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STEINEL IS 3360 MX Highbay DALI-2 APC surface motion detector, 360°, IP54, white
163.50€Bez PVN: 135.12€
STEINEL IS 3360 MX Highbay DALI-2 IPD surface motion detector, 360°, IP54, white
149.50€
Ex Tax: 123.55€
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Item specifics
- Dimming method No autonomous dimming; lighting is controlled by the external controller
- Weight 152 g (net)
- Number of detection zones 1416
- Sensor technology PIR; mixed-light metering
- Sensor type Motion detector; PIR and mixed-light metering
- Installation Surface-mounted AP; square housing; ceiling
- Reach Tangential up to Ø36 m (1018 m²); radial up to Ø14 m (154 m²); depends on height
- Detection angle 360°; aperture 180°
- Optimal mounting height 12 m
- Maximum mounting height 14 m; mounting range 4–14 m
- Time setting Lighting stay-on time is set by the external DALI controller
- Twilight setting Manufacturer table lists 2–1000 lx; sensor brightness data used by external controller; no Teach
- Sneak-by guard Yes
- Segment masking Yes; lens segment shrouds supplied
- Watt-o-matic No autonomous basic-light function
- Parallel connection DALI bus; master/slave system subject to controller compatibility
- Output type Addressable motion/brightness data; no load relay or autonomous dimming controller
- Interface & control DALI-2 Input Device; for external compatible application controller
- Settings Via DALI bus and external controller
- Voltage 12–22.5 V DC from DALI bus; no direct 230 V sensor supply
- Ambient temperature −20 to +50 °C
- IP rating IP54; MX manual specifies indoor use
- Dimensions (W×H×D) 95 × 95 × 65 mm (body width × height × projection)
- Warranty 5 years subject to manufacturer terms
- Colour / RAL White; RAL 9003
- In the box IS 3360 MX Highbay IPD AP 057374 and shrouds; no controller, bus power supply, luminaires or remote
- Manufacturer SKU 057374
- EAN 4007841057374
- Output Typical 5 mA at16 V; max.7 mA at10 V regular operation; IEC62386-101 maximum24 mA
Product Description
STEINEL IS 3360 MX Highbay DALI-2 Input Device is a ceiling motion detector for tall warehouses, sports halls and other large spaces where lighting is managed by a shared building or lighting control system. The white square surface-mounted model, article 057374, detects movement and measures ambient brightness. This version communicates its measured data over the DALI-2 bus for use by a compatible external application controller. Its input-device role is essential when choosing the product: the connected management system provides the lighting logic and sends the actual commands to the luminaires.
PIR technology detects changes in the heat emitted by moving objects, so the chosen location should offer a clear view of the intended detection area. The 360° angle covers the space around the detector, with a maximum tangential detection diameter of 36 m. This figure describes movement across the sensor's field; movement directly towards it has a smaller radial coverage zone. Warehouse racks, partitions and glass can hide a person from the lens. PIR detection cannot see through these obstacles, so positioning must reflect the actual layout, particularly around tall or densely filled storage racks.
The Highbay version is designed for mounting at 4–14 m, with 12 m listed by the manufacturer as the optimum height. Tall ceilings permit observation of a large area, but coverage and detection performance change with installation height, movement direction and obstructions. Maximum reach is useful for initial planning and should then be checked in the specific building. Supplied segment shrouds can restrict directions in which movement need not be detected. This is a motion detector; a wide coverage area does not imply fine presence detection of a still seated person throughout the same area.
This is a DALI-2 data sensor without autonomous dimming control. It does not set lighting-group brightness itself, implement constant-light regulation or switch a 230 V lighting load through a relay. Its movement and brightness data are used by an external controller that supports DALI-2 sensors, such as an appropriately designed LiveLink installation. When dimming is required, the application controller and compatible DALI drivers provide that function. Compatibility therefore needs to be checked between the sensor, controller and lighting control gear: a shared DALI label alone does not establish every function required by the project.
The detector is powered from a 12–22.5 V DALI bus with a suitable system power supply. The manufacturer distinguishes typical and maximum current consumption; bus planning must use the relevant worst-case limit rather than only the typical figure. This matters particularly when several sensors and other devices share one line. The application controller can request motion and brightness measurements, and transmission can be configured according to the DALI-2 interface capabilities. Total luminaire wattage is handled by the luminaires' separate supply and control arrangement, rather than connected directly to this detector as a lighting load.
The white plastic housing has IP54 protection and measures 95 × 95 mm with a projection of 65 mm from the ceiling. The Highbay MX operating instructions specify indoor ceiling mounting, making warehouse and hall interiors the principal applications. The IP rating does not remove installation requirements for the mounting position and cable entries. Settings are made over the bus using the selected controller, and no remote control is supplied. The purchase comprises the detector; the system controller, bus power supply, luminaires and drivers are separate project components. Commissioning should verify sensor addressing, the use of the received data and lighting responses along all important movement routes.
