Hager 85422100 Manual

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Safety instructions
Electrical equipment must only be installed
and assembled by a qualied electrician in ac-
cordance with the relevant installation stand-
ards, guidelines, regulations, directives, safety
and accident prevention regulations of the
country.
Failure to comply with these instructions may
result in damage to the device, re or other
hazards.
Hazard due to electric shock. Do not operate
device without application module.
Hazard due to electric shock. The device is not
suited for safe disconnection of the mains
supply. Even when the device is switched o󰀨,
the load is not galvanically separated from the
mains supply.
Do not connect any non-dimmable lamps, their
transformers or operating devices. Observe
manufacturer's data.
Hazard of re. During operation with conven-
tional transformers, fuse each transformer on
the primary side according to manufacturer's
data. Use safety transformers that comply with
EN 61558-2-6 (VDE 0570 Part 2-6) only.
These instructions are an integral component
of the product and must be retained by the end
user.
Design and layout of the device
(3)
(1)
(4)
(7)
(6)
(9)
Figure 1: Push-button dimmer (comfort) 1gang
(3)
(8)
(6)
(9)
(2)
(5)
Figure 2: Push-button dimmer 2gang
(1) Push-button dimmer (comfort) 1gang
(2) Push-button dimmer 2gang
(3) Frame (not within scope of delivery)
(4) Application module 1gang (see “Accessories”)
(5) Application module 2gang (see “Accessories”)
(6) Screw for dismantling protection
(not for design lines R.1/R.3/R.8)
(7) Design cover button 1gang
(8) Design cover button 2gang
(9) Terminals
Function
Correct usage
- Switching and dimming of incandescent lamps,
HV halogen lamps and dimmable 230 V LED
lamps; electronic or dual-mode transformers
with low voltage halogen lamps
- Additional for push-button dimmer 2gang:
Switching and dimming of dimmable ener-
gy-saving lamps possible
- Only suitable for use in indoor areas with no
drip and no spray water
- Installation into wall box according to
DIN 49073 (recommendation: deep box)
- Operate with suitable application module
(see “Accessories”)
No mixed load operation of capacitive and
inductive loads possible at the output.
Product characteristics
- Automatic setting of load-dependent dimming
principle and optional settings via the applica-
tion module e.g. for dimmable 230 V LED
lamps
- Soft start for bulb protection
- Electronic short circuit protection
- Electronic overload and overheating protection
- Electronic interference signal suppression
e.g. for ripple control impulses
Additionally for push-button dimmers 1gang, and
comfort 1gang:
- Minimal switch-on brightness either specied at
the factory and settable manually via the appli-
cation module.
Additionally for push-button comfort dimmer
1gang:
- Extension unit for push-button (NO contact) or
motion detector extension units
(see “Accessories”)
Additionally for push-button dimmer 2gang
- Di󰀨erent load types at each output possible
- Output wattage ratings independent from each
other
- Possible to operate only output 1
- Connection of extension unit push-button
(NO contact) per each output possible
Information on dimming behaviour
Do only use dimmable loads.
Short term ickering during load detection of
ohmic loads possible. No operation is possible
during load detection. These are not defects of
the device.
Flickering of connected lamps possible due to
the load falling below the specied minimum
level, ripple control impulses from power sta-
tions, or replacement of 230 V LED lamps and
(for push-button dimmer 2gang) energy-saving
lamps.
If the switching and dimming performance of
230 V LED lamps is unsatisfactory in the fac-
tory setting, a load setting must be carried out.
► See operating instructions of the application
module.
When circuiting several loads to one output
(parallel circuiting), optimise dimming perfor-
mance via load ne-setting if necessary.
Operation
These instructions describe the installation of the
push-button dimmer inserts. Refer to the operating
manual of the appropriate application module for
information on operation and load adjustment.
Push-button dimmer comfort 1gang, and
push-button dimmer 2gang: The operation of
extension units is only possible if an application
module is attached to the insert.
Information for electricians
Mounting and electrical connection
DANGER!
Electrical shock when live parts are
touched.
An electric shock can lead to death.
Isolate all power before working on the
device and cover any live parts in the
area!
CAUTION!
Do not interconnect the outputs of
push-button dimmer 2gang.
Operating both outputs on a joint load
will destroy the device.
Circuiting and mounting the push-button
dimmer
A MCB max. 16 A has been installed as device
protection.
Connect the push-button dimmer according to
the connection diagram (Figure 3 to 6).
The push-button dimmers (comfort) 1gang,
possess an optional N terminal (Figures 3 and
4). Operation without neutral conductor possi-
ble.
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On the push-button dimmer 2gang, a load must
be connected to output 1 as a power supply.
Optional on push-button dimmers comfort
1gang and 2gang: Connect suitable extension
units (Figure 4 and 6).
Illuminated mechanical push-button extensions
must be equipped with a separate N terminal.
Only use motion detector extension units if a
push-button dimmer comfort 1gang, is operated
with a suitable motion detector application
module (see “Accessories”).
Mount the push-button dimmer into a wall box
(recommendation: deep box). The connecting
terminals must be at the bottom.
Attach frame and application module.
► See operating instructions of the application
module.
Technical data
Rated voltage AC 230 V~, + 10%/- 15%
Mains frequency 50/60 Hz
MCB max. 16 A
Load cable length max. 100 m
Power values (see Table 1)
Connecting terminals 1 x 2.5 mm² or
2 x 1.5 mm²
Installation orientation Connecting terminals
downwards
Installation depth 32 mm
Degree of protection IP20
Operating temperature -5°C … +45°C
Storage/transport temperature -20°C … +60°C
Relative humidity (without dewing)
- For push-button dimmer (comfort)
1gang 10 ... 95%
- For push-button dimmer 2gang 0 ... 65%
Extension units on push-button dimmer
comfort 1gang
Number of push-button extension units
or motion detector extension units unlimited
Extension unit cable length max. 50 m
Extension units on push-button dimmer 2gang
(per output)
Number of extension units unlimited
Extension unit cable length max. 50 m
Accessories
LED compensation module 2913
Application modules for push-button dimmer
(comfort) 1gang
Button 1gang 8514 11 xx
KNX radio button 1gang quicklink 8514 51 xx
KNX radio button 4gang quicklink 8564 81 xx
Motion detector 1.1 m 8534 11 xx
Motion detector 2.2 m 8534 21 xx
IR motion detector comfort 1.1 m 8534 12 xx
IR motion detector comfort 2.2 m 8534 22 xx
KNX radio motion detector
comfort 1.1 m quicklink 8534 51 xx
KNX radio motion detector
comfort 2.2 m quicklink 8534 61 xx
Application modules for push-button dimmer
2gang
Button 2gang 8514 21 xx
KNX radio button 2gang quicklink 8514 61 xx
KNX radio button 4gang quicklink 8564 81 xx
Universal push-button dimmer 1gang
(R, L, C, LED)
Universele tastdimmer 1-voudig
(R, L, C, LED)
Order no./bestelnr.: 8542 11 ..
Universal push-button dimmer
comfort 1gang (R, L, C, LED)
Universele tastdimmer Comfort
1-voudig (R, L, C, LED)
Order no./bestelnr.: 8542 12 ..
Universal push-button dimmer 2gang
Universele tastdimmer 2-voudig
Order no./bestelnr.: 8542 21 ..
Operating and
assembly instructions
Bedienings- en
montagehandleiding
Berker GmbH & Co. KG
Zum Gunterstal
66440 Blieskastel, Germany
Tel.: + 49 6842 945 0
Fax: + 49 6842 945 4625
e-mail: info@berker.de
www.berker.com
07/2021
6LE003237C
Load types Push-button
dimmer
1gang
8542 11 xx
Push-button
dimmer
comfort 1gang
8542 12 xx
Push-button
dimmer
2gang (per output)
85 42 21 xx
Incandescent lamps, HV halogen lamps
- at 50 Hz
- at 60 Hz
20 ... 350 W
20 ... 325 W
20 ... 350 W
20 ... 325 W
35 ... 300 W
35 ... 300 W
LV halogen lamps
- with conventional transformers
- with electronic/bi-mode transformers
20 ... 200 VA
20 ... 400 VA
20 ... 200 VA
20 ... 400 VA
35 ... 300 VA
35 ... 300 VA
Dimmable 230 V LED lamps (phase cut-on)
- at 50 Hz
- at 60 Hz
3 ... 60 W
3 ... 55 W
3 ... 60 W
3 ... 55 W
12 ... 40 W
12 ... 40 W
Dimmable 230 V LED lamps (phase cut-o󰀨) 3 ... 120 W 3 ... 250 W 12 ... 40 W
Dimmable energy-saving lamps - - 15 ... 54 W
Power consumption (standby) < 0.3 W < 0.3 W 0.3 W (output 1)
0.7 W (output 2)
Table 1: Load types - Power values at 25°C
L
N
L
N
5031
L
N
L
N
5031
5031
Figure 3: Push-button dimmer 1gang Figure 4: Push-button dimmer (Comfort) 1gang with optional extension units
Figure 5: Push-button dimmer 2gang Figure 6: Push-button dimmer 2gang with optional push-button extension units
Power reduction per 10°C over 25°C for
push-button dimmers 1gang, and comfort
1gang: approx. -8%
Power reduction per 5°C over 25°C for
push-button dimmer 2gang: -10 ... -30%
Mixed loads possible to lowest maximum load.
Power data for LED lamps are typical values
for 230 V mains voltage.
Push-button dimmer (comfort) 1gang:
For LED loads of 50 W or more, we recom-
mend operation in “LED mode 2”. ► See oper-
ating instructions of the application module.
If the switching/dimming behaviour here is not
satisfactory, then, alternatively the “Load fac-
tory setting” or “LED mode 1” can be selected.
Note: In “LED mode 1”, the connection output
is typically limited to 60 W, depending on the
LED!
Do not use non-dimmable energy-saving lamps
or 230 V LED lamps.
With 230 V LED lamps, the power supply to
the dimmer can cause the lamp to glow weakly,
even when it is switched o󰀨.
Conventional transformers should be operated
with at least 50% nominal load. Nonetheless,
75% is recommended because in individual
cases, depending on the transformer, unstable
dimming performance may occur.
Carry out loading of conventional, electronic
and dual-mode transformers according to man-
ufacturer's instructions.
Troubleshooting
Device switches o󰀨 and can no longer be
switched on after a certain time.
Electronic overheating protection has triggered.
Reduce connected load.
Check the installation situation.
Device briey switches o󰀨 and on again.
Short circuit protection has triggered, but in the
meantime there is no longer a fault.
Push-button dimmer 2gang switches both
outputs o󰀨.
Load at output 1 is defective and interrupts the
power supply of the joint push-button dimmer.
Repair load at output 1.
Warranty
We reserve the right to realise technical and
formal changes to the product in the interest of
technical progress.
Our products are under guarantee within the
scope of the statutory provisions.
If you have a warranty claim, please contact the
point of sale.
Important information on Table 1:
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