LEDVION LV10034 (01) PDF Document

The LEDVION LV10034 Infrared Motion Sensor operates at a voltage of 220-240V/AC with a power frequency of 50/60Hz. The ambient light sensitivity is adjustable from less than 3 LUX to 2000 LUX. The time delay can be set from a minimum of 10 seconds (± 3 seconds) to a maximum of 15 minutes (± 2 minutes). The rated load is a maximum of 1200W for incandescent loads and 600W for LED loads. The sensor has an IP class of IP65.

The LEDVION LV10034 Infrared Motion Sensor has a detection range of 180° or 360° and a detection distance of up to 12 meters, measured at less than 24°C.

The LEDVION LV10034 Infrared Motion Sensor is designed to work within a temperature range of -20°C to +40°C and a working humidity of less than 93% RH. The recommended installation height is between 1.8 and 2.5 meters, and it detects moving objects at speeds between 0.6 and 1.5m/s. The power consumption is approximately 0.5W.

The LEDVION LV10034 Infrared Motion Sensor can identify day and night automatically. The user can adjust its working state based on different ambient light conditions. It can operate during the daytime and at night when the LUX knob is set to the ‘SUN’ position (maximum). When the LUX knob is set to the ‘3’ position (minimum), it will only work when the ambient light is less than 3 LUX (darkness).

The time-delay function on the LEDVION LV10034 Infrared Motion Sensor adds time continually. When the sensor receives a second induction signal within the first induction period, it will restart the time delay from that moment.

When installing the LEDVION LV10034 Infrared Motion Sensor, it is important to avoid the following situations:

Avoid pointing the detector towards objects with highly reflective surfaces, such as mirrors.

Avoid mounting the detector near heat sources, such as heating vents, air conditioning units, or lights.

Avoid pointing the detector towards objects that may move in the wind, such as curtains or tall plants.

To connect the LEDVION LV10034 Infrared Motion Sensor:

1. Loosen the screw on the bottom and remove the bottom cover.

2. Pass the power wire through the hole with the gasket in the bottom cover.

3. Connect the power wire into the connection-wire column according to the provided connection-wire diagram.

4. Fix the bottom cover with an inflated screw in the selected position.

5. Install the sensor back onto the bottom cover, tighten the screw, and then test the unit.

When installing the LEDVION LV10034 Infrared Motion Sensor, be aware of the danger of electric shock. The installation must be performed by a professional electrician. Ensure the power source is disconnected before starting. Cover or shield any adjacent live components. Make sure the device cannot be switched on accidentally. Double-check that the power supply is disconnected.

The LEDVION LV10034 Infrared Motion Sensor can be installed directly on the wall. It can also be installed on the ceiling, as shown in the provided photos.

To test the LEDVION LV10034 Infrared Motion Sensor:

1. Turn the LUX knob clockwise to the maximum (SUN) position.

2. Turn the TIME knob anti-clockwise to the minimum (10s) position.

3. Switch on the power. Initially, the sensor and its connected lamp will show no signal.

4. After a warm-up period of approximately 30 seconds, the sensor should start working.

5. When the sensor detects an induction signal, the lamp will turn on. The lamp will remain on as long as there are no further induction signals.

6. Once there are no more induction signals, the load should stop working, and the lamp should turn off within 10 seconds (± 3 seconds).

Note: When testing in daylight, ensure the LUX knob is turned to the (SUN) position; otherwise, the sensor lamp may not work.

Problem: The load does not work.

Solutions:

a. Verify that the power source and load connections are correct.

b. Ensure the load itself is functioning correctly.

c. Check if the settings for the working light correspond to the ambient light conditions.

Problem: The sensitivity is poor.

Solutions:

a. Check if there are any obstructions in front of the detector that might block signal reception.

b. Ensure the ambient temperature is not too high.

c. Confirm that the induction signal source is within the detection field.

d. Verify that the installation height matches the recommended height specified in the instructions.

e. Check if the direction of movement is correct for detection.

Problem: The sensor does not shut off the load automatically.

Solutions:

a. Ensure there is no continuous signal within the detection field.

b. Check if the time delay is set to the maximum position.

c. Verify that the power load corresponds to the specifications mentioned in the instructions.

If the LEDVION LV10034 Infrared Motion Sensor receives induction signals continuously within the first induction period, the time-delay will restart from the moment the new signal is received.

When testing the LEDVION LV10034 Infrared Motion Sensor in daylight, it is important to turn the LUX knob to the (SUN) position. If this is not done, the sensor lamp may not work.