niko 350-34001 Mini Presence Detector For Flush Mounting
Model
- 350-34001 MINI PRESENCE DETECTOR P34MR, KNX, 7-8 M, 360°, FOR FLUSH MOUNTING
- 350-34002 PRESENCE DETECTOR P34MR, KNX, 9-10 M, 360°, FOR FLUSH MOUNTING AND FLUSH-MOUNTING BOX
- 50-340X3 MOTION DETECTOR M34LR, KNX, 39-41 M, 360°, FOR FLUSH-MOUNTING BOX
- 350-340X4 MOTION DETECTOR M34HC, KNX, HIGH CEILING, 15-20 M, 360°, FOR FLUSH MOUNTING BOX
- 350-34902 PRESENCE DETECTOR P34MR, KNX, 9-10 M, 360°, 105 MM DIAMETER, FOR FLUSH MOUNTING BOX
UNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
The 350-34x0x detectors are designed for indoor installation on ceilings and use in integrated solutions with other KNX system components. The devices detect the presence of persons (350-34001 and 350-34002 only) and motion with the aid of Passive InfraRed technology (PIR).
The 350-34x0x detectors have five independent output channels, four of which can be programmed via the
ETS software. These four output channels include three variable channels (Automatic mode, Alarm function output and Lux value switch) and one HVAC control output. The fifth channel allows the detectors to measure the light intensity continuously without prior configuration. A daylight correction factor of 3.2 applies to guarantee the appropriate light setting at the desk and compensate for the lower light level measured via the ceiling detector. Note that for high-ceiling detectors 350-340X4, a daylight correction factor of 1.5 applies.
DEFAULT MODE
The detector is set to Automatic mode upon delivery, which means it behaves as a motion / presence detector with a maximum light intensity range of 500 lux and a switch-off delay time of 3 minutes
COMMUNICATION OBJECTS
input objects
output objects
| Number | Name | Type | Object function | Description |
| 1 | Secondary output | |
Secondary motion | Sends a motion signal to a master detector |
| 2 | Measured lux level | |
Lux level | Sends the measured lux value |
| 3 | External lux level | |
Lux level | Receives the lux value from an external device |
| 4 | External LED command | |
On/Off | Controls the detector LED from an external device |
| 5 | Night mode | |
On/Off | Switches between day and night mode |
| 10 | Channel 1 On/Off | |
On/Off | Sends an on/off telegram to an actor when motion is detected |
| 11 | Channel 1 Dimming steps | |
Dimming steps | Sends a dimming steps telegram to an actor |
| 12 | Channel 1 Dimming level | |
Dimming level | Sends a dimming value telegram to an actor |
| 13 | Channel 1 Secondary input | |
Secondary motion | Receives a motion telegram from a secondary detector |
| 14 | Channel 1 Lux level | |
Lux level | Receives a new setpoint or switching value |
| 15 | Channel 1 Switch-off delay time | |
Switch-off delay time | Receives a new switch-off delay time |
| 16 | Channel 1 External On/Off | |
On/Off | Receives an on/off telegram from an external device |
| 17 | Channel 1 External dimming steps | |
Dimming steps | Receives a dimming steps telegram from an external device |
| 18 | Channel 1 External dimming level | |
Dimming level | Receives a dimming value telegram from an external device |
| 19 | Channel 1 Lux level switch | |
On/Off | Sends an on/off telegram to an actor when a specific lux level is reached |
| 20 | Channel 1 Lock mode | |
On/Off | Receives a lock/unlock telegram |
| 22 | Channel 1 Automatic/Manual | |
On/Off | Switches back to Automatic mode after receiving a telegram from an external device |
| 23 | Channel 1 Alarm | |
On/Off | Sends an on/off telegram to an actor when an alarm sets off |
| 30 | Channel 2 On/Off | |
On/Off | Sends an on/off telegram to an actor when motion is detected |
| 31 | Channel 2 Dimming steps | |
Dimming steps | Sends a dimming steps telegram to an actor |
| 32 | Channel 2 Dimming level | |
Dimming level | Sends a dimming value telegram to an actor |
| 33 | Channel 2 Secondary input | |
Secondary motion | Receives a motion telegram from a secondary detector |
| 34 | Channel 2 Lux level | |
Lux level | Receives a new setpoint or switching value |
| 35 | Channel 2 Switch-off delay time | |
Switch-off delay time | Receives a new switch-off delay time |
| 36 | Channel 2 External On/Off | |
On/Off | Receives an on/off telegram from an external device |
| 37 | Channel 2 External dimming steps | |
Dimming steps | Receives a dimming steps telegram from an external device |
| 38 | Channel 2 External dimming level | |
Dimming level | Receives a dimming value telegram from an external device |
| 39 | Channel 2 Lux level switch | |
On/Off | Sends an on/off telegram to an actor when a specific lux level is reached |
| 40 | Channel 2 Lock mode | |
On/Off | Receives a lock/unlock telegram |
| 42 | Channel 2 Automatic/Manual | |
On/Off | Switches back to Automatic mode after receiving a telegram from an external device |
| 43 | Channel 2 Alarm | |
On/Off | Sends an on/off telegram to an actor when an alarm sets off |
| 50 | Channel 3 On/Off | |
On/Off | Sends an on/off telegram to an actor when motion is detected |
| 51 | Channel 3 Dimming steps | |
Dimming steps | Sends a dimming steps telegram to an actor |
| 52 | Channel 3 Dimming level | |
Dimming level | Sends a dimming value telegram to an actor |
| 53 | Channel 3 Secondary input | |
Secondary motion | Receives a motion telegram from a secondary detector |
| 54 | Channel 3 Lux level | |
Lux level | Receives a new setpoint or switching value |
| 55 | Channel 3 Switch-off delay time | |
Switch-off delay time | Receives a new switch-off delay time |
| 56 | Channel 3 External On/Off | |
On/Off | Receives an on/off telegram from an external device |
| 57 | Channel 3 External dimming steps | |
Dimming steps | Receives a dimming steps telegram from an external device |
| 58 | Channel 3 External dimming level | |
Dimming level | Receives a dimming value telegram from an external device |
| 59 | Channel 3 Lux level switch | On/Off | Sends an on/off telegram to an actor when a specific lux level is reached | |
| 60 | Channel 3 Lock mode | |
On/Off | Receives a lock/unlock telegram |
| 62 | Channel 3 Automatic/Manual | |
On/Off | Switches back to Automatic mode after receiving a telegram from an external device |
| 63 | Channel 3 Alarm | |
On/Off | Sends an on/off telegram to an actor when an alarm sets off |
| 70 | HVAC On/Off | |
On/Off | Sends an on/off telegram to an HVAC installation or actor |
| 73 | HVAC Secondary input | |
Secondary motion | Receives a motion telegram from a secondary detector |
| 75 | HVAC Switch-off delay time | |
Time Value (sec) | Receives a new switch-off delay time |
| 76 | HVAC External On/Off | |
On/Off | Receives an on/off telegram from an external device |
| 80 | HVAC Lock | |
On/Off | Receives a lock/unlock telegram |
| 81 | HVAC Switch-on delay time | |
Time Value (sec) | Receives a new switch-on delay time |
PARAMETERS
To configure the 350-34x0x detectors with the KNX ETS software, you should open the parameter screen of the presence detector. To do this, select the presence detector in the Devices panel of the respective project and click on the Parameter tab.
Warning: do not unplug the KNX bus connector immediately after the upload with the ETS software has been completed. Wait a few seconds to avoid the detector losing its firmware.
Info: Once the upload is complete, the connector needs to be unplugged. Wait 3 seconds after the upload before unplugging the connector.
General
| Parameter | Description | |
| Device function | With this parameter, the detector can be configured as a master or secondary device. | |
| Master | When the device type is set to Master, all the functions and parameters of the Automatic mode are applicable. A master device can receive the triggering signal from one or more secondary detectors. | |
| Secondary | When the device type is set to Secondary, it is solely used to extend the detection area. | |
| Sensitivity adjustment | This parameter allows you to adjust the sensitivity of the motion detection. Default value: High | |
| Maximum | The motion detection sensitivity is set at the maximum level. | |
| High | The motion detection sensitivity is set at a high level. | |
| Medium | The motion detection sensitivity is set at a medium level. | |
| Low | The motion detection sensitivity is set at a low level. | |
| Advanced mode | This parameter is used to enable Advanced parameters and consequently unlock hidden options. Default value: Disable | |
| Disable | Only the basic options are made available. | |
| Enable | All options are made available. | |
LED behaviour
| Parameter | Description | |
| LED behaviour when motion is detected | This parameter is used to configure whether the LED turns on or remains off when motion is detected. Default value: ON | |
| ON | The LED turns on when motion is detected. | |
| OFF | The LED remains off when motion is detected. | |
| LED behaviour after motion has been detected | This parameter is used to configure whether the LED turns on or remains off when motion is no longer detected. Default value: OFF | |
| ON | The LED turns on after motion has been detected. | |
| OFF | The LED remains off after motion has been detected. | |
| LED behaviour when in lock mode | Configure whether the LED turns on, remains off or flashes when a channel is locked. Default value: Blink | |
| ON | The LED turns on when a channel is locked. | |
| OFF | The LED remains off when a channel is locked. | |
| Blink (ON 0.5 s, OFF 2 s) | The LED blinks when a channel is locked. | |
| LED behaviour when triggered by an external device | Configure whether the LED turns on, remains off or flashes when a 1 is sent to object 4. This enables you to manually control the LED. Default value: OFF | |
| ON | The LED turns on when a 1 is sent to object 4. The LED turns off when a 0 is sent to object 4. | |
| OFF | The LED remains off when a 1 is sent to object 4. | |
| Blink (ON 1 s, OFF 1 s) | The LED blinks when a 1 is sent to object 4. The LED turns off when a 0 is sent to object 4. | |
Channels
| Parameter | Description | |
| Channel 1 | This parameter allows you to select and activate the functions of channel 1. | |
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| Lux value switch | In lux value switch mode, the twilight switch sends an ON telegram if the threshold value is not reached during the entire switching time. An OFF telegram is sent if the threshold value is exceeded during the entire switching time. | |
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| Constant light control |
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| Channel 2 | This parameter allows you to select and activate the functions of channel 2. | |
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| Lux value switch | In lux value switch mode, the twilight switch sends an ON telegram if the threshold value is not reached during the entire switching time. An OFF telegram is sent if the threshold value is exceeded during the entire switching time. | |
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| Constant light control |
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| Disable | Channel 2 is disabled. | |
| Channel 3 | This parameter allows you to select and activate the functions of channel 3. | |
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| Lux value switch | In lux value switch mode, the twilight switch sends an ON telegram if the threshold value is not reached during the entire switching time. An OFF telegram is sent if the threshold value is exceeded during the entire switching time. | |
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| Constant light control |
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| Disable | Channel 3 is disabled. | |
| Channel 4 (HVAC only) | This parameter allows you to select and activate the HVAC channel. Default value: Disable | |
| Disable | The HVAC channel is disabled | |
| Enable | The HVAC channel is enabled.
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Automatic (Switching mode)
| Parameter | Description | |
| Switch-on lux adjustment (0=always on, 2000, lux max) | With this parameter, you can activate the switch-on brightness: the detector will switch on when motion is detected and there is not enough brightness. | |
| # lux (0=always ON, 2000 lux max) | If the lux level remains below this value, the detector will switch on. | |
| Switch-off lux adjustment | This parameter allows you to activate the switch-off brightness: if there is enough brightness, the detector will not be switched on by motion. If the detector was already switched on, it will be switched off again. | |
| # lux (0=always ON, 2000 lux max) default 0=0disable | If the lux level exceeds this value, the detector will switch off. | |
| Switch-off delay | With this parameter, you can configure the time period between the last motion detected and when the detector is switched off. | |
| hh: mm: ss | This is the time it takes for the detector to switch off after motion has been detected. | |
| Switching or dimming mode | This parameter allows you to configure whether the light merely switches on / off or also needs to be dimmable. Default value: switch | |
| Switch | The output value of the detector is binary (1/0). | |
| Dim | The output value of the detector is expressed in %. | |
| Switching / dimming mode selection via an external device | This parameter enables objects that can be switched or dimmed manually. | |
| Disable | No input objects are present. | |
| Enable | Input objects are present. | |
| Switch back to Automatic | You can use this parameter to switch from Manual mode back to Automatic mode after the last motion has been detected or via object 22. Default value: After motion | |
| After motion | When motion is no longer detected, the detector will switch back to Automatic mode. | |
| Object | The detector will switch back to Automatic mode via object 22. | |
| Behaviour when motion is detected | This parameter is used to configure the detector’s behaviour when motion is detected. | |
| Switch ON | When motion is detected, the detector sends a “1” to the output object. | |
| Switch OFF | When motion is detected, the detector sends a “0” to the output object. | |
| Do nothing | When motion is detected, the detector sends nothing to the output object. | |
| LED behaviour after motion has been detected | This parameter defines the output value of the detector when motion is no longer detected. | |
| Switch ON | After motion has been detected, the detector sends a “1” to the output object. | |
| Switch OFF | After motion has been detected, the detector sends a “0” to the output object. | |
| Do nothing | After motion has been detected, the detector sends nothing to the output object. | |
| Repeat last command every (00:00:00=disable) | With this parameter, you can configure the time period after which the last command needs to repeated. | |
| hh: mm: ss | The detector will repeat the last command when the predefined time period has elapsed. | |
| Lock mode | With this parameter, you can activate a lock object to disable the channel. Default value: Disable | |
| Disable | No lock object is shown. | |
| Enable | The channel is enabled via the lock object. | |
Automatic (Dimming mode)
| Parameter | Description | |
| Switching or dimming mode | This parameter allows you to configure whether the light merely switches on / off or also needs to be dimmable. Default value: Switch | |
| Switch | The output value of the detector is binary (1/0). | |
| Dim | The output value of the detector is expressed in %. | |
| Type of dimming | This parameter is used to configure the dimming range between 0-100% (absolute) or at 1% / sec. (relative). | |
| Relative | The output value is defined in dimming steps (expressed in % of dimming). | |
| Absolute | The output value is defined in %. | |
| Switch-on brightness setting | With this parameter, you can set the brightness value when the light is switched on. | |
| 0-100% | The brightness value is set to a certain percentage when the light is switched on. | |
| Switch-off brightness setting | With this parameter, you can set the brightness value when the light is switched off. Default value: 0% | |
| 0-100% | The brightness value is set to a certain percentage when the light is switched off. | |
| Switch-off warning | Before completely switching off, the light briefly dims to a minimum level to indicate that it will be switched off soon. Default value: Disable | |
| Disable | The light switches off directly. | |
| Enable | Before completely switching off, the light is briefly dimmed to a minimum level to indicate that it will switch off soon. | |
| Warning time | During this time frame, the light is dimmed to a minimum level before completely switching off. | |
| hh: mm: ss | The light is dimmed to a minimum level during the defined time period. | |
| Warning brightness setting | This is the warning brightness setting in day mode. Default value: 20% | |
| 0-100% | The light is dimmed at the set value before switch-off in day mode. | |
| Warning brightness setting (in night mode) | This is the warning brightness setting in night mode. Default value: 20% | |
| 0-100% | The light is dimmed at the set value before switch-off in night mode. | |
Lux Value Switch
| Parameter | Description | |
| Lux level adjustment (10 – 2000 lux) | This parameter allows you to set the light level at which the detector is switched on. | |
| # lux | The detector will switch on when this value is exceeded. | |
| Light intensity fluctuation compensation | Light intensity jumps below the set value will be ignored. Sensor hysteresis will compensate for these fluctuations. Default value: 10% | |
| 1-100% | Light intensity jumps below this level will be ignored. | |
| Activation of the lux value switch function (for day mode) | The lux value switch is active in day mode. | |
| ON | An OFF telegram is sent when the threshold value in day mode is exceeded during the entire switching time. | |
| OFF | No OFF telegram is sent when the threshold value in day mode is not reached during the entire switching time. | |
| Activation of the lux value switch function (for night mode) | The threshold switch is active in night mode. | |
| ON | An OFF telegram is sent when the threshold value in night mode is exceeded during the entire switching time. | |
| OFF | No OFF telegram is sent when the threshold value in night mode is not reached during the entire switching time. | |
| Activation of the lux value switch function (regardless of day or night mode) | This parameter enables the detector to switch on when the lux level is below setpoint. | |
| OFF | No telegram is sent, regardless of day or night mode. | |
| ON | The light turns, regardless of day or night mode, as long as the measured lux value is lower than the set lux value. | |
| Repeat last command every… (00:00:00=Disable) | With this parameter, you can set the time period after which the last command needs to repeated. | |
| hh: mm: ss | The detector will repeat the last command when the predefined time period has elapsed. | |
Alarm mode
| Parameter | Description | |
| Detection time frame | This is the length of a monitoring window (if motion is detected during this time frame, it is considered positive). | |
| # seconds | This is the time it takes for the detector to switch on after motion has been detected. | |
| Amount of detected motion to trigger the alarm | This is the number of subsequent frames with motion detections, that will trigger an alarm. | |
| # | The alarm will switch on after the set number of positive motion frames have been detected. | |
| Switch-off delay | This is the length of a monitoring window (if no motion is detected during this time frame, it is considered negative). | |
| # seconds | This is the time it takes for the detector to switch off after motion has been detected. | |
| Amount of detected motion to disable the alarm | This is the number of subsequent frames with motion detections, that will trigger an alarm. | |
| # | The alarm will be disabled after the set number of positive motion frames have been detected. | |
| Behaviour when motion is detected | This parameter defines the output value of the detector when motion is detected. | |
| Switch ON | When motion is detected, the detector sends a “1” to the output object. | |
| Switch OFF | When motion is detected, the detector sends a “0” to the output object. | |
| Do nothing | When motion is detected, the detector sends nothing to the output object. | |
| Behaviour after motion has been detected | This parameter defines the output value of the detector after motion has been detected. | |
| Switch ON | After motion has been detected, the detector sends a “1” to the output object. | |
| Switch OFF | After motion has been detected, the detector sends a “0” to the output object. | |
| Do nothing | After motion has been detected, the detector sends nothing to the output object. | |
| Repeat last command every… (00:00:00=Disable) | With this parameter, you can set the time period after which the last command needs to repeated. | |
| hh: mm: ss | The detector will repeat the last command when the predefined time period has elapsed. | |
| Lock mode | With this parameter, you can enable a lock object to lock the channel. Default value: Disable | |
| Disable | No lock object is shown. | |
| Enable | The channel is enabled via the lock object. | |
Constant Light Control
| Parameter | Description | |
| Switch-on brightness setting | This is the value that is sent when the light is switched on. | |
| 0-100% | If the brightness level remains below this value, the detector will switch on. | |
| Switch-off brightness setting | This is the value that is sent when the light is switched off. | |
| 0-100% | If the brightness level exceeds this value, the detector will switch off. | |
| Lux level adjustment (10 – 2000 lux) | This parameter allows you to configure the light level at which the detector is switched on. | |
| # lux | If the lux level remains below this value, the detector will switch on. | |
| Light intensity fluctuation compensation (hysteresis) | Light intensity jumps below the set value will be ignored. Sensor hysteresis will compensate for these fluctuations. | |
| 1-100% | Light intensity jumps below this level will be ignored. | |
| Constant light control delay | This is the time period before the dimming value is regulated in function of brightness level in the room. | |
| hh: mm: ss | When this time frame has expired, the dimming value is regulated in function of brightness level in the room. | |
| Switch-on lux adjustment (0=Always ON, 2000 lux max) | With this parameter, you can activate the switch-on brightness: the detector will switch on when motion is detected and there is not enough brightness. | |
| # lux (0= Always ON, 2000 lux max) | If the lux level remains below this value, the detector will switch on. | |
| Switch-off delay | With this parameter, you can configure the time period between the last motion detected and when the detector is switched off. | |
| hh: mm: ss | This is the time it takes for the detector to switch off after motion has been detected. | |
| Switch-off warning | Before fully switching off, the light is briefly dimmed to a minimum level to indicate that it will be switched off soon. | |
| Disable | The light switches off directly. | |
| Enable | The light first dims down to a minimum level before fully switching off. | |
| Warning time | During this time frame, the light is dimmed to a minimum level before completely switching off. | |
| hh mm: ss | The light is dimmed to a minimum level during the defined time period. | |
| Warning brightness setting | This is the warning brightness setting in day mode. | |
| 0-100% | The light is dimmed at the set value before switch-off in day mode. | |
| Warning brightness setting (in night mode) | This is the warning brightness setting in night mode. | |
| 0-100% | The light is dimmed at the set value before switch-off in night mode. | |
| Dimming steps | This is the size of the dimming steps sent by the detector. | |
| [50; 25%; 12.5%; 6.25%; 3.125%; 1.5625%] | This is the size of the dimming steps. | |
| Dimming speed | This is the speed or interval at which the detector sends the dimming steps. | |
| [1 ~ 255] (100 ms) | This is the time between the dimming’s steps. | |
| Switching / dimming mode selection via an external device | This parameter enables objects that can be switched or dimmed manually. Default value: Disable | |
| Disable | No input objects are present. | |
| Enable | Input objects are present. | |
| Switch back to Automatic | You can use this parameter to switch from Manual mode back to Automatic mode after the last motion or via object 22. | |
| After motion | When motion is no longer detected, the detector will switch back to Automatic mode. | |
| Object | The detector will switch back to Automatic mode via object 22. | |
| Lock mode | With this parameter, you can activate a lock object to disable the channel. Default value: Disable | |
| Disable | No lock object is shown. | |
| Enable | The channel is enabled via the lock object. | |
| Forced control | The channel is disabled via the Forced control object and sends an ON or OFF. | |
HVAC
| Parameter | Description | |
| Switch-off delay | With this parameter, you can configure the time period between the last motion detected and when the detector is switched off. | |
| hh :mm :ss | This is the time it takes for the detector to switch off after motion has been detected. | |
| Switch-on delay | With this parameter, you can set a time frame during which the detector will not switch on after motion has been detected. | |
| hh :mm :ss | An ON is sent after this time period if there is still motion detected. | |
| Behaviour when motion is detected | This parameter defines the output value of the detector when motion is detected. | |
| Switch ON | When motion is detected, the detector sends a “1” to the output object. | |
| Switch OFF | When motion is detected, the detector sends a “0” to the output object. | |
| Do nothing | When motion is detected, the detector sends nothing to the output object. | |
| Behaviour after motion has been detected | This parameter defines the output value the detector after motion has been detected. | |
| Switch ON | After motion has been detected, the detector sends a “1” to the output object. | |
| Switch OFF | After motion has been detected, the detector sends a “0” to the output object. | |
| Do nothing | After motion has been detected, the detector sends nothing to the output object. | |
| Repeat last command every
… (00:00:00= Disable) |
With this parameter, you can set the time period after which the last command needs to repeated. | |
| hh: mm: ss | The detector will repeat the last command when the predefined time period has elapsed. | |
| Lock mode | With this parameter, you can activate a lock object to disable the channel. Default value: Disable | |
| Disable | The HVAC channel is disabled. | |
| Enable | The HVAC channel is enabled. | |
Additional parameters in Advanced mode
Advanced parameters are made accessible by activating ‘Advanced mode’ and ‘Night mode’.
General / Advanced mode parameters
| Parameter | Description | |
| Send lux value on KNX bus | The measured brightness level is sent on the bus (object 2). | |
| Disable | The measured brightness level is not sent on the bus. | |
| Enable | The measured brightness level is sent on the bus. | |
| Lux value sending mode | The measured brightness level is transmitted at regular intervals or when there is a change in lux value. | |
| Lux report when change | The transmission repetition is transmitted when there is a certain change in lux value (expressed in %). | |
| Lux report cyclic | The transmission repetition is transmitted at a specific interval. | |
| Send lux value when value varies by | Interval during which the brightness level is transmitted. Default value: 10% | |
| 1-100% | If the brightness level changes above this value, the new value is sent to the detector. | |
| Send lux value every | This is the interval at which the lux value is transmitted. | |
| hh: mm: ss | The currently measured value is sent at this interval. | |
| Detector acting on lux value provided by an external device | The detector acts based on an external value (object 3) instead of the built-in brightness sensor. Default value: Disable | |
| Disable | The detector acts based on the value sent by the internal sensor. | |
| Enable | The detector acts based on the value received on object 3. | |
| Night mode | With this parameter, night mode can be enabled and a second target brightness level can be activated. Default value: Disable | |
| Disable | Only one setpoint can be activated. | |
| Enable | A second target brightness level can be activated and you can switch between both values. | |
| Day / night mode | With this parameter, you can switch between two setpoints (object 5). | |
| Read after reset | Object 5 is read after the reset. | |
| Always day | Object 5 is ignored and day mode is enabled. | |
| Day on start | The detector starts in day mode after it has been reset. | |
| Night on start | The detector starts in night mode after it has been reset. | |
| Day / night mode object value | This parameter allows you to change the polarity of the day / night object. Default value: Day=1 / Night = 0 | |
| Day=1 / Night = 0 | The object is set to day mode on 1. | |
| Day=0 / Night = 1 | The object is set to night mode on 1. | |
| Switch between day and night mode | Immediately switch between day and night mode or only when there is no presence being detected anymore. Default value: By next detected motion | |
| By next detected motion | The detector switches between day / night mode at the next motion detection (if it was off first). | |
| Immediately | The detector immediately switches between day and night mode. | |
Automatic / Advanced mode parameters
| Parameter | Description | |
| Night mode | With this parameter, night mode can be enabled and a second target brightness level can be activated. Default value: Disable | |
| Disable | Only one setpoint can be activated. | |
| Enable | A second target brightness level can be activated and you can switch between both values. | |
| Switch-on lux adjustment (for night mode (0=Always ON, 2000 lux max) | With this parameter, you can activate the switch-on brightness: the detector will switch on when motion is detected and there is not enough brightness. | |
| # lux (0= Always ON, 2000 lux max) | # lux (0= Always ON, 2000 lux max) If the lux level remains below this value, the detector will switch on. |
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Constant Light Control / Advanced mode
| Parameter | Description | |
| Night mode | With this parameter, night mode can be enabled and a second target brightness level can be activated. | |
| Disable | Only one setpoint can be activated. | |
| Enable | A second target brightness level can be activated and you can switch between both values. | |
| Activate the brightness level setpoint for night mode. | ||
| Lux level adjustment (for night mode) (10 – 2000 lux) | # lux | The second target brightness level is activated for night mode. |
| Switch-on lux adjustment (for night mode) (0=Always ON, 2000 lux max) | With this parameter, you can activate the switch-on brightness: the detector will switch on when motion is detected and there is not enough brightness. | |
| # lux (0=Always ON, 2000 lux max) | If the lux level remains below this value, the detector will switch on. | |
Warnings regarding installation
The installation of products that will permanently be part of the electrical installation and which include dangerous voltages, should be carried out by a qualified installer and in accordance with the applicable regulations. This user manual must be presented to the user. It should be included in the electrical installation file and it should be passed on to any new owners. Additional copies are available on the Niko website or via Niko customer services.
CE marking
This product complies with all of the relevant European guidelines and regulations. For radio equipment Niko llc declares that the radio equipment in this manual conforms with the 2014/53/EU directive. The full text of the EU declaration of conformity is available at www.niko.eu under the product reference, if applicable.
Environment
This product and/or the batteries provided cannot be disposed of in non-recyclable waste. Take your discarded product to a recognised collection point. Just like producers and importers, you too play an important role in the promotion of sorting, recycling and reuse of discarded electrical and electronic equipment. To finance the rubbish collection and waste treatment, the government levies recycling charges in certain cases (included in the price of this product).
Support & contact
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correct and up-to-date as possible. Nevertheless, some deficiencies may subsist.
Niko cannot be held responsible for this, other than within the legal limits. Please
inform us of any deficiencies in the manuals by contacting Niko customer services at
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Documents / Resources
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niko 350-34001 Mini Presence Detector For Flush Mounting [pdf] User Manual 350-34001 Mini Presence Detector For Flush Mounting, 350-34001, Mini Presence Detector For Flush Mounting, Presence Detector For Flush Mounting, Detector For Flush Mounting, Flush Mounting |
Niko - home automation, switches, socket outlets and detector 
Niko - home automation, switches, socket outlets and detector 