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Rotation
+70/-70°
Tilt
-38°
+100°
Wall
mounted
Ceiling
mounted
optimal
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1 3
not optimal
TOP TOP
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onitoring
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rechts/right
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Masking covers for
the Berker control®
Berker control stands for:
digital, microprocessor-controlled operation
digital detection signal evaluation
digital interference signal suppression
response sensitivity adjustable
monitoring planes
detection angle 220°
crawl-under protection
range m
145 sectors with over 580 switching segments
non-weather-dependent range consistency
activation brightness from Lux daytime operation adjustable
glare-proof (e.
The optical alignment the sensor head allows you adapt the unit specific on-site
conditions.0 approx. On/4 hrs.
To adapt the detection angle on-
site conditions, the sensor head can
be inclined and rotated.0 m
3rd
plane from approx. the light cools may detected change of
heat and lead reactivation.
Mounting instructions
Do not mount the Berker control directly above/next a
light. min.
A short-time service 0.g.
When mounting the Berker control make sure the controller
lens not pointing towards the sun (sensor may da-
maged).
Extent the detection field:
16 see diagram
The monitoring planes are defined follows:
1st
plane from approx. from °C) and switching segment 1
senses positive jump temperature (e. min. The digital processing movement signals the integrated processor
means interference largely suppressed.
The masking elements supplied can be
used eliminate sources interference
by limiting the detection angle. activates when consumers, such lights,
are detected. 7.g.0 m
2nd
plane from approx.
The Berker control offers high degree protection against ambient light.T23
Mount laterally across the direction movement
If person moves laterally across the Berker control,
switching segment senses negative jump tempera-
ture (e.4 m
The ranges relate the recommended mounting height of
2.5 sec.4 m
- low temperature difference
The range increased by: falling ground
- sensor head pointing upwards
- mounting height more than 2. from to
20 °C).
As the ambient brightness slowly decreases, motion detection only evaluated when
the brightness level has been below the pre-set activation brightness for least 2
minutes. m
Crawl-under protection approx.
To so, cut the masking elements as
required the size the individual
detection planes the desired angle. therefore
advisable protect the sensor head against exposure to
direct sunlight prior mounting the terminating outlet. -0.5 sec. 3. 7.
If person moves directly towards the Berker control the
temperature remains virtually constant switching seg-
ment There may perhaps detection. This makes possible to
operate acoustic signal generators monitor entrance door (bell/gong) and lock it
for programmemable immunity time sec. horizontal position the detection beams may
point directly the sun (see illustration).
Then detach the masking elements from
the backing sheet and affix them
smoothly the sensor window.g.0 approx.
The range reduced by: rising ground
- inclined sensor head
- mounting height less than 2. 3.
This excludes the possibility tampering, such shining torch the controller to
prevent from activating. against torches)
delay time sec. can additionally set.
Mounting instructions
The flexible housing construction of
the Berker control makes suitable
both for wall and ceiling installation. The
visual indicator signals the response the unit. Any heat sources triggering unwanted activation can suppressed by
means the adjustable sensitivity and the self-adhesive masking elements.
With the adjustable twilight switch you activate the switching function only from a
desired activation brightness, you programme daytime operation. necessary, limit the detec-
tion range the sensor with the masking elements
supplied. This prevents the controller from responding merely short-time periods of
sub-minimum brightness (such due cloud). This means effective detection and stable ranging. with immunity time setting
additional functions, controller operation/4 hrs. the
ambient brightness increases, the motion detection only ceases evaluated when
the pre-set brightness value has been exceeded for least minutes. adjustable
short-time service 0.
Detection field
The Berker control has very dense, horseshoe shaped
detection angle 220, comprising planes with over 145
sectors and 580 switching segments, well additional
crawl-under protection. m.
Mount the Berker control free vibration, because sensor
movements, such those caused mounting tree,
may also trigger the switch. The person
must approach the Berker control more closely be
'detected'. until the next movement. The unit remains long movements are detected, otherwise the
Berker control switches off the end the pre-set delay time.4 m
- high temperature difference
If the sensor head aligned about tilt
for example (the upper edge the housing
forming continuous line with the bottom
edge the sensor), the range will be
reduced approx. m
4th
plane from approx.4 sensor head aligned horizontally, direction move-
ment laterally across the Berker control, sufficient tempe-
rature difference between moving body and surroundings
on level ground. Off/Test
with LED detection and mode indicator
limit cut-out
intelligent load linking
for wall and ceiling installation
cable entry from all sides
vertical and horizontal tilting
0°
16 m
6°
12 m
2,4m
11m 3m7m 0,4m16m
580 switching segments
20m
16m
220°
Berker control
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Operating principle
The Berker control responds heat movement, such that triggered people or
motor vehicles. approx
