24Ghz Microwave Motion Sensor

24Ghz Microwave Motion Sensors with 5 Year Warranty

YW204: Human Presence Detection

24GHz mmWave radar human presence sensor LoRaWAN

Designed for high-performance Building Automation Systems (BMS), this sensor goes beyond basic motion detection. By utilizing 24GHz millimeter-wave technology, it detects “micro-movements” like breathing or typing, ensuring precise occupancy data even when individuals are seated or stationary.

>> Feature Highlights

Static Presence Detection: Eliminates the “lights out” frustration common with PIR sensors.
LoRaWAN Connectivity: Offers ultra-low power consumption and penetrating long-range wireless coverage.
BMS Ready: Optimize HVAC, lighting, and workspace analytics for LEED-certified efficiency.
Privacy-Centric: Provides granular data without the privacy risks of cameras.
Dimensions: L61mm x H40mm

>> Technical Specifications

Model	YW204	Operating Voltage	90VAC-265VAC; 12VDC-24VDC
Detection Area	25%/ 50% /75%/ 100%	Rated Load	500W
Hold Time	5s/ 30s/ 1min/ 3min/ 5min	Mounting Height	3m
Daylight Threhold	5Lux/ Disable	High Frequency	24Ghz FMCW
Detection Angle	Recessed Ceiling 360°	Operating Temperature	-25℃ ~ +60℃
Power Consumption	＜0.5W	IP Rating	IP20

Human Presence Detection:

24Ghz microwave motion sensor detects human existance rather than only movements. No matter if the person sits/stands statically or turns their back to the sensor. The microwave lifebeing sensor can accurately recognize its presence and keeps the lights on. When the movement is detected, the load switches on. If no more movement is detected within a certain time period will switch the load off.

At the same time, the human presence detector effectively mitigates airflow interference caused by air conditioning and exhaust systems, ensuring accurate identification of human occupancy.

Our applications are healthcare, general offices, corridors, washrooms, classroom and conference rooms.

Human lifebeing microwave sensor offers human centric lighting controls by detecting movement, subtle motions, and breathing for static state detection.

* Movement signal: Human movement within the detection area.

* Subtle motion signal: Captures minimal actions like leaning, body swings, head movements, typing, or phone interactions within the detection area.

* Breathing signal: Detects breathing signals, including dilation in the abdominal and chest cavities.