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Battery Replacement

Battery Replacement Information

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  • Battery Replacement Procedure
  • Room Control Sensors (600-050, 600-051, 600-052, 600-053, 600-062, 600-065)
  • Ambient sensors (600-021 and 600-023)
  • Rugged sensors

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The table below shows the correct battery reference for each sensor :

Battery
Battery
Battery
Battery
Battery
Battery

Sensor

Type C 1000-028 (ER26500)

Type D 1000-029 (ER34615)

Type D 1000-030 (ER34615)

Type D 1000-031 (ER34615)

Type C 1000-033 (ER26500)

Type ⅔ AA 1000-034 (ER14335)

600-050

X

600-051

X

600-052

X

600-053

X

600-062

X

600-065

X

600-021

X

600-023

X

600-031

X

600-032

X

600-232

X

600-034

X

600-035

X

600-036

X

600-037

X

600-038

X

600-039

X

Risk of explosion if the sensor batteries are replaced with an incorrect type.

Battery Replacement Procedure

Room Control Sensors (600-050, 600-051, 600-052, 600-053, 600-062, 600-065)

  1. Remove the used battery from its compartment.

  2. Insert the new battery into the designated compartment.

  3. The sensor will restart.

  4. If the sensor does not restart, it is possible that the product’s supercapacitor has retained some energy despite the low battery voltage. To ensure that your product restarts after battery replacement, please discharge the sensor's supercapacitor by following the appropriate procedure, then connect the replacement battery.

Ambient sensors (600-021 and 600-023)

  1. Disconnect the used battery's Molex connector from the PCB connector.

  2. Remove the used battery from its compartment.

  3. Insert the new battery into the designated compartment.

  4. Reconnect the Molex connector of the new battery to the PCB’s Molex connector.

  5. The sensor will restart.

Rugged sensors

  1. Disconnect the used battery's Molex connector from the PCB connector.

  2. Unscrew the screws of the battery retaining clip.

  3. Remove the battery retaining clip.

  4. Remove the used battery from its compartment.

  5. Insert the new battery into the designated compartment.

  6. Replace the battery retaining clip.

  7. Secure the battery retaining clip using the two screws provided.

  8. Reconnect the Molex connector of the new battery to the PCB’s Molex connector.

  9. The sensor will restart.

Do not throw the battery into the fire.

Do not short-circuit the battery.

Do not crush the battery.