ECO-Sport
ECO 13551 - Programmable Light Level Controller
GENERAL
The system comprises a touch
sensitive control panel and PSU.
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CONTROL PANEL (WALL MT.)
There is no provision for daylight
linking.
The system is designed to control
up to 120 ballasts using either DSI
or DALI control protocols.
IP22
detection with a variable
user-defined time out function.
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Provision exists for remote switches
to be connected. Latching switches
can be used to provide override, or
momentary action switches can be
used to provide multi-point
switching.
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Three different light levels may
be stored for selection within the
control panel.
A PIR detector may be connected
to provide presence or absence
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IP40
27
POWER UNIT (PSU)
IP43
180
IP44
182
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IP50
CONTROL PANEL (WALL MT.)
located on the rear of the control panel
IP53
circuit board.
(See FIG. 1) For DALI ballasts
the jumper needs to be fitted. For DSI the
jumper should
be removed.
IP54
POWER UNIT (PSU)
The control panel should be connected
to the PSU using the supplied RJ45 cable.
IP55
The incoming mains supply should be
connected to J1 in the PSU. Ideally this
should be on theIP60
same circuit as the
luminaires.
INSTALLATION
bore to accommodate the RJ45 connector
on the supplied interconnection lead.
The system should be installed in
accordance with the SYSTEM SCHEMATIC.
CONNECTIONS
The PSU box should be surface mounted
using the four predefined fixing holes.
Knock outs are provided for the use
of cable glands and/or conduit.
The PSU should be connected in
accordance with the SYSTEM SCHEMATIC.
The control panel is designed to fit into
a double socket recessed steel back box or
35mm deep surface mounted patress box.
If a PIR detector is to be incorporated in the
system, the fitted link between 0V and DT
should be removed and a 12V or 240V PIR
detector wired into J6 or J9 as shown in the
PSU Installation Cabling diagram overleaf.
Conduit or trunking utilised for the
connection between the control panel
and the PSU should have sufficient internal
Dependant upon whether the luminaires
are to be DSI controlled or DALI controlled,
the jumper U1 needs to be set. This is
IP65 switches may be located
The optional
elsewhere and should comprise single pole
switches mounted on a grid-plate. Latching
IP66
switches will provide an over-ride function;
momentary action push to make switches
will provideIP67
a multi-point switching facility.
FIG. 1
IP68
Jumper 1
SYSTEM SCHEMATIC
L
E
N
Mains Input
DSI or DALI
L
E
N
RJ45 Connection
PSU
0
12V
PIR
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MAINS
PIR
LUMINAIRE 2
LUMINAIRE 1
1
2
3
MANUAL
SWITCHES
Single pole switches
CONTROL
PANEL
LIGHT LEVEL
- Latching switches for over-ride.
- Momentary action push to make switches for
multi-point switching.
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PSU INSTALLATION CABLING
PSU
POWER UNIT
L
L
N
N
L5
J4
220/240V
50HZ
J7
J3
+
J9
J6
DALI/DSI
-
J8
MAINS
PIR
PIR
N6
0V DT 12V
J2
L6
n/o
c
n/c
N
L4
L
N4
N
L3
L
N3
N
L2
L
N2
N
Panel
Light Level 2
Light Level 1
Light Level 0
Manual Override Switches
(CUSTOMER TO SUPPLY)
Control
Panel
Mains
PIR
PIR
N
N5
J5
J1
220/240V, 50Hz Input Required
SWITCH
L FUNCTION
Light Level 3
L
On initial power up, the panel will display:
Thorlux Lighting
ECO Sport Version V1.5
After 3 seconds the lower line will display the
light level which should be 100%.
Thorlux Lighting
Level = 100%
The panel will now send a DSI/DALI signal to
the luminaires and the light level should be
100% output.
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SETTING LIGHT LEVELS (
Using the ‘up/ down’ controls, the required light
levels may be set and the second line of the
display will now show the set level.
Thorlux Lighting
Level = 57%
This light level may be stored as one of the
pre-selected light levels by pressing and
holding one of the numbered presets (1,2,3).
Pressing and holding the preset for 2.5 seconds
will result in the display showing:Hold to Save
Light Level
After holding for a further 2.5 seconds the display
will show:Light Level
Saved
If the selected preset is not held for sufficient
time, the new light level will not be saved and the
previously allocated light level for that preset will
be retained. This operation may be repeated for
all three preset controls.
Programming PIR Operation : The preset time
out period may be set from 0 minutes up to 90
minutes in 30 second steps. This is achieved by
simultaneously selecting both the ‘up’ and ‘down’
controls for over 3 secs. The display will then
show:Press 0 to Exit
0 mins 30 secs
A
Using the ‘up’ and ‘down controls, the desired
time out period may be set.
The letter on the right of the display will be
either an “A” or a “P”. It indicates whether the PIR
is operating in Presence or Absence mode. It may
be changed by pressing the ’1’ control whilst in
programming mode. Press ‘0’ to exit and save
settings.
(CUSTOMER TO SUPPLY)
OPERATION
or remote momentary action switches. Once
switched on, if no activity is detected for a preset
time, the luminaires will be dimmed down by 1%
decrements to a light level of 1%. After a further
minute of no activity, the luminaires will be
turned off. The next time a person enters the
room, they must use the panel or remote
switches to switch the lights on.
The panel now offers three ‘preset light levels’
(1,2,3) plus ‘off’ (0) to the user. Selecting one of
the preset levels the display will show:Thorlux Lighting
Level = 57% SW1
When the panel has been in-operative for one
minute, the display backlight will dim until any
one of the panel controls is used again.
LANGUAGE SELECTION
The language used in the control panel display
may be changed from English to German. To
change, the ‘off’ control must be held for 2.5
seconds after which the display will show: Hold to Change
Language
After holding for a further 2.5 seconds the display
will show:1 = English
2 = German
REMOTE SWITCHES
Latching Switches : If latching switches are
used, the remote switches will override the panel
controls and the display will show the override
switch number and associated light level.
Momentary Action Switches : If momentary
action push-to-make switches are used, the
remote switches will replicate the panel controls
and the display will show the current switch
number and associated light level. Any number
of momentary action switches can be connected
to the system.
PIR OPERATION
The PIR can be set to provide either presence or
Absence Detection.
Presence Mode : If movement is detected by
the PIR, it will switch on the luminaires at the
light level last used prior to detection. Conversely,
if no activity is detected for a preset time,
the luminaires will be dimmed down by 1%
decrements to a light level of 1%. After a further
minute of no activity, the luminaires will be
turned off
Absence Mode : In absence mode, the PIR will
not switch the lights on if movement is detected.
The user must switch the lights on from the panel
Selecting 1 or 2 above will change the language,
if after one minute no selection is made then the
language will remain unchanged.
MODIFICATIONS
Thorlux products should not be modified. Any
modification may render the product unsafe and
will invalidate any Safety/Approval marks.
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE
ECO components should not be subjected
to undue mechanical shock or extremes of
temperature. Clean only with a clean dry cloth.
IMPORTANT-SAFETY
We recommend that all electrical
inputs are from the same local source
to ensure simple and safe isolation.
Before carrying out any servicing,
ensure that all mains inputs are fully
isolated. Disconnect controller before
insulation testing of the installation.
NOTICE TO CONTR ACTOR - PLEASE PASS THIS LEAFLET TO THE END -USER
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ISO 9001
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ISO 14001
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