TRIOS Luxsense

LRL 1220/00 sensor, LRH 1221/00 TLD clip, LRH 1222/00 TL5 clip

Sensor

Product Details Luxsense is a light sensing device, meant to be integrated into the down-lighting luminaire, thus adding a regulating function in combination with a regulating ballast. Luxsense can be clicked on the lamp, using a special clip. It can also be clicked to the end lamella of the optic, using a special bracket, to be provided by the luminaire manufacturer. Luxsense can control up to 20 regulating electronic ballasts of the Philips HFR range. Luxsense can be manually adjusted by a rotating diafragm, in order to adjust the setpoint. The controller is connected to the 1-10 Vdc control input of the Philips HFR ballast

Applications Luxsense is designed to save energy by compensating for excess lighting levels caused by overdesign of the lighting system (e.g. 600 lux installed, 500 lux required) and/or ingressing daylight. Energy saving is realized by reducing the output of the artificial light. The sensor is optimized for use in applications with 600 lux installed and 500 lux required with an assumed reflexion factor of the room of 30%. Actual circumstances may differ. To compensate for this, the sensitivity of the sensor can be adjusted manually over a range from 1/3 to 3. Therefore the minimum required reflection factor of the room must be 10% which is met by most practical conditions. Proper control operation is based on the condition that Luxsense controls at least 80% of the artificial light it sees. This can be critical in applications including a high amount of indirect light from other luminaires.

TLD assembly

TL5 assembly

Application with sensor clicked on the lamp

Application with sensor attached to end lamella

Philips Lighting

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LRL 1220/00 sensor, LRH 1221/00 TLD clip, LRH 1222/00 TL5 clip
Technical details Environmental conditions Operation conditions Ambient temperature Rel. humidity Max. temperature of clip to lamp contact surface Storage conditions Ambient temperature Rel. humidity Safety Weight/dimensions EMC Control signal input Approx. 20 grams, 25x21x19mm. According to IEC 1547/EN 50082-1 - operating voltage: +1,5 - +10Vdc - operating current sink 100A - 3mA (sufficient for 20 Philips HFR ballasts) - control voltage variation: < 0,5V over current and temp.range - default setting: 5Vdc at 37,5 lux/140A - step response: within 2 sec. on 5V after power-up in case of insufficient ambient light - max. input voltage (maximum rating): 15 Vdc - max. current sink (maximum rating): 50 mA - It is assumed that the reflection in a room is such that a light level of 500 lux on a table (0,8 mtr in height) will result in 25 lux seen by the controller at ceiling height (2.5 mtr) under a viewing angle of 45 - The opening angle can be adapted by the diafragm control, realizing an attenuation factor between 1/3 and 3.

5C to 55C 15% to 90% no condensation

70C -25C to 70C 5% to 95% at 25C When connected to the control input of a Philips HFR ballast, the sensor has double isolation to mains connected parts. 2x0,5mm2, flying leads, length 700mm. white/grey + ,white -. When connected reversed to the ballast dim input, the ballast input is short circuited, resulting in minimum light output. ASA light grey (similar to RAL 7035)

Connection Colour coding:

Optical characteristics

Housing material colour Wiring diagram

Ballast

N L


Ballast

> 70 mm

N L
Ballast

White White/grey

+
L N

Ballast

max. 20x Philips HFR

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LRL 1220/00 sensor, LRH 1221/00 TLD clip, LRH 1222/00 TL5 clip

Dimensions
19 19 19 42 24.5 21

19

25

18

19

35

19

LRL 1220

LRH 1221

LRH 1222

Saving Potential south windowside summer corridorside 35% 25% 55% north 45% The sensor offers the following saving potential* The average saving is 35% with 10% (window/corridor) 5% (Summer/Winter) 5% (South/North) * Assumptions: 600 lux installed, 500 lux required, middle European office building, luminaire position on 1m resp. 3,5m from the window, compared to an equivalent installation with electronic non-dim ballasts

windowside winter corridorside

45%

35%

25%

15%

Manual Adjustment The setpoint of the sensor can be changed manually by using the rotary control ring on the front, which influences the diafragm. The housing is equipped with an indication of the default setting.

more light on table

less light on table

Note: this manual adjustment facility should preferably only be used in the commissioning phase, not by the users of the room.

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LRL 1220/00 sensor, LRH 1221/00 TLD clip, LRH 1222/00 TL5 clip
Commissioning A separate document is available that describes the commissioning process in detail. In short the steps are: Find a room in the building that can be considered to be representative for the whole building. Install the luminaires with daylight control in this room and convince yourself that the installed light level and the required light level are reasonably close to each other (within 30% range, say 600 lux and 500 lux respectively). Light levels should be measured on the table, preferably without daylight contribution (e.g. at night). Manually adjust the rotary control such that the required light level is realized. Memorize the position of the control ring. Instruct installer to copy the position of the rotary control ring of every luminaire to be installed in comparible circumstances.

Luxmeter 500 lux

Note: The factory setting is such that in normal office environments, no adjustment with the rotary control is required. Application Warnings The lightsensor, LRL1220, represents a basic, straight forward solution to save energy. When applied with care as described in this document, it will preform its function properly. This lightsensor should however not be used in the following applications: When light levels are required with a higher accuracy then 10% of the desired value. In that case, sensors and controllers with a higher performance should be used. When the required light level is significantly lower than the installed level, e.g. more than 30% lower. In that case a dimming device should be installed instead. When the construction of the building is such that a large variety of rooms exist, both in shape and decoration, leading to individual fine tuning per room during commissioning. In that case, controls with optimized commissioning tools should be used.

Control characteristics The control characteristics are described in the graph. The lightsensor roughly compensates for 50% of the ingressing daylight by dimming the artificial light output, until the minimum output is reached (3% for Philips HFR)
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LRL 1220/00 sensor, LRH 1221/00 TLD clip, LRH 1222/00 TL5 clip
Instructions for luminaire construction The lightsensor can be mounted in the luminaire either by clicking on the lamp, or by fixing it to the end lamella. Mounting on the lamp This is an option for all luminaires with a direct line of sight between the lamp and the floor of the room. The lamp clip LRH 1221 should be used in case of TLD lamps, LRH 1222 in case of TL5. The sensor can easily be clicked into the lampclip. The unit must be located: At the (eletrical) cold side of the lamp. This is the side of the lamp that is connected to the terminals of the ballast that allow for the longest wiring to the lamp. A distinct cold side is usually clearly marked on ballasts using the half-bridge principle (e.g. all Philips HF ballasts). As close to the end cap of the lamp as possible, but at least 7 cm away from that end cap Please note: It is not allowed to use lamp clips with TL5 HO (high output) lamps, due to their high lamp surface temperatures. Metal mirror-optics shall be properly connected to earth (TLD and TL5 applications). Mounting on the lamp is an option only for luminaires that do not obscure the sensitivity opening angle. Mounting on the end lamella As an alternative, the receiver can be mounted on the end lamella. This requires a special mounted bracket, to be provided by the luminaire manufacturer. It must be strictly avoided that the sensitivity opening angle is obscured by the optics or construction parts of the luminaire. Mounting at the (electrical) cold side of the lamp is recommended.

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> 7 cm

click

end lamella special bracket

Basic dimensions of bracket

19

5.1 14.1 front view; dimensions have to be exactly implemented side view; design depending on luminaire optic

Ordering data
Type Trios Luxsense LRL 1220/00 Sensor LRH 1221/00 Lamp Clip TL8 LRH 1222/00 Lamp Clip TL5 LRL 1220/05 Sensor with clip TL5 LRL 1220/08 Sensor with clip TL8 Ordering number 9137 003 09103 9137 003 09203 9137 003 09303 9137 003 09903 9137 003 09803 EAN codes Packaging quantity pcs 100 100 100 1 20 1 20 Packaging dimensions mm 460x220x110 210x166x132 210x166x132 120x130x30 370x260x130 120x130x30 370x260x130 Weight g ca. 2400 ca. 450 ca. 450 ca. 24 ca. 600 ca. 24 ca. 600

8711 559 516912 8711 559 516929 8711 559 516936 8711 559 516974 8711 559 516967 8711 559 516998 8711 559 516981

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LRL 1220/00 sensor, LRH 1221/00 TLD clip, LRH 1222/00 TL5 clip

3222 636 35010 01/99 Printed in the Netherlands Data subject to change http://www.lighting.philips.com