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3.32

Data is subject to errors and technical modifications.

Lighting, Connection

& Control

Klik 7 Pin

Occupancy Sensors

EEK513P / EEK515P

EEK523P / EEK525P

Detection range

Motion area: diameter 7m (product installed at 2½m height)

Presence area: diameter 5m (product installed at 2½m height)

Supply voltage

230 V AC + 10% -15%

Frequency

50/60 Hz

Local lux threshold setting

5 to 1000 lux

3 modes available

Local time setting

1 min to 1hr

Commissioning via installer

remote control

EEK001 for power up, absence / presence mode, timer active / passive cell

Control with IR user remote

control

EEK002 for ON / OFF override

EEK002 for ON / OFF override and dimming up / down

Output

16A AC1 relay output (cut live):

- 2300W incandescent or 230V halogen:

> 26000 cycles

- 1500W VLV halogen lamps with ferromagnetic or

electronic transformer:

> 35000 cycles

- 1000W / 130 μF parallel compensated fluo tube: >

50000 cycles

-23 x 23W fluo-compact with electronic ballast: > 20000

cycles

14V / 50mA (for a DALI bus with 24 ballasts)

- No isolation between the mains and the DALI bus

Push button input

Phase input for absence / presence detection (semi-auto-

matic / automatic mode)

same phase as power supply.

To dim up / down and absence / presence detection (semi-

automatic / automatic mode) same phase as power supply.

Terminals

for 1.5mm

2

rigid / flexable wires

Power dissipation

300mW

60mW

Isolation class

II

Protection

IP41 / IK03

Operating temperature

-10ºC to +45ºC

Storage temperature

-20ºC to +60ºC

Standards

IEC 60669-1, IEC 60669-2-1

Technical Characteristics

h

x

y

D

S

5m

1m

2.5m

2.5m

auto

test

1min

1h

20min

1

on

2

lux

t

H 2.5m 3m 3.5m

X

5m 5m 5m

Y 7m 8m 9m

Detection areas

Settings EEK513P/EEK515P

EEK523P/EEK525P

Mounting

ceiling

protective cover

cable clamp

10 < t < 28mm

For

programming and control see page

3.24.