Infrared PIR Motion Sensor - 360° - Surface and Recessed

Surface and flush-mounted PIR motion sensor

Infrared motion sensor (PIR) designed for domestic and industrial applications. Allows automatic switching on and off of LED luminaires when detecting presence, thus optimizing energy consumption. Versatile model that allows surface or recessed installation.

It has a detection field of up to 6 meters with 360° coverage, and operates by detecting infrared temperature variations caused by the movement of people within its range. Includes twilight sensor that adjusts operation according to ambient light, allowing selection between day and night mode (adjustable between <10 and 2000 lux). IP20 rating, suitable for indoor use only.

Automatic day/night function

Automatically detects ambient light levels. The detection threshold is adjustable by selector switch, with "sun" position for continuous operation or "moon" position for activation only in low light conditions.

Convenience

Easy installation for qualified personnel. The delay time can be adjusted between 10 seconds ±3s and 7 minutes ±2min, according to the needs of the environment.

Technical specifications

• Power supply: 220 -240V/AC
• Detection range: 360°.
• Power frequency: 50Hz
• Working temperature: -20°C~+40°C
• Ambient light: <10-2000LUX (adjustable)
• Working humidity: <93%RH
• Delay time: 10s ±3s to 7min ±2min
• Installation height: 2.2-4m
• Maximum: 7min±2
• Operating power consumption: <0.9W (working)
• Rated load: 400W
• Detection speed: 0.6 ~1.5m/s
• Detection distance: 6m

Sensor Installation

➢ Turn off the power.
➢ Rotate the bottom bracket clockwise to remove it. Place the power cord through the hole in the middle of the base.
➢ The bottom bracket is fixed in the selected position with the two screws.
➢ Connect the sensor connection cables according to the cable connection diagram.
➢ Turn counterclockwise to position the lower bracket.
➢ Ensure that there are no objects in front of the sensor to obstruct or hinder detection.
➢ Avoid installing it near areas of temperature disturbance, e.g. air conditioning, heating, etc.