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1. About this document
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2. General safety notification
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• Disconnect the power supply before performing any
work on the unit.
• During installation, the electric power cable to be
connected must not be live. Therefore, switch off the
power first and use a voltage tester to make sure the
wiring is off-circuit.
• Installing the sensor-switched light involves work on
the mains supply voltage.
This work must therefore be carried out professionally
in accordance with national wiring regulations and
electrical operating conditions. ( D - VDE 0100, A - ÖVE /
ÖNORM E8001-1, h - SEV 1000)
• Only use genuine replacement parts.
• Repairs may only be made by specialist workshops.
3. RS LED M1 / RS LED M2
The M1 and M2 sensor-switched indoor lights are active
motion detectors. The integrated HF sensor emits high-
frequency electromagnetic waves (5.8 GHz) and receives
their echo. The change in echo caused by the slightest
movement within the detection zone of the light is detected
by the sensor. A microprocessor then issues the switch
command "switch light ON". Detection is possible through
doors, panes of glass or thin walls.
Note:
The high-frequency power of the HF sensor is approx-
imately 1 mW – 1000 times less than the transmission
power of a mobile phone or microwave oven.
Package contents M1 (Fig. 3.1)
Product dimensions M1 (Fig. 3.2)
Package contents M2 (Fig. 3.4)
Product dimensions M2 (Fig. 3.5)
Components M1 / M2 (Fig. 3.3 / 3.6)
A
Shade
B
Enclosure
C
HF sensor
D
Twilight setting
E
Time setting
F
Reach adjustment
G
Connecting terminal
Detection zones for ceiling mounting
M1: Ø 3 - 8 m (Fig. 3.7)
M2: Ø 1 - 6 m (Fig. 3.8)
Detection zones for wall mounting
M1: Ø 3 - 8 m (Fig. 3.9)
M2: Ø 1 - 6 m (Fig. 3.10)
Detection zones may vary slightly depending on design
application used.
4. Installation
• Switch OFF power supply (Fig. 4.1)
Wiring diagram (Fig. 4.1)
The mains power supply lead is a 3-core cable:
L
= phase conductor (usually black, brown or grey)
N
= neutral conductor (usually blue)
PE
= protective-earth conductor (green/yellow)
If you are in any doubt, identify the conductors using a
voltage tester; then disconnect from the power supply again.
Connect the phase conductor (L) and neutral conductor (N)
to the terminal block.
Important:
Incorrectly wired connections will produce a short circuit
later on in the product or your fuse box. In this case, you
must identify the individual conductors once again and
re-connect them. A mains power switch for turning the
unit ON and OFF may of course be installed in the mains
supply lead.
The light source of this luminaire cannot be replaced. If the
light source needs to be replaced (e.g. at the end of its
service life), the complete luminaire must be replaced.
Connection to a dimmer will damage the sensor-switched
light
5. Mounting
• Check all components for damage.
• Do not use the product if it is damaged.
• When installing the sensor-switched light, make sure
the installation site is not subject to vibration.
• Select an appropriate mounting location, taking the
reach and motion detection into consideration.
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Mounting procedure
• Switch OFF power supply (Fig. 4.1)
• Mark drill holes (Fig. 5.1)
• Drill holes and insert wall plugs (Fig. 5.2)
• Concealed wiring (Fig. 5.3)
• With spacers for surface mounting (Fig. 5.4)
• Connect conductors (Fig. 5.5)
• Switch ON power supply (Fig. 5.6)
• Make settings ➜ "6. Functions"
• Fit shade
– M1 (Fig 5.6)
– M2 (Fig 5.7)
6. Function
The sensor-switched light can be put into service after
mounting the enclosure and connecting to the mains pow-
er supply. When putting the light into operation manually at
the light switch, it will switch OFF after 10 s for the calibra-
tion phase and is then activated for sensor mode. It is not
necessary to operate the light switch a second time.
Function - control dials (Fig. 6.1)
Factory settings:
Twilight level: 2000 lux
Time setting: 5 s
Reach adjustment: M1: 8 m
M2: 6 m
Twilight setting (response threshold) (D)
The light's chosen response threshold can be infinitely
varied from approximately 2 to 2000 lux.
– Control dial set to
= daylight operation
(depending on ambient light level)
– Control dial set to
= night-time operation
(approx. 2 lux)
The control dial must be turned to
when adjusting the
detection zone and performing the functional test in daylight.
Time setting (stay-ON time) (E)
The light's ON time can be set to any period from approx.
5 s to a maximum of 15 min. Any movement detected
before this time elapses will restart the timer.
Note: whenever the light switches OFF, motion detection is
interrupted for approx. 1 s. The light will only switch ON in
response to movement once this period has elapsed.
The shortest time setting is recommended when adjusting
the detection zone and performing the functional test.
Reach setting (sensitivity) (F)
Reach is the term used to describe the diameter of the more
or less circular detection zone produced on the ground after
mounting the sensor-switched light at a height of 2.5 m.
– Control dial set to maximum = max. reach
(M1 8 m / M2 6 m)
– Control dial set to minimum = min. reach
(M1 3 m / M2 1 m)
7. EC Declaration of Conformity
This product complies with the requirements defined in
the following standards, legislation and directives:
– Low Voltage Directive 2014/35/EU
– EMC Directive 2014/30/EU
– RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU
– WEEE Directive 2012/19/EU
8. Functional warranty
This Steinel product has been manufactured with utmost
care, tested for proper operation and safety and then subject-
ed to random sample inspection. Steinel guarantees that it is
in perfect condition and proper working order. The warranty
period is 36 months and starts on the date of sale to the con-
sumer. We will remedy defects caused by material flaws or
manufacturing faults. The warranty will be met by repair or re-
placement of defective parts at our own discretion. The war-
ranty shall not cover damage to wear parts, damage or de-
fects caused by improper treatment or maintenance. Further
consequential damage to other objects shall be excluded.
Claims under the warranty will only be accepted if the unit is
sent fully assembled and well-packed with a brief description
of the fault, a receipt or invoice (date of purchase and dealer's
stamp) to the appropriate Service Centre.
Repair service:
If defects occur outside the warranty period or are not cov-
ered by warranty, ask your nearest service station for the
possibility of repair.
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