deleyCON MK3174

deleyCON Infrared Motion Detector MK3174 User Manual

Model: MK3174

1. Introduction

This manual provides detailed instructions for the installation, setup, operation, and maintenance of your deleyCON Infrared Motion Detector, model MK3174. This device is designed to automatically switch lights or other connected loads on and off based on detected motion and ambient light conditions. It is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.

2. Safety Instructions

  • Electrical Safety: Installation and maintenance must be performed by a qualified electrician in accordance with local wiring regulations. Always disconnect power at the main circuit breaker before installation or servicing.
  • Voltage: Ensure the supply voltage matches the device's specifications (220-240V AC, 50/60Hz).
  • Load Capacity: Do not exceed the maximum load capacity specified for the device.
  • Mounting: Mount the device securely on a stable surface.
  • Environment: Although splash-proof (IP44), avoid direct exposure to high-pressure water jets or prolonged submersion.
  • Heat Sources: Do not install near heat sources (e.g., air conditioning vents, heating outlets) that could cause false triggers.

3. Package Contents

Verify that all components are present in the package:

  • 2 x deleyCON Infrared Motion Detector (MK3174)
  • 1 x Instruction Manual
  • 4 x Screws with Dowels for mounting

4. Product Overview

The deleyCON MK3174 Infrared Motion Detector features a robust design suitable for various applications. Key components include the sensor, adjustment dials, and terminal block for wiring.

Two deleyCON MK3174 Infrared Motion Detectors in white, showing their compact design and sensor lens.

Figure 4.1: Two deleyCON MK3174 Infrared Motion Detectors. These white, wall-mountable units are designed for both indoor and outdoor use, featuring a distinct sensor lens at the bottom.

Close-up of the deleyCON motion detector showing the TIME and LUX adjustment dials and sensor components.

Figure 4.2: Detailed view of the motion detector's adjustment controls. Labelled are the sensor (1), lighting time adjustment (2, TIME), photosensitivity adjustment (3, LUX), and the protective cover (4). These controls allow users to customize the device's operation.

  • Sensor (1): Detects infrared radiation (heat) from moving objects.
  • TIME Adjustment (2): Controls the duration the connected light remains on after motion is detected.
  • LUX Adjustment (3): Sets the ambient light level at which the sensor becomes active.
  • Cover (4): Protects the wiring and mounting screws.

5. Specifications

FeatureSpecification
Model NumberMK3174
Detection Angle180°
Detection RangeUp to 12 meters
Protection ClassIP44 (Splash-proof)
Power SourceAC 220-240V, 50/60Hz (Mains Powered)
Adjustable Lighting Time (TIME)Approx. 10 seconds to 7 minutes
Adjustable Photosensitivity (LUX)Adjustable for day/night operation
Mounting TypeWall Mounting, Outdoor/Indoor
Dimensions10.4 x 7.3 x 8.25 cm
Weight220 g

Note: While some product data may indicate 'Battery Powered', this device is designed for direct electrical connection to a lighting circuit (AC 220-240V) for its primary function of controlling lights.

6. Installation

6.1 Choosing a Location

Select a suitable location for the motion detector, considering the following:

  • Detection Area: Position the sensor to cover the desired area. The detector has a 180° working area and a range of up to 12 meters.
  • Height: Optimal mounting height is typically 1.8 to 2.5 meters for effective detection.
  • Obstructions: Avoid placing the sensor where large objects (trees, walls, vehicles) might block its field of view.
  • Heat Sources: Do not point the sensor directly at heat sources, reflective surfaces, or areas with rapid temperature changes (e.g., exhaust vents, windows exposed to direct sunlight) to prevent false triggers.
  • Movement: For best results, position the sensor so that movement occurs across its detection zones rather than directly towards or away from it.
Diagram illustrating the features of the deleyCON motion detector: 180 degree detection, 12m range, adjustable sensor, suitable for indoor and outdoor use, and IP44 protection class.

Figure 6.1: Key features and capabilities of the motion detector, including its 180° detection angle, maximum 12m range, adjustable sensor head, suitability for indoor and outdoor environments, and IP44 splash protection.

Cross-section diagram of a house showing optimal placement of motion detectors in various indoor and outdoor areas for comprehensive coverage.

Figure 6.2: Example of motion detector placement within a building and its surrounding outdoor areas. Blue shaded areas indicate effective detection zones, highlighting strategic positioning for entrances, garages, and pathways.

6.2 Mounting the Device

  1. Disconnect Power: Ensure the main power supply to the installation area is switched off at the circuit breaker.
  2. Separate Base: Carefully open the motion detector to separate the mounting base from the main unit.
  3. Mark Drilling Points: Hold the mounting base against the wall at the desired installation height and mark the drilling points.
  4. Drill Holes: Drill holes at the marked points and insert the provided dowels.
  5. Secure Base: Fasten the mounting base to the wall using the provided screws.
Diagram showing the steps for mounting the deleyCON motion detector to a wall, including separating the base, drilling, and securing.

Figure 6.3: Visual guide for mounting the motion detector. This image illustrates how to detach the mounting plate, secure it to the wall with screws and dowels, and then reattach the main sensor unit.

6.3 Wiring Instructions

WARNING: All wiring must be performed by a qualified electrician. Ensure power is disconnected before proceeding.

  1. Access Terminal Block: With the mounting base secured, access the internal terminal block.
  2. Connect Wires: Connect the electrical wires according to the diagram below.
    • L (Phase/Hot): Connect the live wire (typically brown or black) to the 'L' terminal.
    • N (Neutral/Ground): Connect the neutral wire (typically blue) to the 'N' terminal.
    • A (Consumer/Lamp): Connect the switched live wire to the 'A' terminal. This wire goes to the light fixture or other load.
  3. Secure Wiring: Ensure all wire connections are tight and secure.
  4. Reassemble: Carefully reattach the main unit to the mounting base, ensuring no wires are pinched.
Internal view of the deleyCON motion detector showing the wiring terminal block with connected wires.

Figure 6.4: Internal wiring of the motion detector. This image displays the terminal block where the live (red), neutral (blue), and switched load (brown) wires are connected, ensuring proper electrical installation.

Wiring diagram for the deleyCON motion detector, showing connections for Live (L), Neutral (N), and Load (A) to a light fixture.

Figure 6.5: Detailed wiring diagram. It illustrates the connection points for the incoming power (L and N) and the outgoing connection to the lamp (A), with clear labels for Phase (hot), Zero Conductor (ground/neutral), and Consumer (lamp).

7. Setup and Configuration

After installation, you can adjust the sensor's settings using the 'TIME' and 'LUX' dials.

Close-up of the deleyCON motion detector showing the TIME and LUX adjustment dials.

Figure 7.1: Adjustment dials for TIME and LUX settings. The 'TIME' dial controls the duration of illumination, while the 'LUX' dial determines the ambient light threshold for activation.

  • TIME Adjustment:

    Rotate the 'TIME' dial to set how long the connected light remains on after motion is detected and stops. The range is approximately 10 seconds (minimum) to 7 minutes (maximum).

    • Turn clockwise for longer duration.
    • Turn counter-clockwise for shorter duration.
  • LUX Adjustment:

    Rotate the 'LUX' dial to set the ambient light threshold. This determines at what level of darkness the sensor will activate the light.

    • Sun icon (max LUX): The sensor will activate the light both during the day and at night when motion is detected.
    • Moon icon (min LUX): The sensor will only activate the light when it is dark enough (e.g., at dusk or night) and motion is detected.

Testing: After adjusting, restore power and test the sensor's functionality by walking through its detection area at different times of day to ensure desired operation.

8. Operating the Motion Detector

Once installed and configured, the deleyCON MK3174 operates automatically:

  • When motion is detected within its 180° field of view and up to 12 meters range, and the ambient light level is below the set LUX threshold, the connected light will switch on.
  • The light will remain on for the duration set by the 'TIME' dial.
  • If motion continues to be detected during the 'TIME' period, the timer will reset, and the light will stay on longer.
  • After the set 'TIME' has elapsed and no further motion is detected, the light will automatically switch off.
Diagram showing the 180 degree detection angle and 12 meter range of the motion detector.

Figure 8.1: Illustration of the motion detector's wide 180-degree detection angle and its maximum range of 12 meters, ensuring broad coverage for security and convenience.

Comparison image showing an outdoor area before and after motion detection, with a person walking and the light activating.

Figure 8.2: Before and after comparison of an outdoor area. The left panel shows the area in darkness with the motion detector's detection field highlighted. The right panel shows the area illuminated after a person enters the detection field, demonstrating the automatic light activation.

9. Maintenance

  • Cleaning: Periodically clean the sensor lens with a soft, damp cloth to remove dust or dirt that may obstruct detection. Do not use abrasive cleaners or solvents.
  • Inspection: Regularly inspect the device for any signs of damage, loose wiring, or wear.
  • Power Disconnection: Always disconnect power before performing any cleaning or inspection.

10. Troubleshooting

ProblemPossible CauseSolution
Light does not turn on when motion is detected.
  • No power to the unit.
  • LUX setting is too low (set to night only, but it's daytime).
  • Motion is outside the detection range/angle.
  • Faulty bulb/light fixture.
  • Incorrect wiring.
  • Check circuit breaker and wiring connections.
  • Adjust LUX dial towards the 'Sun' icon for testing.
  • Reposition the sensor or walk within its range.
  • Test the light fixture with a known working power source.
  • Verify wiring against the diagram (Section 6.3).
Light stays on continuously.
  • Constant motion in the detection area.
  • TIME setting is too long.
  • Sensor is faulty.
  • Incorrect wiring (e.g., load wired directly to live).
  • Clear obstructions or reposition the sensor.
  • Adjust TIME dial to a shorter duration.
  • Contact customer support if other solutions fail.
  • Verify wiring against the diagram (Section 6.3).
Light turns on randomly (false triggers).
  • Heat sources (e.g., car engines, heating vents, direct sunlight).
  • Small animals or moving foliage.
  • Sensor sensitivity too high.
  • Reposition the sensor away from heat sources or reflective surfaces.
  • Adjust the sensor angle to exclude unwanted areas.
  • Consider a different mounting location.

11. Warranty and Support

deleyCON products are manufactured with quality and reliability in mind. For specific warranty information, please refer to the documentation included with your purchase or visit the official deleyCON website. If you encounter any issues that cannot be resolved using the troubleshooting guide, please contact deleyCON customer support for assistance.

Manufacturer: deleyCON

Model Number: MK3174

ASIN: B077FX4XVQ

Contact: Refer to your purchase documentation or the deleyCON official website for contact details.

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