LUNA 129 star-time

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1 LUNA 129 star-time Dämmerungsschalter Bedienungsanleitung 3 12 Twilight switch Operating instructions Interrupteur crépusculaire Mode d emploi Schemerschakelaar Gebruiksaanwijzing Interruptor crepuscular Instrucciones de servicio Interruttori crepusculari Istruzioni per l uso Interruptor horário Instruções de utilização Skumringsrelæ Betjeningsvejledning Ljusomkopplare Bruksanvisning FIN Himmennin Käyttöohje

2 Contents 1. Designated use 2. Safety note 3. Opening/closing the device 4. Selecting an installation location 5. Installation position 6. Mast installation 7. Cable connection 8. Electrical connection 9. Checking the connection / test function 10.Activating/replacing the battery 11.Display and control elements 12.Initial start-up 13.Setting the ON brightness value 14.Setting the OFF brightness value 15.Beginning of the night-time switch off 16.Ending the night-time switch off 17.Setting the ON delay time 18.Setting the OFF delay time 19.Teach in function 20.Technical data Designated use GB The twilight switch is suitable for controlling exterior lighting of buildings depending on the brightness of the outdoor light. The integrated timer switch can be used to turn off the lights during the night-time hours. Designated use also includes adherence to the instructions for installation and operation. Any other use is considered contrary to the designated use. The manufacturer accepts no liability for damage resulting from such use. 2. Safety note Installation of electrical devices should only be carried out by a professional electrician. National regulations and safety requirements must be adhered to! Tampering with or making modifications to the device will invalidate the guarantee.

3 3. Opening/closing the device Opening the housing: Fig Selecting an installation location Before selecting an installation location: 1. Remove the cover on the front of the device (see Fig. 1). 2. Turn the two screws 90 in the anticlockwise direction (see Fig. 2). 3. Swing the housing cover upward until it locks. Closing the housing: 1. Swing the housing cover downward (see Fig. 3). The screws are spring-loaded. Fig 2. Fig Press the screw downward using a screwdriver. 3. Turn the screw 90 in the clockwise direction (see Fig. 2). Fig Press the cover onto the front of the device (see Fig. 4). 14 Choose an installation location where the twilight switch will be exposed to little or no dirt. Dirt on the housing interferes with the measurements made by the integral brightness sensor. Light-entry angle of the brightness sensor: approx. 180 Recommended installation location for: - lighting control on private and industrial buildings: north side - street lighting: east side Please note: The light from the lamp switched on by the twilight switch must not interfere with the sensor. Effect of non-compliance: Undesirable feedback may occur

4 5. Installation position 7. Cable connection The device allows two basic types of connection: Cable connection from below (Fig. 1) or Cable connection from behind (see Fig. 2). Fig. 1 Fig. 1 GB 6. Mast installation Fasten the twilight switch to the mast with a standard tube clamp. 1. In either case, use only the cable sleeves provided! 2. In the installation type shown in Fig. 2, the cable sleeves must be used on the bottom of the housing! Effects of non-compliance: IP protection is no longer ensured - water can penetrate into the device and destroy it! 15

5 8. Electrical connection 10. Activating/replacing the battery Activating the battery: 1. Pull the insulating strip out of the battery compartment (see Fig. 1) 2. Using a pointed object, press the Reset button for about 1 second The year 2002 must appear in the display. Fig Checking the connection / test function Precondition for the test function: The device must be connected. Function: If the Test button is pressed briefly (< 2 seconds), the connected lamp should light up for about two minutes, regardless of the brightness level set. Test or cancel test: 1. Press the Test button. If the lamp does not light up: 2. Check the lamp and/or the connection. 16 Replacing the battery: 1. Remove the battery holder from Fig. 2 the battery compartment. 2. Dispose of the used battery in an environmentally-friendly manner. 3. Note the correct polarity. 4. Insert the new battery in the battery holder. Batterytyp CR Press the battery holder down until it engages audibly. 6. Using a pointed object, press the Reset button for about 1 second The year 2002 should appear in the display.

6 11. Display and control elements Battery compartment Menu: Automatic operation and changing the current time Menu: Set brightness threshold Menu: Set night-time switch off Menu: Set delay time values + button: increase values button: decrease values 12. Initial start-up Precondition: The insulating strip must have been removed from the battery compartment (see Chapter 10). All of the settings, e.g. date, lux value, etc. can be made without connection to the power mains. 1. Setting the current year: 1.1 Press the + or buttons until the number of the current year is shown. 1.2 To confirm/save, press the button. GB 2. Setting the month: Light sensor for measuring brightness Confirming the setting (saving) and "Next" function Please note: Deletes the date and time! 2.1 Press the + or buttons until the current month is shown (e.g. 08 = August). 2.2 To confirm/save, press the button. 17

7 3. Setting the day: 3.1 Press the + or buttons until the current day is shown. 3.2 To confirm/save, press the button. 4. Daylight savings time switchover: The timer switch can be programmed to switchover automatically to and from daylight savings time. Available settings: EU for Europe US for North America no no adjustment Setting: Initial start-up 4.1 Select your region (e.g. EU for Europe). 4.2 Press the + or buttons until the corresponding region is shown. 4.3 To confirm/save, press the button. 18 Setting/changing the time 5. Setting the current time: Pressing the + or buttons briefly: Small steps are made (1 minute). Holding down the + or buttons continuously: Fast forward or back (10 minute steps). 5.1 Press the + or buttons until the current time (hours and minutes) is correctly shown. 5.2 To confirm/save, press the button. The device is now in "Automatic mode". All remaining settings, such as the time, the lux value and the delay times are pre-programmed. If you wish to change the settings, please follow the instructions in Chapter 13. Changing the current time: Precondition: The cursor is positioned over the clock symbol 5.3 Press the + or buttons until the current time (hours and minutes) is shown.

8 13. Setting the brightness value e.g.: ON at twilight (in the evening): 1. Press the button until the cursor is positioned over the LUX display and the symbols shown in the illustration are displayed. 2. Press the + or buttons until the desired lux value is shown. 3. To confirm/ save, press the button. 15. Beginning of the night-time switch off 1. Press the button until the symbols shown in the illustration are displayed. 2. Press the + or buttons until the desired time is shown. 3. To confirm/save, press the button. GB 14. Setting the brightness value e.g.: OFF at sunrise (in the morning): 1. Press the button until the symbols shown in the illustration are displayed. 2. Press the + or buttons until the desired lux value is shown. 3. To confirm/ save, press the button. The night-time switch off can also be deactivated. To do this, press the + or buttons until appears in the display. The display is located between the time displays and

9 16. Ending the night-time switch off 1. Press the button until the symbols shown in the illustration are displayed. 2. Press the + or buttons until the desired time is shown. 3. To confirm/ save, press the button. The night-time switch off can also be deactivated. To do this, press the + or buttons until appears in the display. The display is located between the time displays and Night-time switch off must end before 12:00. switch-on/switch-off delay 17. Setting the ON delay time 1. Press the button until the symbols shown in the illustration are displayed. 2. Use the + or buttons to set the desired time for the ON delay. 3. To confirm/ save, press the button. 18. Setting the OFF delay time 1. Press the button until the symbols shown in the illustration are displayed. 2. Use the + or buttons to set the desired time for the OFF delay. 3. To confirm/ save, press the button. After reaching the measured brightness value the LED lightens up almost without delay (approx. 2 sec.). 20

10 19. Teach in function Precondition: The teach in function is only active when mains voltage is present, since otherwise no light measurement is possible. Function: With the teach in function it is possible to save the brightness value measured at a given moment and to use it as the basis for the ON/ OFF thresholds. This can be done simply by pressing a button; it is not necessary to open the device. After the brightness value has been read in the measured lux value is shown in the device's display. The LED over the sensor flashes briefly. If the measured brightness value is greater than the measurement range (more than 200 lux), then is displayed and 200 lux is used as the value for the ON/ OFF thresholds. Reading in the brightness value for the ON/OFF thresholds: Precondition: This must be done after 12:00 noon, generally in the evening when the desired ON/OFF threshold has been reached. 1. Press and hold the Test button for at least 3 sec. The measured brightness value is automatically saved for the ON and OFF thresholds. Reading in the brightness value for the OFF threshold only: Precondition: This must be done before 12:00 noon, generally in the morning when the twilight switch should turn the connected lamp off. 1. Press and hold the Test button for at least 3 sec. The measured brightness value is automatically saved for the OFF threshold. GB 21

11 20. Technical data Nominal voltage: 230 V~ ±10% Frequency: 50 Hz Power consumption: approx. 3.5 VA Backup time: approx. 1.5 years Battery type: CR 2450 (Li Mn 3 V) ON/OFF delay time: adjustable sec. Brightness range: adjustable lux Contact: not floating, Gap: less than 3 mm (µ) Contact material: Ag Sn O2 Switching capacity: 16A/230 V~, cos 1 10A/230 V~, cos 0.6 Incandescent lamp load: 2300 W Halogen lamp load: 2300 W Fluorescent lamps: - Uncorrected: 2300 VA - Series-corrected: 2300 VA - Parallel-corrected: 400 VA (42µF) - Lead-lag circuit (duo): 2300 VA 22 Technical data Mercury vapor lamps: - Uncorrected/series-corrected: 1000 VA - Parallel-corrected: 250 VA (30µF) Sodium vapor lamps: - Uncorrected/series-corrected: 1000 VA - Parallel-corrected: 250 VA (37µF) Compact fluorescent lamps: - KVG: 1500 VA - EVG: 9x7 W, 7x11 W, 7x15 W, 7x20 W, 7x23 W Permissible ambient temperature: 35 C to +55 C. Protection class: II, when installed in accordance Degree of protection: IP 55 (in accordance with EN 60529), with bottom connection

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