BSH-LUX-U Carlo Gavazzi

BSH-LUX-U, Smart Dupline Light Intensity Sensor Model BSH-LUX-U, BSH-LUX-U, The BSH-LUX-U is an indoor and outdoor installation luxometer that transmits the light level to the smart-house controller. It is part of the "smart-house" concept and can be used with all functions where a lux meter is necessary., BSH-LUX-U, Sunlight protection As a rule, the BSH-LUX-U sensor should be installed wherever the outside light accesses the room to be monitored; for example, on the wall where the windows are darkened with blinds. If the sensor is subjected to excessive shade from a roof cornice or similar, this will increase the darkness in the sensor, which in combination with a regulation function will cause the regulator to be activated prematurely and deactivated too late. Sunset In sunset mode, the BSHLUX-U should be installed on the wall in a northerly direction, so that sunlight does not reach the luxometer. If used to control lighting, it is necessary to avoid optical light feedback as much as possible, as the light level will affect the lux meter and this can lead to unwanted on/off cycles. This can be avoided by placing the lux meter so that the lighting does not affect the sensor. When selecting the monitoring site, it is also necessary to take into account the environmental effects (dust, dirt, snow), since in the long term they can affect the sensitivity of the lux meter. BSH-LUX-U connected to sh2WEB24 Encoding/Addressing If the sensor module is connected to the SH2WEB24 controller, no addressing is required, as the module is equipped with a specific identification number (SIN). The user only has to enter the SIN number in the configuration tool when creating the system configuration. BSH-LUX-U connected to the BH8-CTRLX-230 Encoding/Addressing If the input module is connected to the BH8-CTRLX-230 controller, the user must program the channels using the BGP-COD-BAT; this module has 1 analink output channel. Smart-house channel assignment The lux meter transmits the light level value using the AnaLink principle; that is, the sensor transmits the value in series on a channel. The lux meter transmits its Analink value logarithmically.