Microwave doppler motion detectors have mostly replaced PIR motion detectors as their stability and performance. They do not rely on temperature fluctuations for motion detection and can penetrate materials like glass, plastic, and even metal, making it possible to incorporate them within lighting fixtures. A photocell measures ambient light levels to make the light stays off when there’s sufficient daylight lux.
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Model
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YW101
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Operating Voltage
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85VAC-230VAC
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Detection Area
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25%/ 50%/ 75%/ 100%
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Rated Load
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1200W @200-240VAC ; 600W@110VAC
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Hold Time
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5s/ 30s/ 3min/ 10min
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Mounting Height
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Max. 5m ( Ceiling Mounted); Max. 3m (Wall Mounted)
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Daylight Threhold
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5Lux/ 20Lux/ 100Lux/ Disable
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Detection Range
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Max. 10m
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Detection Angle
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Ceiling 360°; Wall 180°;
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Operating Temperature
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-25℃ ~ +60℃
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Power Consumption
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<0.5W
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IP Rating
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IP20
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We offer a range of microwave motion detector designed to be built-in to luminaires for energy efficient lighting control. To switch ON/OFF AC mains automatically by human presence detection, the lights have the potential to achieve up to an 80% reduction in energy consumption. Options include ON/OFF microwave motion sensor, 0-10V dimming microwave sensor and wireless RF motion sensor.
Microwave motion detectors work by emitting microwaves and measuring the reflected wave to detect motion. The daylight threshold can be adjusted to a specific lux level, guaranteeing that luminaires only activate in conditions of dusk or darkness. Other parameter also can be set via DIP switch, like hold time, detection range, standby time, standby dimming etc.
Introducing our YW101 microwave motion sensor with master/slave group control. What sets our microwave motion sensors apart from others is the inclusion of an additional N terminal, allowing you to “disable” all features of the presence detection when it is not needed.
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