Philips PLOS-CM-KNX Bedienungs- und Wartungsanleitung

The PLOS-CM-KNX is a low prole recessed ush mount 360º ceiling

mountsensorsthatcombinesmotiondetection(PIR)andambientlight

leveldetection (PE) inone device.Thesensor is powereddirectly bythe

KNXnetwork that is running betweentheKNX devices, eliminating the

need for additional network eld wiring or network power cables. The

sensor can only be used when connected to a KNX network.

In applications such as oce buildings, lecture theatres, and homes,

the PLOS-CM-KNX multi function sensor can be utilised to detect

dierentlevelsofmotionandswitchonthelights.Thesensorcandetect

movements over a 7.4m x 5.6m area at a mounting height of 2.4m.

When an area is unoccupied the sensor can detect this and the lights

canbeautomaticallydimmedorswitchedotoprovideenergysavings.

Theunitalsoincorporatesasegmentedclick-upbezel surroundingthe

motionsensorelement.Thisenablesaportionofthe sensing eld to be

readilymaskedtopreventnuisancedetectionfromadjacentdoorways

or corridors. In situations where it is critical to maintain precise lighting

control for individual workspaces, such as an oce workstation or

even air trac control centers, the PLOS-CM-KNX facilitates light

compensation.

Instructions

This unit is for indoor use only. It is designed for installation in a 64mm

diameter hole where the ceiling void is at least 40mm deep. Select an

appropriate dry indoor mounting location, as detailed in the location

guidelines on the following pages. Note that the product has two

functions,andtheoptimummountinglocationforeachindividualfunction

may conict with each other, and may require use of multiple sensors.

PLOSCMKNX

Ceiling Mount Universal Sensor

INSTALLATION MANUAL

PLOSCMKNX

Ceiling Mount Universal Sensor

INSTALLATION MANUAL

PLOS-CM-KNX Network Connections

KNX cable connected to sensor.

The sensor has been designed for the KNX network

to loop in and then loop out to the next device. The

dierent KNX network devices can be connected in

any order along the network.

Power down & isolate KNX bus prior to wiring the device

1. Position the sensor so it is between 2.1 and 4.0m from the oor.

Optimum height is 2.4m.

2. Positionthesensor soitisatleast1mawayfromelectricallighting

such as neon and uorescent lights.

3. Positionthesensorastoavoidexposingittodirect sunlight,glare

and heating/cooling sources.

4. Positionthesensorwherepedestriantracislikelytowalkacross

the detection zones (see motion detection coverage diagram).

5. Note that for the PLOS-CM-KNX coverage area is rectangular

(see Motion Detector coverage diagram).

6. Fix the sensor to a rm section of ceiling.

7. For programming instructions refer to the Philips LightMaster

Commisiioning guide.

PIR sensor

Click-up bezel for

motion shield

KNX programming

push button and LED

Light level sensor

Data Cable Termination

KNX TP1 cable termination:

1. Strip-o between 25 - 40mm of outer jacket.

2. Cut shield, synthetic foil and tracer ush to the outer jacket.

3. Cut yellow-white pair if unused, insulate ends.

4. Apply a layer of wide insulating tape to cover the remaining

exposed foil and cut area. Approx. 20mm of red-black pair

shall be left exposed for termination.

5. Strip 5 to 6mm of insulation on both red and black wires.

6. Insert wires to the color matching KNX terminal respecting

the polarity (red +, black -).

7. Ensure wires are segregated and fully inserted with no

exposed copper outside terminals to prevent shorts.

TP1 cable shield termination to Earth can improve noise

immunity. It is not mandatory except where a specic

application and/or the local wiring rules require it.

For future reference it’s recommended to place a marker on the

cable indicating“KNX TP1” or “BUS”with the area and line ID.

KNX Bus Permanent

Connections

PLOSCMKNX

Ceiling Mount Universal Sensor

INSTALLATION MANUAL

Motion Detector Coverage at 2.4m Mounting Height

Photo Electric Cell Mounting Location

• Position the sensor so it“sees” a combination of articial

light and natural light indirectly.

• Position the sensor so it is not directly exposed to articial

light or sunlight and glare.

• Ensure that the sensor is directed onto working surfaces

where correct light level is required.

• For programming instructions refer to Philips LightMaster

Commissioning Guide – Setting up PE functions

Masking Regions from Motion Detection

The PLOS-CM-KNX has a built in pull up mask that

can be rotated to remove 120° scanning range from

thesensor. This featurecanbe usedin situationwhen

a section of the motion detection zone needs to be

blocked out. When mounting the sensors in a single

oce the mask can be used to block out motion

that would be detected in the corridor causing false

triggering of the sensor and then turning on the

lightingunnecessary.This featuredoesnotaect the

light level detection functionality of the sensor.

5.66m

NB: Size of sensor shown is not in proportion

to the illustrated coverage area

7.42m

Artificial

light

Natural

light

Sensor

Lens mask down. Full 360° of

scanning available.

Lens mask up removing 120° scanning

range from the PIR, leaving only 240°.

The mask can be rotated to adjust the

area being blocked out.

www.philips.com/knx •[email protected]

Specications subject to change without notice.

Unit 6, 691 Gardeners Road Mascot 2020 Australia.

ABN 33 097 246 921

PLOS-CM-KNX Installation Manual

Rev D May 2012

PLOSCMKNX

Ceiling Mount Universal Sensor

INSTALLATION MANUAL

Product Specications

PLOS-CM-KNX

Standard Sensitivity

Maximum detection range: 5.0m

Detection Area: up to 7.4m x 5.6m rectangular (at a height of 2.4m)

Detection speed: 1.0m/s

Detection object: 700mm x 250mm

Detection zones: 64

LED activation indicator

Sensor: Quad element pyro-electric

PE Cell

Range <5 lux to >5000 lux (reected)

Automatic “Daylight Harvesting” mode

Controls

KNX Programming switch & LED

Control Bus

KNX TP1, 21-30Vdc

KNX power Consumption

Power Consumption:

max. 10mA

Terminals

Wago 243 (Red / Grey) 0.6-0.8mm wire diameter

Single Core KNX Cable

Environment

-5º to 45ºC operating ambient

temperature

-25º to 55ºC storage temperature

0% to 90% RH non condensing

Protection Class

IP20

Dimensions

Ø 72mm x D 37mm

Weight

Packed weight 0.116kg

WARNING

Do not connect KNX bus to mains power.

KNX cables must be segregated from mains

cablingasperKNXinstallationrecommendations

and local wiring rules.

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