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Wireless PIR sensor 44-063
Description
The wireless PIR sensor 44-063 is a wireless
transmitter that combines infrared and wireless
technology.
The PIR sensor 44-063 can detect people up to 8 m
away. The sensor is ideal for installation by doorways
and gateways, on ceilings and walls or placed on a
table.
When the receiver receives a signal from the PIR
44-063 transmitter, the receiver will give a signal that
welcomes customers or guests.
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Easy to install by doors, passageways,
ceilings, walls or placed on a table / shelf.
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Adjust the distance by turning the
potentiometer marked METRE to the left or
right.
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Wireless
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Can be used in various locations: offices,
small shops, in the home etc.
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Splash proof for outdoor fitting.
Channel setting
The transmitter and receiver communicate with each
other by using the same channel. The PIR sensor
transmitter is factory set to system channel "1" and
product channel "9". You should ensure that both
channels are the same on transmitter and receiver.
The user can set the receiver to the same channel as
the transmitter. If the user requires a different
channel setting, because other systems are set to
the same channel, the user must change the
channels on both transmitter and receiver.
Do not use system channel "A" and product channel
position "1" on sensor 44-063. This combination can
produce interference from other systems on the
market.
Use the following procedure if you want a different
channel setting for PIR sensor 44-063.
1. Remove the battery cover with a flat
screwdriver. Fig. 1
2. Adjust the channel selection with a
screwdriver. Fig. 2
3. Position batteries with the correct polarity.
4. Replace the battery cover. The cover is the right
way round when the screwdriver symbol is
located opposite the screwdriver recess. Fig. 1
Systemchannel
Productchannel
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
Installation
Tips for longer range.
1. Install the 44-063 on the ceiling, approx. 2.5
to 5 metres above the floor.
2. Before installation, check that the transmitter
and receiver are not too far apart, thus
preventing reception of the signal.
3. Avoid fitting the PIR transmitter 44-063 close
to aluminium cladding or thick metal, which
reduces transmission distance. Keep it at
least 1 metre away.
4. Avoid fitting the PIR sensor on very thick
walls containing iron, which reduces the
distance to the receiver.
5. When checking the range, avoid holding the
PIR sensor 44-063 in your hand, as the body
can act as an aerial and produce interference.
6. To prevent signal reduction, there should not be
several transmitters within a radius of 3 metres.
7. If fitted outdoors, avoid turning the sensor
head upwards as the sensor can be
damaged by water. Fig. 3
Fig. 3
Choosing the correct location
Detection area
1. The size of the detection area depends on
the height of the sensor above the floor. Fig. 4
2. Choose a location in which the transmitter
and receiver work satisfactorily.
3. The PIR sensor 44-063 can be fitted above a
door. Fig. 5
4. On the ceiling. Fig. 6
5. At the side of a doorway. Optimal height is
1.2 metres. Fig. 7
6. On a table. Fig. 8
Ceiling
mounted
Wall mounted or
positioned on table
Fig. 4
Mounted above
door
Fig. 5
Ceiling mounted
Fig. 6
Mounted by door
Fig. 7
Positioned on table
Fig. 8
Avoid erroneous signals
The PIR transmitter 44-063 is activated by
temperature changes that are in movement. The
following points can remedy unwanted transmitter
signals.
1. Avoid the object moving towards the sensor,
as this produces the lowest sensitivity.
2. Position the sensor so that the person
crosses the segments, which gives the
greatest sensitivity.
3. Do not position the sensor so that it "looks"
towards a light source.
4. Avoid directing the sensor towards bushes
that move in the wind.
5. Do not position the sensor close to heat
sources, such as ventilation heat, air
conditioning, dryers or lamps.
6. Avoid reflective surfaces which can create
rapid changes in temperature.
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