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Instruction Bulletin

Centralite™ EMS Motion Sensor

for Use with Centralite™ Energy Management Systems

INTRODUCTION

The Centralite™ Energy Management System (EMS) is comprised of EMS

Thermostats, Door Sensors, Motion Sensors, and Ethernet Coordinators

(ECs). The EMS reduces energy costs by minimizing HVAC usage when a

Motion Sensor (PIR)

guest room is unrented or vacant. The EMS allows continuous monitoring of all

online devices within the property.

The motion sensor uses a Passive Infrared (PIR) sensor to detect heat

patterns in the room. Motion will be signaled to the thermostat if the heat

pattern changes. The thermostat combines PIR motion sensor signals in a

logic sequence with door switch signals to determine whether a room is

occupied or unoccupied. The PIR is wireless and can be mounted in the best

location. The motion sensor uses a CR-2 lithium battery.

Figure 1: Centralite™ EMS Motion Sensor

NOTE: Using this product in any manner other than outlined in this document

voids your warranty. Centralite Systems is not responsible for any damage

incurred as a result of misuse or abuse of this product. The Motion Sensor

must be installed by qualified personnel.

Figure 2: Motion Sensor (Interior view)

KEY:

A. LED

B. Programming button

C. Sensor

D. Battery location

Summary of content (4 pages)

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Instruction Bulletin Centralite™ EMS Motion Sensor for Use with Centralite™ Energy Management Systems INTRODUCTION The Centralite™ Energy Management System (EMS) is comprised of EMS Thermostats, Door Sensors, Motion Sensors, and Ethernet Coordinators (ECs). The EMS reduces energy costs by minimizing HVAC usage when a guest room is unrented or vacant. The EMS allows continuous monitoring of all online devices within the property.
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Centralite™ EMS Motion Sensor Instruction Bulletin 06/2010 MOUNTING THE MOTION SENSOR Listed below are two methods for mounting the motion sensor. Method 2 - Using Double-sided Removable Tabs Method 1 - Using a Drywall Screw 1. Remove the cover of the motion sensor and remove the battery if necessary. 2. Select a suitable location to mount the motion sensor. This location should provide good unobstructed coverage of the area for which the sensor will cover. 3. Insert a 1 in. (25.
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Centralite™ EMS Motion Sensor Instruction Bulletin 06/2010 Figure 3: Centralite Motion Sensor Coverage Pattern CENTRALITE MOTION SENSOR DIMENSIONS Component Motion Sensor STANDARDS Dimensions 1.9 x 1.9 x 1.2 in. (48.3 x 48.3 x 28.4 mm) The Motion Sensor complies with the following Standards: Table 1: U.S. FCC Regulations Standards/Regulations FCC Part 15 Title Class B Digital Device for Home or Office Use FCC ID: T3L-MS001 *FCC ID number appearing on the product © 2010 Centralite Systems.
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The Centralite™ EMS Motion Sensor Instruction Bulletin 06/2010 CLASS B FCC STATEMENT This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.