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STEINEL HF 360-2 KNX AP presence detector, 360°, Ø12 m, IP20, black — 086701
222.00€Bez PVN: 183.47€
STEINEL HF 360-2 KNX AP presence detector, 360°, Ø12 m, IP20, white — 086718
202.00€
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Item specifics
- Dimming method KNX telegrams through a separate compatible actuator; no phase-cut output
- Weight 265 g (net)
- Detection angle 360°; aperture angle 160°
- Time setting 10 s–1092 min on current article page; depends on KNX function
- Twilight setting Dedicated presence-independent KNX twilight output; threshold in ETS; load requires external actuator
- Sneak-by guard Yes
- Segment masking Manual includes 2 stickers for masking detection directions; no separately programmable sectors
- Output type KNX telegrams; 4 lighting outputs and 2 constant-light controllers; no load relay
- Interface & control KNX TP256; no KNX Secure; Bluetooth Mesh for setup and detector networking
- Settings ETS and STEINEL Connect; Control Pro 2 V3.5 KNX application
- Colour / RAL White; RAL 9003
- In the box HF 360-2 KNX AP 086718, safety sheet, quick start, 2 masking stickers; no KNX power supply, actuators or external brightness sensor
- Manufacturer SKU 086718
- EAN 4007841086718
- Sensor type High frequency (HF), 5.8 GHz; temperature and relative humidity; mixed-light measurement
- Motion detection Radial and tangential up to Ø12 m (113 m²); application reference height 2.8 m
- Sensor system Reach and sensitivity electronically adjustable in ETS or STEINEL Connect
- Application Indoors: stairwells, ancillary rooms, kitchens and washrooms with cubicles
- Installation Surface-mounted AP; ceiling
- Installation height 2.5–4 m; optimum 2.8 m
- Light-level setting Built-in mixed-light measurement; settings in KNX application
- Voltage KNX bus; current rating 30 V; manual 21–30 V; no 230 V connection
- Output 30 mA rated current on current article page; manual separately states <0.5 W
- Parallel connections KNX master/slave logic; also Bluetooth Mesh detector networking; no parallel lighting relays
- Functions Presence, absence, HVAC, temperature, humidity, dew point, comfort; lighting functions use built-in mixed-light measurement
- Housing Plastic; white, RAL 9003
- IP rating IP20; indoors
- Dimensions 123 × 123 × 57 mm; AP drawing
- Temperature range −20 to +40 °C per manual; current page −25 to +50 °C
- Warranty 5 years subject to manufacturer terms
Product Description
HF presence detection for KNX room control
The STEINEL HF 360-2 KNX AP is a white surface-mounted detector for indoor ceiling installation. The article supplied here is 086718 from the Control PRO II family. High-frequency detection suits stairwells, ancillary rooms, kitchens and washrooms with cubicles. The detector provides presence information to the KNX system together with temperature and relative humidity data. This supports projects in which several room functions are linked to occupancy. The actual response of lighting, ventilation or heating depends on the commissioned system and its connected actuators, so the detector should be selected as one component within that system.
The KNX bus supplies power and carries control information. The current article page specifies 30 V and a rated current of 30 mA; the supplied manual gives a KNX supply range of 21–30 V. Allow for the 30 mA rating and the other devices when planning bus power. This version contains no lighting-load relay, and 230 V must never be applied to its terminals. Suitable separate KNX actuators perform the switching or dimming of luminaires. A bus power supply, lighting actuators and luminaires are not included with the detector.
Coverage and room-specific adjustment
The detector uses 5.8 GHz HF technology with 360° coverage and a 160° aperture angle. The manufacturer specifies a movement-detection zone of up to Ø12 m, both for radial and tangential movement. This is the full diameter rather than twelve metres in each direction. The KNX application description relates that coverage to a mounting height of 2.8 m. The current exact-article mounting range is 2.5–4 m, with 2.8 m recommended as the optimum. No separate equally large small-motion presence zone is specified, so detection should be checked in the intended room after installation.
HF detection can respond through glass, wood and lightweight partitions. That can help cover toilet cubicles, but it can also create responses from an adjacent area. Set the reach and sensitivity through ETS or the STEINEL Connect app to suit the room boundary and the paths people actually use. The supplied manual also permits the two included stickers to mask detection in selected directions. These are physical directional shields, rather than individually programmable sectors. A stable mounting surface and properly adjusted sensitivity help align the detector’s response with the space it is intended to serve.
Lighting and environmental functions
The white article includes mixed-light measurement. Its room-brightness value can be used alongside detected presence to make the lighting system respond to occupancy and available daylight. The KNX application also provides a dedicated twilight-switch output. This output compares brightness with its configured threshold independently of whether people are present, then sends an ON or OFF telegram. A separate KNX actuator switches the actual load. The function must be enabled and configured in ETS; the detector does not contain a 230 V twilight relay. Check the available threshold parameters in the application version used for the project.
The KNX application provides four lighting outputs as control telegrams, alongside two constant-light controllers, basic lighting and fully automatic or semi-automatic operation. Brightness-dependent functions require valid brightness information and suitable actuators. Presence, absence and HVAC information can also be used separately. The temperature and relative-humidity measurements make dew-point and comfort functions available to the KNX project. These measurements do not directly switch a fan or a heating load: the connected equipment and configured logic determine the real action. This separation lets the system designer choose which information is useful for each room.
ETS configuration and Bluetooth communication allow commissioning and adjustment to suit the installation. The manual also describes networking several detectors through Bluetooth Mesh to extend detection coverage. Bluetooth is neither a replacement for the KNX bus nor a general gateway between the two networks. The detector still needs its powered KNX connection. When planning the ceiling layout, follow the manufacturer’s requirement to keep at least three metres between the detector and a Wi-Fi router or access point. This spacing forms part of a suitable installation position, alongside the required coverage and secure fixing.
Surface-mounted housing
The plastic housing is white, RAL 9003, and the exact article has a 265 g net weight. The AP drawing shows 123 × 123 × 57 mm: two sides of the footprint and the projection from the mounting surface. This is the surface-mounted article, so the concealed UP version’s installation box and dimensions should not be substituted. Its IP20 enclosure is intended for indoor use. The manual specifies −20 to +40 °C, whereas the current page gives −25 to +50 °C; this listing uses their common −20 to +40 °C operating range. The manufacturer provides a five-year warranty subject to its terms.
Images and documents
The main manufacturer photograph shows the exact white HF 360-2 KNX AP article 086718. The second product photograph shows the black HF 360-2 KNX AP 086701 as an alternative colour comparison; that additional detector is not included with this article. Drawings provide additional dimension and coverage information. Refer to manual figure 4.2 for the surface-mounted KNX connection and to the separate V3.5 application description for KNX settings.