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Lighting connection andcontrol accessories

2005 Issue 1

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Klik is part of the Hager group. And that’s important to you. It means you’ll enjoy the benefitsof massive on-going investment in better manufacturing resources, research and developmentand customer service plus a cross-fertilisation ofskills and technologies between the member companies. Hager itself was founded in 1955. Itbegan as a family business and is still independentlyowned, even though, today, it is one of the world’sleading manufacturers and suppliers of electricalcontrol and distribution systems.

In addition to Klik the group includes Hager andAshley.

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Ashley, whose wiring accessories aresynonymous with quality and reliability.

Hager offer a comprehensive range ofelectrical distribution equipment up to 800Amps.

Klik has transformed the speed andefficiency of electrical connections.

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� Socket outlet module -install wherever required.

� Live contacts are inaccessible.

� Contact plane at 90o to load direction.

Klik the unique secure connection system

The Klik Connector System, simply brings plug-in convenience andversatility for lighting.

It is a unique modular plug and socket interface that providessimultaneous mechanical and electrical connection in one click-inaction.

Luminaires can be plugged in, in seconds, in absolute safety, withoutcircuit isolation. All live contacts are inaccessible and the earthingconnection is made before any other.

The non-wander design prevents disconnection of the plug from itssocket by vibration or snatch withdrawals. Strong load grips providesupport for luminaires up to 10kg, so all types and sizes ofluminaires can be safely used.

The electrical connection is made by latch contacts perpendicular to the natural load direction thus eliminating strain onthe contacts. Klik exceeds the relevant British Standard requirementsand enables compliance with IEE Wiring Regulations and SafetyRegulations.

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� Earth contact is the first to make, last to break.

� Mechanical and Electrical connection.

� Strong load grips support up to 10kg.

� One ‘click-in’ action.

Sockets

Plugs

The refurbishment is part of aplanned campaign by thecompany to enhance its in storeappeal. The entire project wasrolled out across the stores andused the “plug and play”interface that Klik offers so thatthe installation caused no orminimal disruption to customers.

Klik sockets were installed in thestores’ ceilings so that theshopfitters could bring thepreassembled cabinets intostore and plug them in to powerits built in display lighting. Usingthe sockets also enables thestores to use new illuminatedsignage near ceiling height tohelp customers navigate.

Flexible leads from the cabinetswere prewired with Klik plugsbefore installation. The plug ininterface also makesmaintenance and futurerefurbishment simple. In theevent of a fault with the built inlighting a cabinet is simplyunplugged for isolation of

supply, so other display areasare unaffected duringmaintenance. For futurerefurbishments the old cabinetcan be unplugged and removedwith the new one positioned andplugged straight into the powersupply.

Most of the stores wererefurbished over a single night,with a few larger storescompleted over two nights. TheKlik connection offers a secureelectrical and mechanicalconnection in absolute safetywithout circuit isolation, whichallowed the shopfitter to plug inthe new units. An electricianthen checked the integrity of thefixture before the store wasopened to the public.

The non-wander design of Klikprevents disconnection of theplug from its socket by vibrationor snatch withdrawals.

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Boots has used Hager’s Klik lighting support couplers forthe refurbishment of all its self-select cosmeticmerchandising counters across its 1300 stores in the UK.

Boots

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Products:S28 ultra flush round socket

Installation:Boots stores nationwide

Key benefit:Flexibility

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Electrical contractors DIS has used Hager’s Klik LDS as aflexible connection system for a lighting control solution inthe new 160,000 sq. ft House of Fraser store in Croydon.

Ten way Klik LDS marshallingboxes were installed side byside each with its own circuit.Using a BMS, timers switch thelighting on/off and to 50% levelsfor cleaning. Using LDS ten wayboxes as standard provided thestore with future flexibility sinceseveral sockets were left blankallowing light fittings to beadded or repositioned for futureshop displays with minimaldisruption.

The connection system alsohelped DIS meet tightinstallation deadlines withpressure for the store to openquickly and generate revenue.First fix simply involved hardwiring the LDS marshallingboxes, which could take placewhile other trades were still onsite. Second fix then involvedplugging up to ten prewiredluminaires into each box.

Emergency luminaires were alsoconnected into the system sincethe sockets in Klik have fourconnections allowing an auxiliaryloop.

Comments technical director forDIS, Mike Armstrong: “For largeopen plan areas such as this,using Klik LDS saved us about60% labour time. It alsoprovides us and the store withflexibility for both the lightingcontrol and for positioning andadding extra luminaires bothnow and in the future.”

In addition using the Klik LDSconnection system simplifiesfuture maintenance for the store.If a luminaire fails it is unpluggedand taken away for repair whilea replacement is plugged into itsplace thus causing minimumdisruption to the sales area.

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Products:KLDS1010 outlet lighting distributionsystem

Installation:House of Fraser store Croydon

Key benefit:Reduced installation time

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Klik DCS consists of amarshalling box, whichdistributes both power and datato the HF ballasts, and aprogrammable sensor thatcombines movement detectionwith daylight linking and allowsscene setting. Using the systemthe lighting is switched on to aprogrammed ambient light levelwhen movement is detected andthen switched off or dimmeddown when no movement isdetected after a preset time.

In addition to maintaining aconstant ambient light level, thesystem is programmed withdifferent scene sets so if theinteractive wipe board is usedthe teacher can adjust thelighting using a simple remotecontrol. The remote control alsoallows manual dimming up anddown of the lighting.

All primary schools in Gatesheadcouncil are being upgraded todigital lighting in an ongoingrollout programme.

Comments Peter Fallen,electrical engineer for Gatesheadcouncil: “We specified Klik DCSbecause it is a cost-effectiveand easy means of giving us thedigital lighting control that weneed. The system is fast toinstall, causing minimumdisruption and typically takesjust 10 minutes to commissionfor each classroom. Anotheradvantage is that we need nocommissioning engineers toprogramme the system, ourelectricians can do it themselveswhile they are on site.

“In addition future maintenanceis simple, since Klik DCS is aplug and play system if there is afault a luminaire can be simplyunplugged and replaced withminimal disruption.”

Gateshead Schools Klik into Digital Lighting Control

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Gateshead council is using Hager’s Klik DCS for digitallighting control in its primary schools to help teachers getmore effective use of interactive wipeboards and to helpsave energy.

Products:KDCS Klik digital connectionsystem

Installation:Primary schools Gateshead

Key benefit:Ease of installation /commisioning

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KLDS 12 Way

12 outlet lighting distribution box

Surface Mounted Occupancy Sensor

The new Klik OS2/PSM has the samefunctionality and market leading featuresas the OS2/P

Klik Digital

Klik Digital is a lighting control systemthat provides simple and efficient lightingcontrol, which consistently monitorslighting levels to achieve cost andefficiency savings.

Index

Klik LDS page 10-11

marshalling boxes

Klik OS page 12-13occupancy sensors

Klik lighting page 14-173 pin plug in ceiling roses

Klik AX page 18-204 pin plug in ceiling roses

Klik boxes page 21-22mounting boxes

Klik pre-wired page 23-253 and 4 pin pre-wired plugs

Klik Digital page 26

Technical and service information page 37

New Products Featured

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Klik LDSspecification notes

Compact dimensions allow for installation inconfined ceiling voids. Terminal cover slides offfrom the front facilitating KLDS usage in confinedspaces.

Each socket outlet will accept 3 or 4 pin plugs.

LDS can be fixed direct to ceiling or wall with No.8 screws.

Moulded parts are manufactured from PC-ABS,which is a low smoke and fume material andprovides a “halogen free” product.

Single or dual switching capability is selected viaa copper link. Use of this link will switch all outletsas one circuit or remove it to control two lightingcircuits from one LDS unit.

A separate terminal block is provided forconnection of flexible cords. Large barriersbetween terminals provide improved segregation.

Clear circuit and terminal identification simplifiesthe installation process.

In today’s environment, the pressure in all areas of developmentis to reduce costs. The introduction of the Klik plug-in connectorsystem for lighting, made a significant contribution to thereduction of on-site wiring and maintenance time.

When Klik introduced the LDS (Lighting Distribution System) evenfurther time and cost savings were made. Supplied with 4, 6, 8,10, 12 Klik socket outlets, which accept either Klik lighting 3 pinplugs or Klik AX 4 pin plugs. Klik LDS eliminates the need for on-site wiring of individual fittings.

Klik LDS now has the capacity for dual circuit switching. Suppliedas a single circuit, simply removing the link converts KLDS intotwo separate circuits.

With the ever increasing demand for the ceiling void KLDS offersa compact product. Also to ease installation the overall weighthas been reduced. The addition of a second terminal blockimproves the electrical connection of flexible conductors such asthese supplied with Klik occupancy sensors.

Klik LDS can be hung from the ceiling suspensionsystem via drop rod and Caddy Clips™. Caddy Clip is a registered trade mark of Erico Europa(GB) LTD – Reading.

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Flexibility

Safety

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Klik LDS - Marshalling Boxes

• Complies with BS 5733

• Main terminal capacity 5 x 4 mm2.

• Flexible conductor terminalcapacity 1 x 1 mm2

• Main terminals rated 16Amps. Each socket outletrated 6 Amps. Flexible conductor terminals rated at10 Amps.

• All socket outlets factory connected and tested.

• Aluminium extruded body

• All plastic ‘V0’ rated.

• Socket outlets accept eitherKlik lighting (3 pin) plugs,Klik AX (4 pin) plugs and Klik pre-wired leads

• Cable entries will accept20mm or can be drilled outto 25mm

• Self-retained cover screw.

KLDS4

KLDS6

KLDS8

KLDS10

KLDS12

description dimensions pack catqty ref.

4 outlet lighting 73mm x 1 KLDS4distribution box 222mm x

238mm


288mm


338mm


388mm


438mm

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The Klik OS occupancy sensor is an energy saving developmentof the already successful Klik range.

The Klik occupancy sensor responds automatically to occupancyand ambient light levels. Using built in photocell control, lightsremain off when ambient light is sufficient even though the area isoccupied. When the ambient light falls below the required levelthe lights will automatically switch on when the area is entered.The need for costly hard wiring of switches is eliminated whenusing Klik occupancy sensors.

For multi luminaire control, up to two Klik OS occupancy sensorscan be fitted to the Klik LDS lighting distribution system.

The Klik OS Occupancy Sensor, whilst providing a quick andefficient means of lighting control, will effectively save energy andreduce costs.

Adjustable photocell optimizes energy saving byholding lights off when ambient light conditionsare adequate.

New quad element pyro and improved Fresnellens provide increased sensitivity.

Separate active infra red remote controllers forprogramming and manual override functions. Thelower cost manual controller can be issued tooccupants providing full manual override.

Programming remote controllers can be providedto maintenance or facilities management staff toset tamperproof time out periods, which meansensors can be tailored to the specific needs ofthe installation.

Compatibility with Klik LDS boxes allows simplelocal group lighting control systems to be plannedand installed.

Mounted via a 50mm cutout in the ceiling tile witha rear retaining ring which ratchets down toprovide a secure fixing on even the thinnest tiles.

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Klik occupancy sensorspecification notes

Installation

Flexibility

Energy Saving

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description fixing pack catqty ref.

time adjustable flush 1 OS2/Poccupancy sensor

surface mounted 1 OS2/PSM

remote control on/off N/A 1 OSRCAswitching and programmer2 to 37 minute time out settings light level setting

remote control on/off switching N/A 1 OSRCB

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Klik OS

• Switching capacity 6 Ampsfor all fluorescent loads.

• Connections: live, neutraland earth inputs to occupancy sensor. Switchedlive output to luminaire(s) orKlik LDS

• Residual currentconsumption: 30mA @24V

• Occupancy sensor range:6m diameter at 2.4m high

• Occupancy time out period:2 to 37 minutes

• Materials:All materials ‘V0’ rated

• Pre-wired cord set: 3mconductor 1.00 mm2 lowsmoke zero halogen asstandard

• All parts factory connectedand tested

• Factory settings 20min delayoff photocell deactivated.N.B. OSRCA programmingtool required to changefactory settings.

OS2/P

OSRCA

OSRCB

OS2/PSM

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Klik lightingspecification notes

Designed for on load isolation which allowsindividual light fittings to be removed formaintenance without affecting other fittings on thecircuit.

Maintenance testing and cleaning tasks can becarried out at bench level thereby minimising timeup a ladder.

Mechanical and electrical connection made in one“click-in” action provides for a simple time savingand safe installation.

Electrical contact plane is at 90º to the mechanicalload direction means that the contact is not understrain and the plug will not wander.

Large terminal capacities make it easier to installirrespective of the cable sizes used.

Plug and socket arrangement support a 10kgstatic load, but up to 5kg suspended by a flexiblecord.

Angled terminal identification reduces potentialstress on conductors during installation.

Wide choice of sockets outlet styles and fixingcentres provide solutions for every application andmounting method.

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Safety

Installation

Flexibility

The Klik connector system brings plug-in convenience andversatility to lighting.

Klik is a unique modular plug and socket interface that providessimultaneous mechanical and electrical connection in one click-inaction.

Lights can be plugged in, in seconds, in absolute safety, withoutcircuit isolation. All live contacts are inaccessible and the earthingconnection is made before any other.

The non-wander design prevents disconnection of the plug fromits socket by vibration or snatch withdrawals.

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lighting trunking socket86mm x 33mm x 6mm via integral 10 S26/TC7mm back projection trunking clamp


3 pin ceiling rose75mm dia x 44mm 50.8mm standard7mm back projection Diagonal (BESA) 10 PCR2000

surface plug-in ceiling rose80mm dia x 58mm Surface 10 PCR2900

A1 cover75mm dia x 44mm 10 A1A1 cover snap fits S27, S29 sockets

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6 Amp plug in ceiling roses

• Complies with BS 6972 andBS 5733

• PCR2000 plug cat. ref. P22,socket cat ref. S27 and Cover, cat. ref. A1.

• PCR2900 plug cat. ref. P22,Surface socket cat. ref. S29and Cover cat. ref. A1.

• PCR2900 base accepts Ashley RL602 halo.

• PCR2900 provides loop-interminal bank wiring withinintegral surface mounting socket base.

• PCR2900 base terminalsaccepts 1 x 4mm2

conductor.

• 6 Amp 250V a.c.

• Sockets have 4 terminations:live, neutral, earth and loop-in.

• Plugs have 3 terminations:live, neutral and earth.

• Static loading 10kg, exceptwhen load suspended byflexible cord - 5kg maximum.

6 Amp lighting trunking socket with clamp


• The Klik lighting S26/TCsocket is an S26 architravesocket pre-assembled with atrunking

• Clamp fast and easyinstallation of sockets, thathave been prewired at benchlevel, into return edgetrunking

• Designed to fit either Davisor Salamandre 50mm x50mm return edge trunkingprofiles

• This product may not besuitable for all installations.Suitability should bechecked prior to commencing work

PCR2000

A1

S26/TC

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3 pin plug with cord grip and cover Lead 10 P2257mm x 25mm x 25mm

luminaire plug80mm x 27mm x 6mm 65mm non-standard 10 P2310mm back projection Vertical

round luminaire plug73mm dia x 9mm 50.8mm horizontal 10 P257mm back projection with 2 x M4 insertstwo M4 threaded inserts

threaded entry luminaire plug(M10) 69mm dia x 33mm M10 at centre 10 P26for use with rod and hook for chandeliers

round luminaire plug63mm dia x 5mm 50.8mm horizontal 10 P2712mm back projection

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6 Amp plugs


• Suitable for use with any Kliklighting or Klik AX socketand Klik LDS

• 3 pins and cord grip enable up to a 5kg load to besuspended by a flexible cord

• Integral luminaire plugsenable support up to 10kgload

• P22 plug is supplied in plug-in Ceiling Rose, Cat No.PCR2000 and PCR2900

• Luminaire plugs aredesigned for incorporationby OEM’s.

• Plugs have 3 terminations:live, neutral and earth

• Static loading 10kg, exceptwhen load suspended byflexible cord - 5kg maximum

WarningN.B. plugs must not be fitted onthe supply side of anyinstallation - they must beconnected to theload/fitting/appliance side of theinstallation

P22

P23

P25

P26

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3 socket module54mm x 28mm x 13mm panel cut-out 10 S20/MOPComplete with panel 58mm x 32mmmounting kit

ultra flush socket86mm x 36mm x 1.5mm 60.3mm standard 10 S2110mm back projection Vertical

architrave socket86mm x 33mm x 6mm 60.3mm standard 10 S267mm back projection Vertical

round socket 74mm dia x 7mm 50.8mm standard 10 S277mm back projection Diagonal (BESA)

ultra flush round socket86mm dia x 1.5mm 60.3mm standard 10 S2810mm back projection Vertical

surface mounting socket80mm dia x 27mm Surface 10 S29

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6 Amp socket outlets


• All suitable for use with anystandard Klik lighting plug.

• All have four terminations: live, neutral, earth and loop.Cat. No. S29 provides loop-in terminal bank wiringwithin integral surfacemounting base as standardceiling rose.

• S27 socket is supplied in plug-in ceiling rose, Cat No.PCR2000.

• S29 socket is supplied in plug-in ceiling rose, Cat. No.PCR2900.

• S27 and S29 socket will accept A1 cover.

• 6 Amp 250V a.c.

• Sockets have 4 terminations:live, neutral, earth and loop-in

S20/MOP

S21

S26

S27

S28

S29

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Klik AXspecification notes

Klik AX provides a 4th pin for uses such asemergency lighting with a permanent live aswell as a switched live.

Klik AX sockets accept Klik Lighting 3 pin plugsproviding easy reconfiguration of office lighting.

On-load isolation allows individual emergencyluminaires to be unplugged simulating a powerfailure during “walk tests”.

Choice of colour of the cover allowsidentification of special applications.

Choice of colour of the plug cover allows simpleidentification of special applications.

4th contact provides extra connection required bystand-alone energy management control modules.

Klik AX gives large incorporating two or morelamps a greater degree of control as the fourthcontact enables alternative switching andsupply options.

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Safety

Installation

Flexibility

Klik AX is a four contact connector for special circuit wiringapplications enabling a second supply or special connection tobe made.

Klik AX is perfect for emergency lighting and plays an importantrole in energy management systems.

The fourth auxiliary contact allows alternative switching andsupply options.

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4 pin, ceiling rose74mm dia x 44mm 50.8 standard 7mm back projection diagonal (BESA) 10 CR64AX

4 pin, ceiling rose, Red74mm dia x 44mm 50.8 standard 7mm back projection diagonal (BESA) 10 CR64AX/R

A1 cover75mm dia x 44mm 10 A1A1 cover snap fits S27, S29, S127/BL S64AX sockets

A1 Red cover75mm dia x 44mm 10 A1/RA1/R cover snap fits S27, S29, S64AX sockets

*note other colours are available as specials

Klik AX - 6 Amp plug-in ceiling rose

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• CR64AX plug cat. ref. P64AXR, socket cat. ref. S64AX andcover cat. ref. A1

• CR64AX/R plug cat refP64AXR, socket cat catS64AX and cover cat refA1/R

• 6 Amp 250V a.c.

• Sockets have 5 terminations:live, neutral, earth, auxiliaryand loop-in.

• Plugs have 4 terminations:live, neutral, earth andauxiliary.

• Static loading 10kg, exceptwhen load suspended byflexible cord - 5kg maximum.

CR64AX/R

CR64AX

A1

A1/R

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socket module54mm x 37mm x 13mm panel cut-out 10 S60AX/MOPcomplete with 58mm x 59mmpanel mounting kit

round socket74mm dia x 7mm 50.8mm standard7mm back projection Diagonal (BESA) 10 S64AX

1 gang, square socket86mm x 86mm x 9mm 60.3mm standard5mm back projection Horizontal 10 S65AX


4 pin plug LEAD 10 P64AXwith cord grip and cover - white57mm x 35mm x 44mm

4 pin plug LEAD 10 P64AXRwith cord grip and cover - red57mm x 35mm x 44mm

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Klik AX - 6 Amp plugs


• Special purpose 4 pin plug,suitable only for use withKlik AX sockets and KlikLDS

• 4 pins and cord grip enablea 5kg load to be suspended

• P64AXR plug as supplied in plug-in ceiling rose, Cat. No. CR64AX

• 6 Amp 250V a.c.

• Plugs have 4 terminations:live, neutral, earth andauxiliary

• Static loading 10kg, exceptwhen load suspended byflexible cord - 5kg maximum

WarningN.B. plugs must not be fitted onthe supply side of any installation - they must beconnected to theload/fitting/appliance side of theinstallation

Klik AX - 6 Amp sockets


• Sockets suitable for use withany Klik lighting or Klik AXplug.

• All sockets have 5terminations: live, neutral,earth, auxiliary and loop-in.

• For special purpose applications eg: emergencylighting.

• S64AX socket is supplied inplug-in ceiling rose, Cat ref. CR64AX.

• S64AX socket will accept A1 A1/R cover.

• S65AX supplied with M3.5 x 25mm fixing screws.

P64AX

P64AXR

S60AX/MOP

S64AX

S65AX

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joist box75mm x 30mm x 20mm 60.3mm standard 10 MB1/E

round surface box85mm dia x 31mm 50.8mm standard 10 MB2

diagonal(BESA)

architrave flush box80mm x 29mm x 20mm 60.3mm standard 10 MB3/E

vertical

architrave surface box87mm x 34mm x 20mm 60.3mm standard

vertical 10 MB4

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Moulded mounting boxes

• Complies with BS 5733 • To complement the range ofKlik products a selection ofmoulded mounting boxes isavailable for either flush orsurface mounting.

• For more hazardous areas, 1gang and 2 gang metalcladboxes have been adapted totake the Klik socketinterface.

MB1/E

MB2

MB3/E

MB4

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Mounting box selector

S20/MOP S21 S26 S27 S28 S60AX/MOP S64AX S65AXPCR2000 CR64AX

mounting boxes

surface mounting

ceiling MB2 MB2

wall MB4 P815Ashley 1 gang20mm mounting box

conduit BESA box BESA box

flush mounting

ceiling MB1/E BESA box MB1/E BESA box

partition MB3/E MB3/E MB3/E MB81wall Ashley 1 gang

partition wallmounting box

solid wall MB3/E MB3/E BESA box MB3/E BESA box 25mm 1 gangless wings less wings less wings flush

metal box

panel 58mm 58mm x 32mm x 59mmaperture aperture

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Klik pre-wiredspecification notes

Used in conjunction with KLDS will dramaticallyreduce time and cost of lighting installations.

Choice of standard lengths from 1 to 5M.

Special lengths available please contacttechnical support.

Choice of high temperature PVC or LSOHflexible cables with 3 or 4 pin plug options.

Installation / Safety

Installation

Flexibility

Crimped ends on all leads minimise damage on site.

Pre-wired leads are supplied complete withprotective covers to minimise the risk ofexposure to live conductors.

Reduces on-site wiring, time and costs on site.

Pre-Wired LSC plugs offer a 50% time reduction in connectingthe luminaires to the system.

Klik pre-wired leads are available as ceiling roses and plugs in 3or 4 pin configurations offering a choice of PVC or LSOH flexiblecords of 0.75mm2 or 1mm2 CSA and standard cord lengths arefrom 1 to 5m.

When used in conjunction with Klik LDS boxes even greater timesavings can be achieved.

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description length pack heat resisting low smokeqty PVC zero halogen

0.75mm2 flexible cord

1 metre 10 PCR2000/1.0 PCR2000/LSF/1.0

2 metre 10 PCR2000/2.0 PCR2000/LSF/2.0

3 metre 5 PCR2000/3.0 PCR2000/LSF/3.0

4 metre 5 PCR2000/4.0 PCR2000/LSF/4.0


2 metre 10 PCR2000/1.0PVC/2 PCR2000/1.0LSF/2






1 metre 10 P22/1.0 P22/LSF/1.0

2 metre 10 P22/2.0 P22/LSF/2.0

3 metre 5 P22/3.0 P22/LSF/3.0

4 metre 5 P22/4.0 P22/LSF/4.0


2 metre 10 P22/1.0PVC/2 P22/1.0LSF/2

3 metre 5 P22/1.0PVC/3 P22/1.0LSF/3

4 metre 5 P22/1.0PVC/4 P22/1.0LSF/4

5 metre 5 P22/1.0PVC/5 P22/1.0LSF/5

P223 pin 6 Ampplug

P223 pin 6 Amp plug

PCR20003 pin 6 AmpCeiling rose

PCR20003 pin 6 AmpCeiling rose

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Pre-wired 6 Amp plug-in ceiling roses


• Comprehensive range of pre-wired Klik lightingplugs and ceiling rosesreduces on-site installationtime and cost. All leadshave crimped ends toeliminate breakage, and

minimise on-site cable preparation.

• Heat resisting PVCflexible cord, complies withBS 6500

• Low smoke zero halogen flexible cord, complies withBS 6500 and BS 7211

pre-wired 6 Amp plugs

PCR2000/1.0

P22/1.0

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0.75mm2 flexible cord1 metre 10 CR64AX/1.0 CR64AX/LSF/1.0

2 metre 10 CR64AX/2.0 CR64AX/LSF/2.0



1.00mm2 flexible cord2 metre 10 CR64AX/1.0PVC/2 CR64AX/1.0/LSF/2

3 metre 5 CR64AX/1.0PVC/3 CR64AX/1.0/LSF/3





1 metre 10 P64AXR/1.0 P64AXR/LSF/1.0





2 metre 10 P64AXR/1.0PVC/2 P64AXR/1.0LSF/2





1 metre 10 P64AX/1.0 P64AX/LSF/1.0




1.00mm2 flexible cord2 metre 10 P64AX/1.0PVC/2 P64AX/1.0LSF/2

3 metre 5 P64AX/1.0PVC/3 P64AX/1.0LSF/3



P64AX4 pin 6 Amp plugplug WHITE

P64AX4 pin 6 Amp plugplug WHITE

P64AXR4 pin 6 Amp plugplug RED

P64AXR4 pin 6 Amp plugplug RED

CR64AX4 pin 6 AmpCeiling rose

CR64AX4 pin 6 AmpCeiling rose

Klik AX 6 Amp plug-inceiling roses • Complies with BS 6972 and

BS 5733• Heat resisting PVC

flexible cord: BS 6500• Low smoke zero halogen

flexible cord: BS 6500 andBS 7211

Pre-wired Klik AX 6 Amp plugs

CR64AX/1.0

P64AXR/1.0

P64AX/1.0

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Index

Overview page 28

National audit commission application story page 29

Klik digital connection system KDCS page 30

Pre-wired plugs page 30

Pre-wired auxiliary plugs for emergency luminares page 31

Occupancy sensor and associated products page 31

Digital design guide page 32-36

Technical and service information page 37

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Klik Digital

Klik Digital is a lighting control systemthat provides simple and efficient lightingcontrol, which consistently monitorslighting levels to achieve cost andefficiency savings.

New Products Featured

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Presence detection is by passive infrared effectively

enhanced to improve sensitivity to small movements.

Regulating photocell ensures a minimum maintained light

level, taking account of the contribution from adjacent

luminaires and daylight.

Incorporates simple scene setting, up to six scenes can

be set via user remote.

Off delay in minutes following the last observed

movement after which the lights switch off/dim down.

Detection pattern and range in metres under normal

operating conditions.

Hand controller provides local user override.

Remote programming tool ensures changes can be easily

accommodated.

Klik have added to their market leading range of unique plug andsockets with a choice of products ideal for the electricalcontractor who wants to add digital lighting control to hisportfolio.

Using a design based on our very successful Klik Lightingdistribution System (KLDS) we have introduced the Klik DigitalConnection System (KDCS) a marshalling box capable ofdistributing power and data to 4, 6, 8, or 10 digital ballasts.

KDCS can be sub-divided into two circuits for greater flexibility.Klik Digital plugs connect the luminaires to the KDCS marshallingbox, a blue five pin plug for non emergency luminaires and a redauxiliary plug for emergency luminaires. All plugs are factory pre-wired with a bespoke cable that combines the power anddata cables together but allows them to be separated by adouble insulation.

High performance, programmable presence detectors thatmonitor and regulate the lighting level.

For lighting specialists who already install lighting managementsystems the KDCS can be used as part of a larger system interms of the distribution box.

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Contractors SES electrical hascompleted the first three phasesof the Audit Commission’sBristol offices and has alsoinstalled the system in itsregional Bolton and Solihulloffices.

FunctionalityThe specification demandedlocal control in response tooccupancy and natural daylight,with light levels set at 360 lux atdesk top height. In additionthere is a set back facility wherethe lights dim to 200 lux after 30minutes if no movement isdetected, and then they dim tooff after a further period of time.Some meeting rooms andcellular offices have a semi automode where a hand held remotecontrol (OSDC) can override theKlik sensors and dim the lightingup and down manually. Thereare also wall switches by themain exits that override thesensors and turn the lighting onor off. The scheme is designed to meetCIBSE LG3 guidelines. Itaddresses the twin demands ofenergy saving through localcontrol as well as user comfortsince it avoids the “cave effect”,where people working late are inlight but they are surrounded bydarkness.

Time SavingFor the Bristol offices, eachphase had to be refurbished injust eight weeks while the workforce moved into adjacentbuildings. This involved not only

replacing the entire lightingsystem but also the power anddata cabling and air conditioningsystems.

SimplicityAccording to Geoff Stewart ofSES Consulting Klik DCS offeredthe most cost effective andsimple solution. Using thesystem’s simple and secure“plug and play” technology fordistributing power and data cangive installation time-savings ofup to 50% according to Hager.

At the heart of a system is amarshalling box to distributeboth power and data to four, six,eight or ten digital ballasts via itssecure plug and socketinterface. Both power and datashare the same plug inconnection with blue plugs usedfor normal digital ballasts andred for emergency luminaires.

For this project, DALI Kliksensors are wired into themarshalling box to provide theintelligent control for theballasts. These sensors achievepressure detection by passiveinfared and incorporate aregulating photocell to ensure aconsistent light level.

FlexibilitySES Contracting commissionedthe control scenarios using aKlik hand held programmer(OSDP). Two switches inside theprogrammer alter the brightnesssettings and dill switches offeryes/no choices for differentcontrol options. The

programmer is then pointed atall the sensors that will have thatcontrol setting and theprogramming button is pressed.

Klik DCS can be used as asimple stand-alone digitallighting control system, as in thisproject, or as part of a morecomplex building managementsystem for distributionpurposes.

National Audit Commission Kliks Into LightingControl Savings

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Products Uses:KDCS Klik digital connectionsystemInstallation:National Audit CommisionnationwideKey benefit:Energy saving

The national audit commission is realising cost and energy savings of its ownthanks to the installation of Hager’s Klik DCS digital lighting control system in several of its offices.

description pack qty. cat ref.

pre-wired plugs with low smoke zero halogen flexible corddigital plug with 1 metre 10 P55/11.0 mm2 LS0H flexible cord

digital plug with 2 metre 10 P55/21.0 mm2 LS0H flexible cord




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description dimensions pack qty. cat ref.

klik Digital Connection System KDCS4 outlet distribution box 73mm x 222mm x 238mm 1 KDCS4

6 outlet distribution box 73mm x 222mm x 288mm 1 KDCS6



Pre-wired plugs

KDCS10

KDCS6

KDCS8

KDCS4

P55

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auxiliary plugs with low smoke zero halogen flexible corddigital AX plug with 1 metre 10 P55AXR/11.0 mm2 LS0H flexible cord

digital AX plug with 2 metre 10 P55AXR/21.0 mm2 LS0H flexible cord



digital AX plug with 5 metre 5 P55AXR/51.0mm2 LS0H flexible cord


occupancy sensoroccupancy sensor with scene setting for DSI ballasts 1 OS3/DS

occupancy sensor with wall switch dimming - DSI 1 OS3/DSW

occupancy sensor with scene setting for DALI ballasts 1 OS4/DS

occupancy sensor with wall switch dimming - DALI 1 OS4/DSW

infrared programming tool 1 OSDP

hand held controller 1 OSDC

hand held controller (scene setting) 1 OSDCS

plasterboard fixing kit 1 OSPB64

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Pre-wired auxiliary plugs for emergency luminaires

Occupancy sensor and associated products

P55AXR

OS4/DS

OSDC

OSDP

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Digital design guide

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• Size of Room

• Levels of Natural Light

• Natural Corridors

• Qty of Detectors Required

Step 1 Survey Room

Step 2 Type of Control

Step 4 Installation and Commissioning

• Full or Partial

• Override Facility

• Remote Control

• Wall Switch

• Switching Requirements -

Single or Dual Circuit

• Overlap and Natural Corridors

• Wiring Diagrams

• Programming setup

• Functionality

Step 3 Layout of Marshalling Boxes & Detectors

The following factors need to be considered when designing a lighting control system. This list is not exhaustive it should only be used as a

guide.

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Occupancy Sensor SpacingOccupancy Sensor Positioning

KDCS KLDS StandardLuminaires

DigitalDimmableLuminaires

1m overlapsensor detection

KDCS makes best use of the available natural daylight. The digital sensors will regulate the light level in accordance with the natural daylightand light provided from adjacent luminaries.

In this example KDCS is installed around the edge of the room where natural daylight is available.

Increase the level of overlap to reduce the possibility of dead spots.See page 35 for more information.

Digital Occupancy Sensor

Standard Occupancy Sensor

Best detection is achieved by walking across the detector beamsnot towards them. This should be considered for natural corridors.

Positioning of sensors

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The following table provides a guide to the number of occupancy sensors based on the room size.

Type of Dectector

For digital lighting there are typically two types of ballast protocols, DSI or DALI. The type of detectors specified must correspond to the typeof ballast being installed i.e. DSI or DALI

No overlap 1m overlap 2m overlap

Note: Not to scale

Area coverage = πr2

where r = radius @ 2.4m

for 1m overlap area coverage = π x 2.5m2

= 19.6m2

Example:

For an office of 110m2 the number of sensors required could be

approximated as below:

No. of sensors = = = 5.6

= 6 sensors

Area

Coverage

110

19.6

Quick reference chart - Number of sensors

Room Size (m2) Zero Overlap Min 1m Min 2mOverlap Overlap

<15 1 1 1<25 1 2 2<50 2 3 3<75 3 4 4<100 4 5 6<125 5 6 7<150 6 7 8<175 7 8 9<200 8 9 11Coverage 28.3m2 23.8m2 19.6m2

per detector

Klik LDS Klik DCS

Marshalling boxes KLDS4 KDCS4

KLDS6 KDCS6

KLDS8 KDSC8

KLDS10 KDCS10

KLDS12

Pre-wired plugs P22/1.0LSF/2 P55/2

P22/1.0LSF/3 P55/3

P22/1.0LSF/4 P55/4

P22/1.0LSF/5 P55/5

P64AXR/1.0LSF/2 P55AXR/2




Occupancy sensor OS2/P OS3/DS (for DSI ballasts)

OS2/PSM OS4/DS (for DALI ballasts)

Controller OSRCA OSDP

OSRCB OSDC or OSDCS

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The following provides a comparison between klik LDS and klik DCS part number references:

KDCS can be used when an installation uses digital dimmable luminaires throughout. It can also be used in conjunction with KLDS if digitaldimming is not required throughout the installation. This has the benefit of reducing the capital costs without compromising the performance.

Comparison chart

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Technical and service information

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Product materialsKlik plugs and sockets featuresolid brass terminals and phosphor bronze contacts forgood conductivity. Moulded components are manufacturedfrom high qualitythermoplastics.

Klik terminal capacities

Number of conductors

0.75mm2 1.0mm2 1.5mm2 2.5mm2 4.0mm2

Socket outlets - 5 4 3 2

Plugs P22, P 64AX,P26 1 1 - - -

The S29 socket terminal bank will accept up to 4.0mm2 conductor in each terminal access

Cables for klik plugs

0.75mm2 0.75mm2 1.0mm2 1.0mm2

PVC/LSF PVC/LSF PVC/LSF PVC/LSF3 core 4 core 3 core 4 core

P22 Y - Y -

P64AX Y Y Y Y

Application notes. The matingface of each interface modulemust be mounted 0.1mm minimum proud of its proposedsurround. Engaged plug sitscentrally on socket but a minimum of 12mm extra clearance should be maintainednorth of the upper load grip toallow plug travel.

For specific information contact our technical supporthelpline on: 0870 6076677

Product Klik product BS number descriptiondescription identification

Klik Lighting Distribution System KLDS/KDCS BS 5733:1995 General Requirements for Electrical Accessories

Occupancy Sensor OS BSEN 60669-2-1: 2000 Switches for household & similar fixed electrical installations Part 2-1 for Electronic switches.

Mounting Boxes MB BS 6972 : 1988 General requirements for Luminaire supporting couplers for domestic, light industrial & commercial use

Mounting Boxes MP BS5733 : 1995 General Requirements for Electrical Accessories

Klik ceiling roses, plugs, S, P, PCR” BS5733 : 1995 General Requirements for Electrical Accessoriesoutlets & prewired leads

BS6972 : 1988 General requirements for Luminaire supporting couplers for domestic, light industrial & commercial use

PVC flexible cord PVC BS6500 : 2000 Flexible cords rated to 300/350V for use with appliances & equipment intended for domestic, office & similar environments.

LSF flexible cord LSF BS6500 : 2000 Flexible cords rated to 300/350V for use with BS7211 : 1998 appliances & equipment intended for domestic,

office & similar environments.

12mm

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4 Terminate conductors into terminals.

5 Push outer sheath of cablefirmly into jaws of sheathgrip, making sure that atleast 2mm of sheath protrudes below the grip.

6 Refit cover.2 Remove plug cover.

3 Pass cable through plugcover centre hole.

1 Strip cable as above - N.B. Trim cable tails to double over for betterterminal contact.

Klik plugseasy to wire - very compact designThese wiring diagrams are typical examples of the applications shown.

Typical wiring diagrams

Note: earth connections omitted for clarity

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Flush ceiling mountingThe mounting wings sit on theceiling and stop the box frombeing pushed through, while thebox is secured via the angledfixing screw hole.

discard wings after mounting.

Cat. No.MB1/E

Cat. No. S28or S128/BL

Flush mounting for solid walls

Cat. No. MB/3Eless wings

For solid wallsCat. No. S21or S121/BL

Cat. No. MB/3E

• MB1/E has specially angled screw fixing for mounting to side of ceiling joist. Singlewood screw provided.

Supplied with M3.5 x 20mm long fixing screws.

• Cable entry through spout in base of box for maximumwiring space. Earth terminal.

• MB2 knockouts in base and sides. Supplied with M4 x 20mm long fixing screws.

• MB3/E is dual purpose boxfor flush mounting in solid or partition walls. Provided withmounting wings for partitionuse. Supplied with M3.5 x 20mm long fixing screws. Cable entry in oneend. Earth terminal.

• MB4 supplied with M3.5 x 20mm long screws.Knockouts in base andsides.

klik mounting box installation

Flush mountings for partitionwallsThe mounting wings act as aflange, stopping the box frombeing pulled out of the partition.

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Typical lighting scheme utilisingKlik LDS 6 and Klik LDS 8 waylighting distribution system forstandard and emergency lighting. Also shown is an LDS 6with only 4 luminaires connected leaving capacity forfuture connections.

Office layouts are often changedrequiring modifications to luminaire switching. This arrangement shows two different offices, each with 4luminaires being supplied by asingle Klik LDS 8. Each office isseparately switched from standard wall switches.

Mounting methods• Hanging from ceiling

suspension system withCaddy Clips

• Direct fixing to lighting trunking

• Direct fixing to ceiling or wallwith No. 8 screws

‘Local’ lighting switch control. Permanent emergency feed

‘Local’ lighting switch control. Centralised emergency test via keyswitch

‘Zone’ lighting control. ‘Local’ emergency test control

Mounting positions

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Programming the OS2/P photocellFactory set with photocell deactivated.

1. Set switch number 1 to ON

2. Set switch number 2 to OFF

3. Set switchs 3, 4, 5, and 6 according to the following table:

switch number

3 4 5 6

a) disable photocell OFF OFF OFF OFF

b) recall latest photocell any pattern other than a) or b)calibration

c) calibrate new photocell ON ON ON ONset-point

(To calibrate new photocell set-point it will be necessary to wait untilthe time of day, or to simulate the light level artificially, when theambient light level is just at the point where it is desired that the photocell becomes active).

4. Aim the handset at the OS2/P and give a short press on the button

5. The OS2/P turns the lights off (or keeps them off, if they werealready off)

6. Two seconds later (immediately for options a or b), the OS2/Pturns on to acknowledge that the new photocell calibration hasbeen programmed

Notesi The operation of the photcell is such that it can only prevent

lights from switching on as an area is entered. It never turnslights off in an occupied area.

ii All parameters may be re-programmed any number of times andsettings will be retained in the event of a power loss.

Connected to Klik LDS lighting distribution box

Connected directly to a single luminaire

Technical Notes:For switching applications, refer to our technical support helpline Tel: 0870 607 6677

For manual switching of occupancy sensors use either OSRCA orOSRCB.

Occupancy sensor programming

Infrared programming tool for Klik Occupancy Sensor OS2/P

Setting the DIL switches

switch number

1 2 3 4 5 6

ON programming tool set timer 20 min 10 min 5 min 2min

OFF user override set photocell 0 min 0 min 0 min 0 min

Switch number 1 can be used to make the OSRCA emulate the useroverride OSRCB. If switch number 1 is in the OFF position, all otherswitches become inactive. Programming of the OS2/P timer andphotocell are separate operations; switch number 2 is used to selectwhich setting is programmed.

Programming the OS2/P timerFactory set time out is 20 minutes.

1. Set switch 1 to ON

2. Set switch 2 to ON

3. Set switches 3, 4, 5 and 6 to give the required timer setting.Each switch contributes its associated time when it is set to ON,and nothing when set to OFF, e.g. for 25 minutes (3 - ON, 4 -OFF, 5 - ON, 6 - OFF).

4. Aim the handset at the OS1/P and give a short press on theswitch.

5. The OS2/P turns the lights off then back on again to acknowledge a successful programming operation. If the lightswere already off, the acknowledgement simply turns the lightson.

Secure connection systems - KDCS wiring diagrams

Power wiring arrangements

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Control wiring arrangements

Single circuit configurationThe connections DA+ and DA- of CCT A are common with DA+ andDA- of CCT B respectively. Therefore all socket outlets receive thesame control signal.

Dual circuit configurationIn split circuit mode, control circuits CCT A and CCT B are seperateand can receive different control singals if required.

In single circuit configuration“Sensor+” and “Sensor-” can be used to connect a Klik digitalsensor into the control wiring.

In split circuit modeYou can connect two Klik digital sensors, one to CCTA and asecond one to CCTB.

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OSDP digital programmer

OSDP Digital ProgrammerInstructions for useChanging Pre-set parameters1. Set dill switches to ON or OFF according to desired settings.

2. Hold the programmer vertically beneath the occupancy sensorand press button A. The detector turns its load OFF to indicatethe beginning of a programming event and turns back on almostimmediately if the operation is a success. If the detector outputdoes not turn back on, repeat the operation.

Setting the regulating light level1. Point this unit at the occupancy sensor and adjust the light

output using the UP/DOWN buttons until the desired light level isachieved locally. Note: that it may not be possible to do this in the presence ofstrong natural light.

2. Press STORE, two seconds later the load (regulating ballasts)blinks to indicate a successful store operation. The occupancysensor will now regulate the light output in order to maintain thelevel of illuminance at this new set point.

All of these parameters will be preserved in the event of powerloss and can be re-programmed any number of times.

Parameter options for OS3/D and OS4/D

OFF OFF OFF lights turn offON OFF OFF lights stay at min output until next occupancyOFF ON ON lights regulate below 25% for 3 hours

then turn offOFF ON OFF lights regulate below 25% until next

occupancy

Start full

Powerup on

On

OFF

fade to off = yes

fade to off = no

off delay add together to

give requiredtime

(All off = 10 secwalk test) Minimum

on-time = off delay

Bright out = no

Occupancy sensor

semi-automaticoperation

Start low Power up Off

Optimum settings to perform 10 second walk testSwitches Status1-9 off10-12 on

Occupancy sensor

automatic operation

Bright-out = yes

Minimum on-time = 20 min

20 min

10 min

5 minOptions at end of off delay

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

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Secure connection systems - KDCS Overview

Wiring Digital installations with KDCS

For connection to non-emergency luminaires use the Klik digital pre-wired blue plugs, ref: P55/1, P55/2. P55/3, P55/4 or P55/5.These plugs have Live (brown), Neutral (blue), Earth (green/yellow)and both control pins (white and orange) connected.

For connection to emergency fittings, use Klik digital pre-wired redplugs, ref: P55AXR/1, P55AXR/2, P55AXR/3, P55AXR/4,P55AXR/5. These plugs have Aux (brown) Neutral (blue), Earth(green/yellow) and both control pins (white and orange) connected.

The bespoke “shotgun” cable (combined power and control) has ascreened twisted pair for the control wired. The foil twisted pair section has been provided with a drain wire to allow easy termination at the luminaire. Where screening is required the drainwire should be connected to a convenient earth point.

data section FTP 0.5mm2 single strand.

Power section 3-core 1.00mm2 multi stranded.

Drain wire

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Hand held remote controller

OSDC infrared remote dimming controller for occupancy sensorOperation instructions

Point the handset at the occupancy sensor and press a button. Thebeam angle is quite narrow, so accurate aiming is important.(Optimum distance 1m - 2.5m, LED indicates battery life)

Key assignment OSDC- Short press to turn off, long press to dim.

+ Short press to turn on, long press to brighten.

Product compatibilityPlease note that only those products designed for dimming, andconnected to appropriate equipment, can effect dimming with thiscontroller.

Key assignment OSDCS- Short press to turn off, long press to dim.

+ Short press to turn on, long press to brighten.6 scene recall buttons.To store, set the lighting level requirements using - or +, then pressand hold the scene button until the luminaires blink.

Technical dataDimensions: 120 x 56 x 22mmWeight: 115gBattery type: Alkaline AAA x 2Typical battery life: 1 yearOperating range: 2.5m

OSDC OSDCS

CommissioningThe factory default setting will be appropriate for most applications.However, the installer does have the facility to reprogramme a widerange of parameters and to set the regulating light level using OSPDigital Programmer.

The following table shows the pre-set factory settings and a briefexplanation of each parameter. These parameters may be re-programmed any number of times and all settings will be retainedin the event of a power loss.

OSDP digital programmer

Programming information

Parameter options Pre-set Application

Power-Up on/off on Sets the luminaire state at power up irrespective of occupancy. Useful in reducing start-up load following power cut. Power-Up off-responds to occupancy after 30 seconds.

Start-up level max/min max Sets the level at which lamps strike when turning on.

Responses auto/semi auto auto If set to auto, the occupancy sensor switches the luminaires on and off automatically. If set to semi-auto, the luminaire will not turn on automatically when a person enters the area. It can be turned on using the OSDC or OSDCS hand-held controller by toggling the power switch. When the area is vacated, the light will turn off automatically.

Bright-out yes/no no If set to yes, movement fails to refresh the off delay if the ambient light level is 100% higher than its desired level, and the luminaire will switch off when the off delay has elapsed.

Minimum on time yes/no no If set to yes, the luminaire is guaranteed to stay on for at least 20 minutes, regardless of the off delay setting. This effectively overrides the off delay setting.

Off-delay 5-35 minutes 20 minutes The time for which the luminaire will stay on following the last detected movement. Also 10 second setting for walk-testing.

Fade to off yes/no no When no presence is detected, and after the off delay period, the lamps can fade out instead of switching off (approx 80 seconds to fade from 100% to 0%).

Light level 1-100% 100% Can be set to regulate at any level achievable within the light output range of the fitting.

When vacant low/off/reg <25% off These are the options for a vacant area after it has timed out. Luminaires can turn off, remain at minimum output, or regulate with a 25% output limit, until the next period of occupancy. If programmed to remain at minimum or regulate below 25%, there is a programmable option to switch off after 3 hours.

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A range of mounting options exist for the KDCS. The KDCScan be mounted on a flat surface, vertically or horizontallyon drop rods, or beneath trunking or ladder trays.

Klik digital pre-wired plug are easily connected to theluminaire.

Luminaires are connected to the marshalling box using theclick in locking action.

Parameters are selected using the handheld programmer.

Occupancy sensor is programmed with the desiredsettings.

Large cabling compartment makes wiring easy under siteconditions.

1. 2.

3. 4.

5. 6.

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AA1 15, 19A1/R 19

CCR64AX 19CR64AX/R 19

CR64AX/1.0 25CR64AX/2.0 25CR64AX/3.0 25CR64AX/4.0 25

CR64AX/LSF/1.0 25CR64AX/LSF/2.0 25CR64AX/LSF/3.0 25CR64AX/LSF/4.0 25

CR64AX/1.0PVC/2 25CR64AX/1.0PVC/3 25CR64AX/1.0PVC/4 25CR64AX/1.0PVC/5 25

CR64AX/1.0/LSF/2 25CR64AX/1.0/LSF/3 25CR64AX/1.0/LSF/4 25CR64AX/1.0/LSF/5 25

KKLDS4 11KLDS6 11KLDS8 11KLDS10 11KLDS12 11

KDCS4 30KDCS6 30KDCS8 30KDCS10 30

MMB1/E 21MB2 21MB3/E 21MB4 21

OOS2/P 13OS2/PSM 13

OSRCA 13OSRCB 13

OS3/DS 31OS3/DSW 31OS4/DS 31OS4/DSW 31

OSDP 31OSDC 31OSDCS 31

OSPB64 31

PPCR2000 15PCR2900 15

P22 16P23 16P25 16P26 16P27 16

P64AX 20P64AXR 20

PCR2000/1.0 24PCR2000/2.0 24PCR2000/3.0 24PCR2000/4.0 24

PCR2000/LSF/1.0 24PCR2000/LSF/2.0 24PCR2000/LSF/3.0 24PCR2000/LSF/4.0 24

PCR2000/1.0PVC/2 24PCR2000/1.0PVC/3 24PCR2000/1.0PVC/4 24PCR2000/1.0PVC/5 24

PCR2000/1.0LSF/2 24PCR2000/1.0LSF/3 24PCR2000/1.0LSF/4 24PCR2000/1.0LSF/5 24

P22/1.0 24P22/2.0 24P22/3.0 24P22/4.0 24

P22/LSF/1.0 24P22/LSF/2.0 24P22/LSF/3.0 24P22/LSF/4.0 24

P22/1.0PVC/2 24P22/1.0PVC/3 24P22/1.0PVC/4 24P22/1.0PVC/5 24

P22/1.0LSF/2 24P22/1.0LSF/3 24P22/1.0LSF/4 24P22/1.0LSF/5 24

P64AXR/1.0 25P64AXR/2.0 25P64AXR/3.0 25P64AXR/4.0 25

P64AXR/LSF/1.0 25P64AXR/LSF/2.0 25P64AXR/LSF/3.0 25P64AXR/LSF/4.0 25

P64AXR/1.0PVC/2 25P64AXR/1.0PVC/3 25P64AXR/1.0PVC/4 25P64AXR/1.0PVC/5 25

P64AXR/1.0LSF/2 25P64AXR/1.0LSF/3 25P64AXR/1.0LSF/4 25P64AXR/1.0LSF/5 25

P64AX/1.0 25P64AX/2.0 25P64AX/3.0 25P64AX/4.0 25

P64AX/LSF/1.0 25P64AX/LSF/2.0 25P64AX/LSF/3.0 25P64AX/LSF/4.0 25

P64AX/1.0PVC/2 25P64AX/1.0PVC/3 25P64AX/1.0PVC/4 25P64AX/1.0PVC/5 25

P64AX/1.0LSF/2 25P64AX/1.0LSF/3 25P64AX/1.0LSF/4 25P64AX/1.0LSF/5 25

P55/1 30P55/2 30P55/3 30P55/4 30P55/5 30

P55AXR/1 31P55AXR/2 31P55AXR/3 31P55AXR/4 31P55AXR/5 31

SS26/TC 15

S20/MOP 17S60AX/MOP 20

S21 17S26 17S27 17S28 17S29 17

S64AX 20S65AX 20

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