CEILING MOTION SENSOR MD-05B7 AC 230V

€14.22
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Availability:
moderate quantity
Brand:
EL HOME
Product code:
MD-05B7 / 5905548274706

Specification

Colour::white
Detection angle::360 °
Dimensions::Ø 76 x 87 mm
Manufacturer / brand::EL HOME
Maximum load on outputs::800 watts (Printing)
Power consumption::0.5 watts
Power::220 V ... 240 V AC @ 50Hz
Range::3 m ... 12 m
Recommended mounting height::2.2  ... 4 m (ceiling mounting)
Scales::0.10 kg
Selected features::IP20 Cooperation with LED lighting
Sensitivity adjustment::3  ... 2000 Lux (manual adjustment)
Sensor type::Passive infrared (PIR)
Use::For indoor use
Violation signaling time::10 s ± 3 s ... 15 minutes ± 2 minutes
Warranty::2 years

Passive infrared sensor for ceiling mountingThe sensor is designed to automatically control the switching on of building lighting (or other electrical devices) when motion is detected near the place of its installationThe heart of the device is a passive infrared sensor with a motion detection angle of about 360 degreesMotion detection is carried out on the principle of measuring the change in ambient temperature in the given sector of visibility of the sensor, as a result of the movement of the person there

The device is designed for installation in suspended ceilings

When motion is detected by the PIR sensor, the lighting (or other sensor-controlled electrical device) automatically turns on and remains on as long as the motion sensor detects the presence (movement) within the field of viewIf no presence is detected within the specified (user-set) time, the lighting (or other electrical device) is automatically turned off

The sensor is additionally equipped with a special photo-optical sensor, which allows you to optionally save energy without switching on the lighting, e.g. during the day

Despite our best efforts, we cannot guarantee that the published technical data and photos do not contain inaccuracies or errors, which, however, cannot be a basis for claims.

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