Configure a Daylight sensor for Daylight harvesting

Created by Nishin Menon, Modified on Thu, 18 Jan 2024 at 06:00 AM by Nishin Menon

  1. Go to the 'Devices' tab
  2. Click on the  icon of the daylight sensor to be associated with the light device or group
  3. Select the 'Daylight sensor settings' option
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  4. Configuration
    1. Sensitivity: Configure sensitivity to define the time interval at which the daylight sensor shall check for changes in the light falling on it

      i. The default value for this interval is 10 sec and can be configured between 10-2540 sec
    2. Tolerance: Configure tolerance to define the allowable deviation from the configured light level. The daylight sensor will not send triggers on reading light levels with variation within the tolerance limit from the actual configured light level.

      i. Tolerance is applicable only if the daylight sensor is configured in 'Closed Loop' or 'Custom' modes

      ii. The default value for this setting is 20 lux and can be configured between 1-100 lux

      For example: If you configure the light level to be maintained by the daylight sensor using Closed Loop as 200 lux and set tolerance as 10 lux, the daylight sensor will not send any triggers on detecting a lux level in the range 190-210 lux.
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    c. Fade Time: Configure Fade time to define the time with which the light device shall transition to the level specified by the daylight sensor

      1. The default value for this is  1  sec and can be configured between a range of 0 to 25.4 sec 

                                           

You can also visit the following sections for more information:
To know how to configure AC powered daylight sensors connected to the input channels of Radiar AR10, Radiar AF10 or Ldrive 36W, Ldrive 60W drivers for daylight harvesting, click here
To know about Daylight harvesting using Open Loop mode, click here
To know about Daylight harvesting using Closed Loop mode, click here
To know about Daylight harvesting using Custom mode, click here
To know about Automated Demand Response, click here
To know about Human Centric Lighting, click here

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