiling. A standard wall box or wall plate can also be used. Orient the lens so that the approach path is across the field of view, not directly toward the sensor (see the optimal approach path in figure Field of View (from top) ). Adjustable Neck Assembly An adjustable neck assembly with ball joints at each pivot point makes it possible to mount the sensor in a vertical or horizontal position. For re-alignment instructions, see the section Positioning and Aligning the Sensor Unit. Network Considerations The 110 Outdoor PIR Motion Sensor can draw 18 ma from the C-Bus network. Determine the total network current load and verify that there will be enough C-Bus power to support all connected devices. Also verify that the amount of available power per C-Bus network is no more than 2A Schneider Electric. All Rights Reserved. 9

10 Square D Clipsal 110 Outdoor PIR Motion Sensor A2 Instruction Bulletin 11/2007 CONFIGURING, LABELING, AND RECORDING THE LOCATIONS OF C-BUS UNITS C-Bus units must be configured, at a minimum, with the unit address and part name before being physically installed on the network. Each unit is identified by a unique serial number found on the box label (see the figure Example of a Box Label with Lift-and-Peel Section ). The serial number provides important information for recording a unit's location. An infrared barcode scanner may be used to read the box label's bar code for the serial number and unit information. Use the C-Bus Toolkit to assign the unit a unique address, and then mark the unit address and part name directly onto the unit before physical installation. You can use the lift-and-peel label from the unit box, or write the unit address and part name directly on the unit. After marking the unit, record each unit's physical location onto a site plan or panel schedule. Figure 4: Example of a Box Label with Lift-and-Peel Section KEY: A. Serial number B. Bar code C. Lift-and-peel section HAZARD OF UNEXPECTED OR UNINTENDED OPERATION Properly configure, label, and record the location of each unit. Retain location records and provide them to the person(s) responsible for configuring and commissioning the network. Failure to follow these instructions can result in unintended C-Bus network operation Schneider Electric. All Rights Reserved.

11 A2 Square D Clipsal 110 Outdoor PIR Motion Sensor 11/2007 Instruction Bulletin Components Needed for Configuration The following components are typically required for unit configuration. PC with the C-Bus Toolkit software installed. Unit to be configured. A PC to C-Bus network communication unit such as a C-Bus PC Interface (SLC5500PC) or C-Bus Ethernet Network Interface (SLC5500CN). Adequate C-Bus power (SLC5500TPS/SLC5500HPS or device power supplies) to support all connected devices. Components Needed for Operation The following components are typically required for operation. (Specific product numbers can vary according to the network.) C-Bus output unit such as a dimmer (SLC5504TD2A) or relay (SLCL5504TRVF) Adequate C-Bus power (SLC5500TPS/SLC5500HPS or device power supplies) to support all connected devices. NOTE: A Powerlink NF3000G3C controller may be used with a PC Interface (SLC5500PC) to configure and operate C-Bus units Schneider Electric. All Rights Reserved. 11

12 Square D Clipsal 110 Outdoor PIR Motion Sensor A2 Instruction Bulletin 11/2007 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS This section contains important safety precautions that must be followed before attempting to install or maintain electrical equipment. Carefully read and follow the safety precautions below. HAZARD OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, EXPLOSION, OR ARC FLASH This equipment must be installed and serviced by qualified electrical personnel. Apply appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) and follow safe electrical work practices. See NFPA 70E. Turn off all electrical power supplying this equipment before working on or inside the equipment. Always use a properly rated voltage sensing device to confirm that power is off. Replace all devices, doors, and covers before turning on power to this equipment. Failure to follow these instructions will result in death or serious injury Schneider Electric. All Rights Reserved.

13 A2 Square D Clipsal 110 Outdoor PIR Motion Sensor 11/2007 Instruction Bulletin INSTALLATION Installing the Sensor Unit Follow the procedures in this section to properly install 110 Outdoor PIR Motion Sensor. The sections below give the most efficient sequence for installing the sensor on a standard plate or wall box. There are four brief steps: applying the weather-resistant rubber seal to the lead, connecting the sensor lead to the included terminal block, mounting the unit, and verifying installation. Before you begin the installation process, verify that the mounting location meets the necessary criteria, such as being 8 ft (2.4 m) or more above the floor so that the sensor s field of view is clear of obstructions (see section Positioning Guidelines ). NOTE: To protect the sensor lens, leave the cardboard lens protector in place until it is time to verify installation. Applying the Weather-resistant Seal The enclosed weather-resistant seal (two plastic fittings with a sealing-washer assembly) is placed on the sensor lead to protect the sensor connections from the weather. The large and small fittings are screwed together over the sealing-washer assembly. The large fitting also threads into the sensor mounting base. Figure 5: Weather-resistant Fitting Assembly KEY: A. Sensor base B. Sensor unit C. Sensor lead D. Small fitting E. Rubber seal F. Large fitting G. Sensor base threaded entry 2007 Schneider Electric. All Rights Reserved. 13

14 Square D Clipsal 110 Outdoor PIR Motion Sensor A2 Instruction Bulletin 11/ Remove and discard the retaining nut on the large fitting. Do not remove the rubber seal washer from the large fitting. 2. Select one of the threaded entries on the base of the sensor unit. Using a large flat-bladed screwdriver loosen and remove and discard the entry cap 3. Insert the large fitting into the threaded entry in the mounting base of sensor unit (refer to figure Components of the 110 Outdoor PIR Motion Sensor ). Do not tighten the fittings fully at this time, as you might need to adjust the cable before the installation has been completed. 4. Slide the rubber seal onto the sensor lead. 5. Slide the small fitting onto the sensor lead, starting from the unthreaded end. 6. Insert the flying lead into the opening in the large fitting. 7. Move the rubber seal and small fitting down toward the large fitting until you can thread the two fittings together. Connection to the C-Bus Network The 110 Outdoor PIR Motion Sensor is connected to the C-Bus network through a C-Bus network cable that uses unshielded twisted pair (UTP) Category 5 data cable. For optimal performance, use the connections recommended below for each end of the cable. Attach the terminal screws to the end of the cable. NOTE: The C-Bus network connection is polarity sensitive. The polarity is marked on the unit beside the terminals. NOTE: Do not solder wired used to connect the unit to the C-Bus through the terminal screws. HAZARD OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, EXPLOSION, OR ARC FLASH Do not connect line voltage to any C-Bus terminal. Failure to follow this instruction can result in personal injury or equipment or property damage Schneider Electric. All Rights Reserved.

15 A2 Square D Clipsal 110 Outdoor PIR Motion Sensor 11/2007 Instruction Bulletin Figure 6: C-Bus Wiring Connections KEY: A. C-Bus positive (+) B. C-Bus negative ( ) C. Remote OFF: brown + brown-white* D. Remote ON: green + green-white* Table 4: C-Bus Cable Conductor Assignments Terminal C-Bus Network Connection Cable Color Not connected Remote ON* Green-White Not connected Remote ON* Green C-Bus Neg ( ) C-Bus Neg ( ) Orange-White C-Bus Neg ( ) C-Bus Neg ( ) Blue-White C-Bus Pos (+) C-Bus Pos (+) Blue C-Bus Pos (+) C-Bus Pos (+) Orange Not connected Remote OFF* Brown-White Not connected Remote OFF* Brown *Not internally connected. Sensor Wiring Connections The sensor unit s wire lead is inserted into one end of the included terminal block. Use the steps below to make the connection. NOTE: The C-Bus network connection is polarity sensitive, as is shown in the figure Connection to the C-Bus Network. 1. Before you connect the wires of the sensor lead to the terminal block, remove the backing from the gasket and apply it to the mounting area, sticky side down. 2. Attach the included bootlace terminals to the wires of sensor lead. 3. Connect the terminated C-Bus network wires to the other side of the terminal block Schneider Electric. All Rights Reserved. 15

16 Square D Clipsal 110 Outdoor PIR Motion Sensor A2 Instruction Bulletin 11/ Connect the terminated wires of the sensor lead to one side of the terminal block. 5. Verify that the polarity of the connection is correct (see figure Connection to the C-Bus Network ). Figure 7: Wiring Connections to the C-Bus Network KEY: A. Outdoor PIR unit B. Sensor lead connections from sensor unit to C-Bus network: Brown = Negative ( ); White = Positive (+) C. Wiring terminal block D. Connection terminals: Negative ( ): Brown sensor wire E. Connections from C-Bus network F. Connection terminals: Positive (+): White sensor wire Mounting the Sensor Unit The steps below explain the final steps to mount the sensor base. 1. Place the base of the unit against the mounting surface, over the gasket, and thread the screws into the mounting holes until they are fully tightened. 2. Cover the heads of the screws by inserting the screw-hole caps. Megger Testing Guidelines Do not Megger test C-Bus data cabling or terminals. Megger testing of data cabling or terminals can degrade the performance of the C-Bus network. It will not harm the C-Bus units if electrical power terminals only are Megger tested. But because C-Bus units contain electronic components, the Megger readings will not be correct. To obtain valid readings, disconnect the power lines from the C-Bus units Schneider Electric. All Rights Reserved.

17 A2 Square D Clipsal 110 Outdoor PIR Motion Sensor 11/2007 Instruction Bulletin HAZARD OF C-BUS NETWORK PERFORMANCE DEGRADATION Do not Megger test C-Bus data cabling or terminals as it can degrade the performance of the C-Bus network. Failure to follow this instruction will result in damage to the C-Bus network. Positioning and Aligning the Sensor Unit To operate effectively, the PIR Motion Sensor must be positioned and aligned correctly. The effective range will depend on proper mounting as well as extraneous conditions, such as the background temperature, the speed of an approaching object or body, and the types of clothing that are worn. NOTE: Protect the sensor lens from damage by leaving the cardboard lens protector in place on the sensor window until it is time to verify installation. Positioning Guidelines Use the guidelines in this section to determine where to position a unit in its designated area. Position the unit 8 ft (2.4 m) or more above the ground or floor so that the field of view will not be obstructed. Position the unit so that the approach path is across the face of the sensor. Select a stable mounting surface that will not be moved by the wind or other causes. Select an area away from objects that can create rapid temperature changes (e.g., not near air-conditioning vents, heater flues, or sprinklers). Select a location where the unit can be easily accessed. Do not cover the unit Schneider Electric. All Rights Reserved. 17

18 Square D Clipsal 110 Outdoor PIR Motion Sensor A2 Instruction Bulletin 11/2007 Neck Assembly The neck assembly of the PIR Motion Sensor has ball joints at each pivot point, so the sensor head can be placed in almost any position after installation. The sensor unit mounting base can be attached to a standard wall box, wall plate, and flat surfaces such as a wall or ceiling. Refer to the figure Components of the Adjustable Neck Assembly. Figure 8: Components of the Adjustable Neck Assembly KEY: A. Clamping nut B. Ball joint C. Knuckle Range of Motion To re-align the sensor head, loosen the clamping nuts at each ball joint. The curve (knuckle) in the neck assembly must follow the direction in which the sensor is to be directed. If it is difficult to turn the neck assembly or sensor head, loosen the clamp nuts and if necessary, re-align the neck. Never attempt to force the sensor head into position. The sensor unit s range of motion varies with the mounting position (see figures Range of Motion for Wall-Mounted Units and Range of Motion for Ceiling-Mounted Units ). NOTE: The curve of the neck assembly must follow the direction in which the sensor head is to be directed Schneider Electric. All Rights Reserved.

19 A2 Square D Clipsal 110 Outdoor PIR Motion Sensor 11/2007 Instruction Bulletin Wall Mount In the horizontal plane, the sensor head can be positioned +90 from the center. In the vertical plane, the sensor head can be rotated upward 90 and downward 65. Figure 9: Range of Motion for Wall-Mounted Units KEY: A. Top view of rotation in the horizontal plane B. Side view of rotation in the vertical plane Ceiling Mount In the horizontal plane the sensor head can be rotated 360. In the vertical plane, the sensor head can be rotated downward 90. Figure 10: Range of Motion for Ceiling-Mounted Units Changing the Sensor Unit's Alignment Initially the Outdoor PIR Motion Sensor is aligned to mount in a vertical position, such as on a wall. Figures and instructions below show how to re-align the neck assembly so that the unit can be mounted on the ceiling. NOTE: Never attempt to force the sensor head into position Schneider Electric. All Rights Reserved. 19

20 Square D Clipsal 110 Outdoor PIR Motion Sensor A2 Instruction Bulletin 11/2007 Figure 11: Re-Aligning the Motion Sensor for Ceiling Mounting KEY: A. Initial alignment of the PIR Motion Sensor B. Rotating the neck assembly 180 C. Rotating the mounting plate D. Final alignment E. Curve (knuckle) following the direction of the sensor head F. Orientation of the sensor head 1. To adjust the PIR for mounting on the ceiling, loosen the clamping nuts that hold the neck and rotate the neck assembly Rotate the mounting plate 90 (see Figures C and D ). 3. Tighten the clamping nuts. The sensor head will now be in a position suitable for ceiling or overhead mounting. 4. Tighten the large and small weather-resistant cable fittings. Verifying Installation A Walk Test is performed to verify that the sensor has been installed correctly. Part of this procedure requires using the sensoradjustment screw to change the light-level setting. The sections below outline how to use the light-level sensor-adjustment screw and how to perform the walk test. NOTE: Testing a sensor s installation requires connection to the powered ON C-Bus network Schneider Electric. All Rights Reserved.

21 A2 Square D Clipsal 110 Outdoor PIR Motion Sensor 11/2007 Instruction Bulletin Sensor-Adjustment Screw Figure 12: Setting the Sensor-Adjustment Screw KEY: A. " " Highest light-level threshold, light level never goes above it, so load will always turn on for motion (fully counter-clockwise at about 8 o clock) B. "+" Lowest light-level threshold, light level never goes below it, so load is unlikely to turn on with motion (fully counter-clockwise at about 4 o clock) C. Direction to turn the sensor-adjustment screw (counter-clockwise for the Walk Test, clockwise for most settings) The sensor-adjustment screw has a 270 range-of-motion, with stops at approximately 8 o clock and 4 o clock. At 8 o clock the lightlevel threshold is 150 footcandles, at 4 o clock the light-level threshold is 0 footcandles. When the adjustment screw has been turned fully counterclockwise to 8 o clock, the light-level threshold is so high that ambient light levels will always fall below. So long as there is motion, a load will remain on. When the adjustment screw has been turned fully clockwise to 4 o clock, the light-level threshold is so low that ambient light levels will virtually never fall below. Even if motion is detected, it is unlikely that the load will come on. Turning the adjustment screw clockwise from 8 o clock lowers the light-level threshold. When the adjustment screw is set to about 11 o clock, the load will not come on while ambient light-levels are sufficient. When the screw is set to about 1 o clock, the load will be turned on for motion occurring at dusk. When the screw is set to about 3 o clock, the load will be turned on for motion occurring at night Schneider Electric. All Rights Reserved. 21

22 Square D Clipsal 110 Outdoor PIR Motion Sensor A2 Instruction Bulletin 11/2007 Performing the Walk Test NOTE: After connection to the C-Bus network, the unit must be allowed to stabilize for at least two minutes before it is tested. 1. Turn on the power to the unit and let it stabilize for at least two minutes before proceeding. 2. Remove the cardboard lens protector that covers the sensor window. 3. After two minutes, use the sensor-adjustment screwdriver to turn the light-level sensor-adjustment screw fully counter-clockwise until it stops at about 8 o clock (see figure Setting the Sensor- Adjustment Screw ). The adjustment screw rotates 270 be careful not to force the screw beyond its range of travel. 4. Using the C-Bus Toolkit software, set up the sensor unit to control a load and set the PIR time-out interval to one second. 5. If necessary, loosen the clamp nuts on the neck adjustment assembly and aim the sensor head toward the desired field of view. Tighten the clamp nuts and remove the card that protects the lens. 6. Slowly walk around in the desired field of view (around the room, through doorways, etc.) to verify that the load is activated in the correct area. If you encounter problems, loosen the clamp nuts and re-orient the viewing lens. Also refer to the section Troubleshooting Guide. 7. When you have verified that the sensor has been installed correctly, you are ready to finish configuring the sensor unit Schneider Electric. All Rights Reserved.

23 A2 Square D Clipsal 110 Outdoor PIR Motion Sensor 11/2007 Instruction Bulletin Final Configuration Use the C-Bus Toolkit software to re-set the PIR time-out interval to the desired duration. If necessary, you also can make other modifications to the status indicator LED and sensor options, such as the Sunrise/Sunset light-level time delay (see sections Status Indicator and Changing the Light-Level Sensor s Settings ). Status Indicator The SLC5750WPL 110 Outdoor PIR Motion Sensor has a red status indicator LED that turns on when motion has been detected. Other options can be configured by using the C-Bus Toolkit software. Changing the Light-Level Sensor's Settings Below is outlined how the sensor-adjustment screw is used to modify the light-level threshold. Other types of adjustments are made by using the C-Bus Toolkit software. NOTE: The adjustment screw rotates 270 be careful not to force the screw beyond its range of travel. Table 5: Setting the Light-Level Responses Desired Outcome Action Load will turn on during day and night Rotate the screw counter-clockwise until the notch points to approximately 8 o'clock. Load will be off when ambient light is sufficient Rotate the screw clockwise until the notch points to approximately 11 o'clock. Load will turn on at dusk Rotate the screw clockwise until the notch points to approximately 1 o'clock. Load will turn on at night Rotate the screw clockwise until the notch points to approximately 3 o'clock 2007 Schneider Electric. All Rights Reserved. 23

24 Square D Clipsal 110 Outdoor PIR Motion Sensor A2 Instruction Bulletin 11/2007 TROUBLESHOOTING NOTE: Mount the unit away from objects that can cause rapid temperature changes (e.g., not near air-conditioning vents, heater flues, or sprinklers). Table 6: Possible Operating Problems and the Solutions Problem Possible Source of Problem Recommended Solution Light turns on for no apparent reason. Light turns on during daylight Light not on in dim or dark conditions. Light is on permanently. Momentary power outage. Unseen target. Extreme drafts of hot or cold air. Trees or bushes moving in the wind near a heat source, such as a wall or driveway. Vehicles or pedestrians on the edge of the field of view. Wrong sensor-adjustment screw setting. C-Bus installation incorrect. Light bulb is burned out. Wrong sensor-adjustment screw setting. Unit has been installed incorrectly. Moving infrared source is being detected. No action, unit will reset after "time out." Look for animals (e.g., dogs, cats, birds) Look for active air conditioning outlets, heater flues, or fountains. No action, unit will reset after "time out." Adjust the field of view and aiming of sensor so that it does not extend to peripheral areas. Reset according to the section Changing the Light-Level Sensor s Settings. Refer to the installation instructions. Replace light bulb. Reset according to the section Changing the Light-Level Sensor s Settings. Refer to the installation instructions. Mask the viewing window and the light should turn off after the time out. If the light remains on, call the installer Schneider Electric. All Rights Reserved.

25 A2 Square D Clipsal 110 Outdoor PIR Motion Sensor 11/2007 Instruction Bulletin STANDARDS Table 7: U.S. and Canadian Product Safety Standards and U.S. FCC Regulations Standards/Regulations CSA C22.2 No. 205 Title Signal Equipment UL916 Energy Management Equipment FCC Part 15 Part 15, Class B Digital Device for Home or Office Use 2007 Schneider Electric. All Rights Reserved. 25

26 Square D Clipsal 110 Outdoor PIR Motion Sensor A2 Instruction Bulletin 11/2007 SPECIFICATIONS Table 8: Technical Specifications Operating Voltage Range V 18 ma, drawn from the C-Bus network Field of View 110 PIR Detection Field at Max. Sensitivity Typically 3000 ft² (279 m²) Light-Level Inhibit Threshold Continuous from 0.1 footcandle (1 lux) to full sunlight Number of Detection Zones Timer Delay Range Number of Units/Network 18 Long range 16 Intermediate range 10 Short range 4 Ultra-short range O sec to 18 hr (5 sec interval) Use the C-Bus Calculator, a software utility, to determine the total network current load Dimensions 4.5 in. (L) x 2.9 in. (W) x 5.5 in. (D) [114 mm (L) x 74 mm (W) x 140 mm (D)] Weight 8 oz (227 g) Mounting - Standard plate/box with 3.3 in. (94 mm) centers - Surface: Wall or ceiling - Height: 8 ft (2.4 m) above floor with sensor head vertical Operating Environment Outdoors - Temperature: 32 F to +122 F (0 C to +50 C) Note: The SLC5750WPL Outdoor Motion Sensor has no user-serviceable parts Schneider Electric. All Rights Reserved.

27 A2 Square D Clipsal 110 Outdoor PIR Motion Sensor 11/2007 Instruction Bulletin DIMENSIONS Figure 13: Dimensions of the 110 Outdoor PIR Motion Sensor 2007 Schneider Electric. All Rights Reserved. 27

28 Square D Clipsal 110 Outdoor PIR Motion Sensor Instruction Bulletin SUPPORT AND SERVICE Contact the Square D Customer Information Center for technical support by phone at Square D ( ) or at lightingcontrol.support@us.schneider-electric.com. Contact your local Square D service representative or Square D Clipsal certified installer for repairs or service to your network. You may also find helpful information on our web site at Schneider Electric, USA 295 Tech Park Drive La Vergne, TN, SquareD ( ) Electrical equipment should be installed, operated, serviced, and maintained only by qualified personnel. No responsibility is assumed by Schneider Electric for any consequences arising out of the use of this material. Square D,, Clipsal,and C-Bus are trademarks or registered trademarks of Schneider Electric and/or its affiliates in the United States and/or other countries Schneider Electric. All Rights Reserved A2 11/2007