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The WAGO DALI MSensor 02 is used with WAGO DALI Modules (753-647 DALI Multi-Master Module or 750-641 DALI/DSI Module). It has been designed for the following principal applications:- Individual office...

<p>The WAGO DALI MSensor 02 is used with WAGO DALI Modules (753-647 DALI Multi-Master Module or 750-641 DALI/DSI Module). It has been designed for the following principal applications:</p><p>- Individual offices</p><p>- Open-plan offices</p><p>- Training/presentation rooms</p><p>- Corridors, passageways and garages</p><p>The Multi-Sensor features both motion and light sensor. It may also be operated with an optional remote control from Tridonic. The sensor enables both motion detection and daylight-dependent lighting control, both of which can also be deactivated. Addressing is performed via rotary switch or WAGO DALI Configurator. Parameters can be adjusted individually using the configurator.</p><p>Power supply is provided via the DALI line.</p><p>The number of sensors, which can be operated on a DALI line, depends on the total power consumption of the specific devices and the address range for the actuators and sensors. Due to the capacity of the DALI bus, a maximum of 16 DALI sensor couplers may be operated on a DALI Multi-Master Module (753-647).</p><p><b>Installation notes:</b></p><p>- The DALI MSensor 02 is supplied directly via DALI line.</p><p>- DALI is not SELV (Safety Extra Low Voltage). The installation instructions for mains voltage therefore apply.</p><p>- The sensor's detection range must be within the lighting area of the controlled luminaires.</p><p>- The sensors' detection ranges must not overlap as this may impair the lighting control.</p><p>- When installed at a height other than the recommended installation height (2.5 m), the presence and light sensor might show different characteristics. If installed at a greater height, the sensitivity is reduced; the range is also reduced when installed at a lower height.</p><p>- Heaters, fans, printers and copiers located in the detection range may cause incorrect presence detection.</p>