HIGH BAY KNX Presence detector IP54

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The HIGH BAY IP54 occupancy sensor is adaptable to ceiling mounting up to 16 m and includes a brightness sensor for controlling ambient lighting.

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Technical highlights & Configuration

Core Features

The presence detection, based on a passive infrared sensor, has 5 independently configurable channels with different functions that can be activated: presence with or without lighting control and with automatic or semi-automatic detection.

It also includes a rear connector with 3 digital inputs that can be connected to potential-free buttons or switches and used for on/off commands, dimming, shutters or blinds / scenarios, sequences, stepper controls, etc.

Technical Data

One of the 3 inputs can be configured as analog for the connection of NTC temperature probes (see eelectron probes code TS00A01ACC / TS00B01ACC) with which to send temperature measurements on the bus or manage a complete thermostat module. The thermostat manages 2 stages with integrated PI controller for driving heating and cooling equipment, valves, 2 and 4-pipe fan coils, etc.

There are also 12 logical blocks with which to create simple expressions with logical or threshold operators or complex expressions with algebraic and conditional operators or use predefined algorithms such as proportional temperature and humidity controls or dew point calculation.

Mounting & Compatibility

The device also integrates the “Virtual Holder Logic”; The field of application is the hotel room: by means of a magnetic sensor installed on the door and connected to a digital input (also to the sensor itself), accurate presence information is managed.

The presence detection solution can infer the presence of people in the room using one or more dedicated sensors.
It also detects unexpected presence and is able to differentiate multiple behaviors. The “Circadian Rhythm” logic can be enabled to adjust brightness and color temperature based on predefined curves or the sun’s actual position throughout the day, relative to a specific location on Earth.

This function allows lighting comfort to be recreated in a room that is as close to reality as possible.