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1 Occupancy ensor amily rilliant Innovations Unlimited Possibilities Versatile pplications Vol.4

2 ONTNT Part Introducing an incredible occupancy sensor family Genesis of the mazing Trio rilliant Innovations Interchangeable MO Multiple Transformations hangeable etections riendly onfigurations P P P3 P4

P uxiliary Options P9 HV ontrol P3 Mounting Options P uilding

3 Part Part 3 Unlimited Possibilities Versatile pplications Product ode P6 Lighting ontrol P Meet The TRN amily P7 L ontrol P uxiliary Options P9 HV ontrol P3 Mounting Options P uilding Management P4 Lens Options P ensor election Guide P5 Product howcase P

4 Interchangeable MO The innovative design concept that creates the TRN, an incredible occupancy sensor family LO-5 Mount Lens OUPNY NOR LO-5 = lectrical Mechanical Optical ensor + Mount + Lens Thanks to this industry leading design innovation, the TRN family offers a second-to-none wide variety of sensor types with many different lectrical power options. ll TRN sensors feature unique functionality and output for specific control. To meet the various requirements of sensor integration and installation, all TRN family members are available with interchangeable Mounting and Optical lens choices. The concept of combining various sensor types, multiple mounting and lens options delivers unlimited possibilities for any application that requires occupancy sensing based control. TRN P

Multiple Transformations The innovative Interchangeable MO design concept allows for multiple transformations of the TRN occupancy sensor family.

5 Multiple Transformations The innovative Interchangeable MO design concept allows for multiple transformations of the TRN occupancy sensor family. The family currently offers the T3 and T5 series of sensors. ach series has a distinctive mechanical design for various applications and versatile installations. y combining either series with available mounting, and lens options, each TRN family member can appear in numerous form factors. T3 series T5 series quare box housing with clips asy snap-in assembly uitable for indoor use ylindrical housing with threads crew nut assembly Ideal for indoor and wet location TRN P

changeable detections patterns possible for any TRN occupancy

Numerous types of lens are available for selection for all coverage

ach TRN sensor can be ordered with a specific lens type and then

6 hangeable etections The industry leading interchangeable lens options make changeable detections patterns possible for any TRN occupancy sensor. Numerous types of lens are available for selection for all coverage requirements and mounting heights. ach TRN sensor can be ordered with a specific lens type and then easily changed at a later time while the sensor remains in place. The Twist-Lock design makes lens change a quick and easy job TRN P3

7 riendly onfigurations The operation settings of every TRN occupancy sensor can be easily, quickly and accurately adjusted via rotary IP switches, ccu-et trimmers, or a hand-held remote programmer. The days of dealing with time consuming, physical demanding and inaccurate settings with conventional potentiometer adjustments will be a thing of the past. TRN P4

8 xplore the Unlimited Possibilities The Interchangeable MO design concept delivers unlimited possibilities to the TRN family of sensors. rom line voltage to low voltage power rom load switching to signaling control rom H-L digital to -V analog output rom on/off switching to bi-level control rom 4-hour sensing to ambient light inhibited rom manual setting to remote programming rom fixture integrated to independent installation rom local control to system integration rom indoor use to IP-66 wet location rom high-bay to wide angle detection TRN P5

9 Understanding the MO code of each TRN sensor M O lectrical Mechanical Optical The innovative Interchangeable MO creates numerous combinations of all TRN family members. It is necessary to understand how we give a unique code to identify the electrical, mechanical, and optical characteristics of each TRN sensor. To explore the unlimited possibilities of this innovative occupancy sensor family, let s start with its product code system. Product ode Type eries Option 3 d e f Lens option (,,,,, ) Mounting option (,,, P, R, Q,, ) uxiliary option (, N) pecification (,,, 3 9) onnection ( ire leads, Terminal blocks) ppearance (3 T3 series, 5 T5 series) ontrol output (,,, M) ensor setting (O Manual setting PIR, R Remote setting PIR) unctionality L Line voltage, load switching Low voltage, control signaling river powered, L control - Type ode 3 - eries ode def - Option ode 3-letter alphabet code differentiates the specific type of TRN family according to its functionality, setting and output. 3-digit numeral code identifies the series of TRN family based on the appearance, wiring connection and specification. 3-letter alphabet code represents the options of auxiliary (d), mounting (e) and lens (f) of the TRN sensor. TRN P6

10 Meet The TRN amily Line Voltage ensors Product ode Power etting ontrol output onnection pplication Notes LO-3xx LO-5xx LO-3Nxx LO-5Nxx -77V -77V MO TIM IM TIM witched Line Voltage, and -V witched Line Voltage ire Leads ire Leads 8 control modes selectable. Ideal for lighting with -V dimmable driver or ballast. ll time on/off load switching. LO-3xx LO-5xx -77V TIM LUX witched Line Voltage ire Leads L control on/off load switching. LO-3Nxx LO-5Nxx -77V TIM witched Line Voltage Push-in Terminal ll time on/off load switching. LO-3xx LO-5xx -77V TIM LUX witched Line Voltage Push-in Terminal L control on/off load switching. TRN P7

Low Voltage ensors Product ode Power etting ontrol output onnection pplication Notes O-36xx O-56xx -4V MO TIM IM -V

O-37xx O-57xx -4V TIM LUX -V analog, igital Push-in 3% factory default low dim can Terminal be altered upon special

11 Low Voltage ensors Product ode Power etting ontrol output onnection pplication Notes O-36xx O-56xx -4V MO TIM IM -V analog Push-in 8 control modes selectable. Terminal Low voltage power supply and dimmable L driver required. O-37xx O-57xx -4V TIM LUX -V analog, igital Push-in 3% factory default low dim can Terminal be altered upon special request. OM-33Nxx OM-53Nxx 5-V ual digital Push-in Terminal Output active at every motion sensed. No manual setting required. OM-34xx OM-54xx 5-V TIM LUX ual digital (Occ/Vac*, ay/night) Push-in Terminal Ideal for bi-level or daylight harvesting control with M. OM-35xx OM-55xx -4V TIM LUX ual digital (Occ/Vac*, ay/night) Push-in Terminal Ideal for bi-level or daylight harvesting control with M. IR-T power pack applicable. O-35Nxx O-55Nxx -4V / ON O ry contact Push-in Terminal Ideal for occupancy based control Lighting, HV or M. IR-T power pack applicable. O-35xx O-55xx -4V / TIM LUX ry contact Push-in Terminal Ideal for occupancy based control Lighting or M. IR-T power pack applicable. O-36xx O-56xx -48V MO TIM IM Regulated Push-in Terminal 8 control modes selectable. Ideal for onstant Voltage (V) L driver. *Occ Occupied, Vac Vacant TRN P8

or those areas we offer the ambient light sensor integrated into the sensor.

12 uxiliary options (d) Type eries 3 Option d e f If ambient light sensing is needed, we have it IR-T realizes that some applications require ambient light sensing. or those areas we offer the ambient light sensor integrated into the sensor. The TRN family of sensors can come with, or without, the ambient light sensor as your application requires. ode N uxiliary ith ambient light sensor No ambient light sensor TRN P9

Mounting options (e) Type eries 3 Option d e f Versatile mounting availability is the key to satisfaction Numerous mounting options are available for

ensors with different power, control output, wiring connection, functionality can share the same family appearance and will certainly please architects

13 Mounting options (e) Type eries 3 Option d e f Versatile mounting availability is the key to satisfaction Numerous mounting options are available for your choice on T3 and T5 TRN sensors. ensors with different power, control output, wiring connection, functionality can share the same family appearance and will certainly please architects and interior designers. or fixture integration or local/system control T3 sensor ixture nap-in R eiling Recess et Location Q eiling Recess ixture xternal Junction ox T5 sensor ixture Integrated eiling urface IP-66 ixture Integrated ixture xternal P IP-66 ixture xternal TRN P

14 Lens options (f) hanging detection coverage has never been so easy Twist-lock interchangeable lenses is a design innovation of the TRN family. ach type series of sensor in the TRN family can be ordered with a specific lens which provides certain coverage at a specific mounting height. Type eries 3 Option d e f ode Lens type hape Mounting Height overage iameter tandard one.4~4.5 m 8~5 ft. * lens is not available on T3 series sensor with mounting option. * xtra ide one.4~3. m 8~ ft. High bay one 4.5~9. m tandard Round flat.4~6. m tandard quare flat.4~6. m 5~3 ft. 8~ ft. 8~ ft. xtra ide ome.4~6. m 8~ ft. X height 6X height 3X height X height X height 4X height Lens hape Top View ide View (m) 3 5m ft (ft.) (m) (ft.) m m/ ft. (m) 4m ft (ft.) (m) (ft.) m ft. (m) 3m ft (ft.) (m) 4 (ft.) m m/5 ft. (m) 5m ft (ft.) (m) 3 5m ft (ft.) (m) (m) (ft.) m ft. (ft.) m m/ 3m/ ft. (m) 6 4m 8 ft. (m) (ft.) 6.5 6m/ft 6 4 4(ft.) m ft. TRN P

15 Product howcase

Product howcase LO-3, LO-5 series Line voltage occupancy sensors with adjustable -V for bi-level control The LO-3 and LO-5 series are selfcontained line voltage switching occupancy sensors with

16 Product howcase LO-3, LO-5 series Line voltage occupancy sensors with adjustable -V for bi-level control The LO-3 and LO-5 series are selfcontained line voltage switching occupancy sensors with adjustable -V output for bi-level control. ll sensors feature 8 selectable control modes, 7-step ccu-et delay time and -V output level settings. vailable options Type-eries uxiliary Mounting Lens LO-3 R Q LO-5 P Not applicable with lens IP-66 ixture applicable TRN P3

Product howcase LO-3, LO-5 series LO-3, LO-5 series Line voltage occupancy sensors for typical on/off lighting control The LO-3/5 and LO-3/5 are two members of the TRN family with self-contained line

17 Product howcase LO-3, LO-5 series LO-3, LO-5 series Line voltage occupancy sensors for typical on/off lighting control The LO-3/5 and LO-3/5 are two members of the TRN family with self-contained line voltage switching occupancy sensors. The LO-3/5 comes with lead wires and the LO-3/5 comes with push-in terminal. vailable options Type-eries uxiliary Mounting Lens LO-3 LO-3 N R Q LO-5 LO-5 N P Not applicable with lens IP-66 ixture applicable TRN P4

Product howcase O-36, O-56 series Low voltage occupancy sensors with adjustable -V for bi-level control The O-36 and O-56 series are -4V low voltage occupancy sensors with adjustable -V output for

18 Product howcase O-36, O-56 series Low voltage occupancy sensors with adjustable -V for bi-level control The O-36 and O-56 series are -4V low voltage occupancy sensors with adjustable -V output for bi-level lighting control. ll sensors feature 8 selectable control modes, 7-step ccu-et delay time and -V output level settings. vailable options Type-eries uxiliary Mounting Lens O-36 R Q O-56 P Not applicable with lens IP-66 ixture applicable TRN P5

Product howcase O-37, O-57 series Low voltage occupancy sensors with preset /3/V for off/low/high-dim control The O-37 and O-57 series are -4V low voltage occupancy sensors with preset -3-V output

19 Product howcase O-37, O-57 series Low voltage occupancy sensors with preset /3/V for off/low/high-dim control The O-37 and O-57 series are -4V low voltage occupancy sensors with preset -3-V output for off-low-high dim lighting control. ll sensors feature 7-step ccu-et delay time and ambient light level settings. vailable options Type-eries uxiliary Mounting Lens O-37 R Q O-57 P Not applicable with lens IP-66 ixture applicable TRN P6

Product howcase OM-33, OM-53 series Low voltage motion sensors with dual digital outputs The OM-33 and OM-53 series are 5-V low voltage motion sensors with dual digital outputs, one with active high

20 Product howcase OM-33, OM-53 series Low voltage motion sensors with dual digital outputs The OM-33 and OM-53 series are 5-V low voltage motion sensors with dual digital outputs, one with active high and another with active low. The sensors can be used in various applications that require motion activating or sensing control. vailable options Type-eries uxiliary Mounting Lens OM-33 N R Q OM-53 N P Not applicable with lens IP-66 ixture applicable TRN P7

status. ll sensors feature 7-step ccu-et delay time and ambient light level settings.

21 Product howcase OM-34, OM-54 series OM-35, OM-55 series Low voltage occupancy sensors with dual digital outputs The OM-34/54 and OM-35/55 series are two members of low voltage occupancy sensors with dual digital outputs, one for day/night status, and the other for occupied/vacant status. ll sensors feature 7-step ccu-et delay time and ambient light level settings. The OM-34/54 is powered by 5-V and the OM-35/55 is powered by -4V. vailable options Type-eries uxiliary Mounting Lens OM-34 OM-35 R Q OM-54 OM-55 P Not applicable with lens IP-66 ixture applicable TRN P8

Product howcase O-35, O-55 series Low voltage occupancy sensors with dry contact output The O-35 and O-55 series are -4V low voltage occupancy sensors designed for smart energy management of

22 Product howcase O-35, O-55 series Low voltage occupancy sensors with dry contact output The O-35 and O-55 series are -4V low voltage occupancy sensors designed for smart energy management of intelligent buildings. ry contact output enables the sensor to partner with either IR-T s Power Pack Unit, OM uilding Management ystems or other -4V power supplies. vailable options Type-eries uxiliary Mounting Lens O-35 N R Q O-55 N P Not applicable with lens IP-66 ixture applicable TRN P9

Product howcase O-36, O-56 series Low voltage occupancy sensors with regulated for L control The O-36 and O-56 series are low voltage occupancy sensors designed to provide regulated power for L

23 Product howcase O-36, O-56 series Low voltage occupancy sensors with regulated for L control The O-36 and O-56 series are low voltage occupancy sensors designed to provide regulated power for L lighting control. The sensor is ideal to control L lighting powered by -48V onstant Voltage (V) L driver with 8 selectable control modes, 7-step ccu-et delay time and dim level settings for bi-level L control. vailable options Type-eries uxiliary Mounting Lens O-36 R Q O-56 P Not applicable with lens IP-66 ixture applicable TRN P

24 Versatile pplications The beauty of the TRN family is its ever widening selection of occupancy sensors in the industry. hatever the application, you can always select a specific TRN sensor for your application. TRN P

Lighting ontrol Occupancy sensors have long

residential and industrial buildings for

or the areas where people just pass by, work

always find a TRN occupancy sensor that suits

25 Lighting ontrol Occupancy sensors have long been used in lighting control for commercial, residential and industrial buildings for energy saving purposes. or the areas where people just pass by, work or stay with detectable movements, you can always find a TRN occupancy sensor that suits your need. L is undoubtedly the future of lighting technology with proven energy efficiency and fast progressing performance. xceptionally long operation life, fast switching and easy to dim capability make L lighting the perfect partner for the TRN occupancy sensor. TRN P

26 HV ontrol In addition to lighting control, HV (Heater, Ventilation and ir onditioner) is another ideal application for occupancy sensor based control. Unlike lighting, the HV operation is hardly noticed due to invisible air flow. This makes HV the perfect application for occupancy sensor control and the TRN family. TRN P3

uilding Management Occupancy sensor can be used to effectively report the occupied/vacant status of specific areas for maximum energy efficient building management.

27 uilding Management Occupancy sensor can be used to effectively report the occupied/vacant status of specific areas for maximum energy efficient building management. You can easily find a TRN occupancy sensor with specific lectrical power, Mounting, and Optical lens options available for any building management integration. TRN P4

of sensor according to the functionality, control output and

28 How to select the proper TRN sensor? electing the proper TRN sensor from thousands of combination can seem challenging. The following steps will simplify the process and help you select the proper one(s) for your application. tep tep ensor Type election - lectrical elect the available Type of sensor according to the functionality, control output and sensor setting preferred. ensor eries election - Mechanical hoose the applicable eries of sensor according to the mounting option desired. N T3 LO LO R O Q T5 OM O P O TRN P5

29 Occupancy ensor amily tep 3 ensor Option election - Optical etermine the appropriate Optics and Option of the selected type-series. LN LN LN LN LN LN If you have difficulty in finding the exact sensor for your application, please contact an IR-T team member for immediate assistance. In case we don t already have the exact sensor you need, we are constantly developing new sensors and may be able to create a new sensor for your application in a speed faster than you could ever expect!! TRN P6

31 ontinuously improving product performance and exceptional quality are at the core of our commitment to all customers, thus IR-T reserves the right to change features and/or specifications of product without prior notice.

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