Catalogue 2019 Intelligent building technology by Gira

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This reception interference often occurs due shadowing, obliteration, reflections the wireless signal sometimes occur with car radios and mobile telephones, for example. - To correct irregular reception, often sufficient move the transmit- ter receiver few centimetres.0m 28m 0. g. Attenuation reduces the strength the wireless signal between the transmitter (A) and the receiver (B) Evaluating wireless paths buildings very difficult due multitude of influences.degree of drying out spackle and plaster, and the existing doors and armour or hangings the windows into account. Requirements for the measurement field ranges: - Level area - Horizontal distance interfering objects from each point the line connecting the transmitter and receiver 20m - Height the measured objects above the ground 2m - Alignment the measured objects for optimum contact - Moist ground ca.2m Conditions: The mounting height the transmitter 2m – Moist ground . Therefore, the open field range (Fig. Here, you should also take the state construction the building, g. In addition, when selecting the installation sites, observe the fol- lowing items particular: - We recommend checking the planned system the building with the respective devices (e. - Transmitters and receivers should not installed near the ground. - Transmitters and receivers are not installed behind metal con- ductive surfaces, such anti-static floors, sounding with metal clad- ding, cable lines, metal louvered ceilings and hot-water and electrical floor heating. 70% Reinforced concrete approx. Withthe eNet system this usually100 m. 30% Metal, metal grids, aluminium cladding approx. The table shows the capability wireless signals penetrate different materials. Wireless transmission occurs non-exclusive transmission path. - Electronic devices, such motors, electronic control gear and Tronic transformers, must kept distance least 50cm. - Large metal surfaces, such metal doors and frames, aluminium blinds metal cabinets should kept great distance possi- ble (several decimetres).666 Gira electrical installation systems eNet Planning information I Technical information Planning information eNet Optimum wireless connections and optimum use the ranges of wireless components are achieved observing the following basic rules: - The antennae the transmitters and receivers should, the greatest extent possible, all aligned vertically horizontally. emergency-stop, emer- gency call etc.4m 13m 0. always stated, which refers undisturbed propagation radio waves and optimally aligned antennae. We recommend not installing them lower than 0. Measurement the range between the transmitter (A) and the recipient (B) and recommended distance from interfering factors (C).5m from the ground.5m 34m 1. The wireless transmission is thus not suitable for security purposes, e. For this reason, interference cannot ruled out. - Wireless components other function groups, wireless head- phones telephones, must kept least away. Dry material Penetration Wood, plaster, sheetrock approx.8m 23m 0. 90% Brick, pressboard approx. 10% Important: Moisture the material reduces penetration A B Fig.from the wireless presentation case) for relia- ble wireless connection before using wireless components. g. - The length antennae may not changed, they are perfectly matched the wavelength the frequency. Dependence the transmission ranges the mounting height: Theoretical transmission ranges Mounting height the receiver 100m 2m 56m 1. - repeater should installed close possible the midpoint between transmitters and receivers and also not near other transmit- ters receivers. 1), the wireless range depends considerably the type construction materials penetrated and the effective wall thickness. Note - Only two repeaters may used wireless zone. minimum distance should heeded here to prevent saturation.6m 18m 0. walls and ceilings are penetrated along the trans- mission path (Fig. 100 m > m > m > m > m > m (A) (B) (C) (C) Fig