With switch permanent-on, automatic, permanent-off
Duty cycle: 4 to 240 s
Nominal voltage: 230 VA
180° recording angle
Recommended mounting height: 1.2 m to 2 m
Range up to 9 m
Twilight threshold: 5 to 100 lux
Internal dimensions: 50 x 50 mm
3-wire technology (with relay)
resistive and inductive loads up to max. 2,000 W
Technical information
Rated voltage: 230 V~; +-5%
Continuous current: max. 10 A
Switching contact: closer (μ opening width)
Frequency: 50 Hz Standby
power: < 1 W
Registration angle: 180°
Lens design: 3 levels
Detection range: (at 20°C) approx. 9 m. At installation height approx. 1.2 - 1.5 m approx. 8 m. At installation height approx. 1.5 - 2 m
Recommended mounting height: 1.2 m to 2 m
Duty cycle (delay time): 5-step: 20 sec / 1 min / 5 min / 15 min / 30 min
Test function: 2 sec.
Impulse ( ): 1 sec ON / 9 sec OFF
Twilight threshold: 5 to 100 Lux
Storage function ambient brightness Connection technology:
Basic circuit: 3-wire (L, N, connection for consumer)
Manual ON via keypad control: 4-wire (L, N, connection for consumers, keypad connection) Connection method: screw terminals
Setting: ON: Continuously ON for 2s OFF: Continuously OFF AUTO: Automatic Switch-off warning: ≤ 15 sec.: 1x short tone ≤ 10 sec.: 2x short tone ≤ 5 sec.: 3x short tones Fuse: fuse T 10 A / 250 V.
Dimensions (5 x 20) mm
Switching capacity: max. 1000 W (ohmic load) D GB NL FIP 36
Incandescent lamp: max. 2000 W
Halogen lamp: max. 1200 W
Fluorescent tube: max. 900 VA / 100 µF (row compensated)
Low voltage halogen lamp load 1000 VA
Energy saving lamps: max. 600 VA
LED lamps: max. 500 VA Optional RC circuit (2915.0004.3): 100 nF / 100 Ω.
Connected in parallel with the inductive load Dimensions: (50x50x65) mm
Operating temperature: 0 °C --> +45 °C
Protection class: IP 40 Several factors can affect correct operation
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