Low Voltage Lighting Control Modules

Passive Infrared Occupancy Sensor

Passive Infrared (PIR) Occupancy Sensor Module is an infrared control product, with a unique and slim line form factor. Designed to detect and control low voltage (12V – 24V) lighting systems. UL listed and being offered in two models: Occupancy Sensor for typical lighting applications and Reverse Occupancy Model for UVC and applications where OFF mode is required when motion is detected. A great addition to any low voltage light system for convenience, safety, and energy savings.

When occupants enter the detecting area, the switch will connect the load to make it work automatically. The light will stay on if  people keep moving in the detecting area, the light will be time-delayed off when people leave the detecting area. People come in, light on. People leave, light off. Safe and energy saving.

Features:

• Detects changes in the infrared energy given off by occupants of a room as they move within the viewable field of the sensor.
• The sensor detects the heat given off by the human body as it moves in and out of the beams, and activates lights.
• The sensors are fine-tuned to detect small motions.
• Automatically detecting: Light will be on when people enter the detecting area the light will be time delayed off when people leave  the detecting area.
  Light control reaction adjustable: You can set up day and night time detecting or night time detecting only.
• Automatically time delayed (constantly time delayed mode): When there is movement in the detecting area, the delayed time  continues, when people leave the detecting area, the time delayed function will be closed.
• Delayed time adjustable: 3-500 seconds delayed time adjustable (Custom design is open).
• Self detecting function: The light will switch on and off for three times when it is powered the first time, if the light does not switch on and off for three times, the wire connection may be not correct.