Senstar Corporation LM100 User Manual
Senstar LM100 Product Guide
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Installation
Installing LM100 luminaires
Generally, a luminaire is attached to every second fence post (6 m spacing). In addition, all of the
heavier gauge fence posts should have a luminaire (tension posts, corner posts, gate support
posts). The luminaires should be installed on the side of the fence that faces the perceived threat.
Luminaires are installed so they are perpendicular to the fence line and plumb, with the head
facing directly downward.
heavier gauge fence posts should have a luminaire (tension posts, corner posts, gate support
posts). The luminaires should be installed on the side of the fence that faces the perceived threat.
Luminaires are installed so they are perpendicular to the fence line and plumb, with the head
facing directly downward.
The first step is mounting the gateway (or indicate the gateway’s installation location if it will be
installed later). Begin with the luminaire AP (the luminaire with a hard-wired connection to the
gateway).
installed later). Begin with the luminaire AP (the luminaire with a hard-wired connection to the
gateway).
At regular fence posts
Tools and equipment
•
8 mm (5/16 in.) nut driver or socket (low torque cordless drill with 8 mm socket recommended)
•
ladder or scissor lift suitable for fence height
Figure 9: Senstar LM100 concept drawing
Tip
Using a quick-grip clamp will simplify the installation of the luminaires.
2.4 GHz wireless mesh network (encrypted and supervised)
luminaire AP
luminaire
gateway
48 VDC network
RS-485 connection
low voltage power
to luminaires
typical luminaire spacing
6 m (20 ft.)
cable connection
(up to 100)
(1 required)
discrete inputs (light control)
discrete outputs (alarms / control points)
discrete outputs (alarms / control points)
network interface to SMS
power supply for
gateway and luminaires
gateway and luminaires
between gateway
and luminaire AP