A small sensor is used to automatically control lighting or other electrical devices. Potentiometers for adjusting: lighting time and sensitivity of light intensity. The sensor works with LED lighting.
Motion sensor mini 360st. IP20, 1200W
€12.00
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- Brand:
- Orno
- Product code:
- OR-CR-249 / 5902560321432
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Specification
| Adjustable constant lighting level: | No |
|---|---|
| Adjustable sensitivity setting: | No |
| Adjustable threshold value of light intensity: | Yes |
| Alarm function: | No |
| Animal zone: | No |
| Bridging switch: | No |
| Brightness threshold sensitivity [lx] from: | 3 |
| Brightness threshold sensitivity [lx] up to: | 2000 |
| Color shade: | White |
| Colour: | White |
| Degree of protection (ip): | IP20 |
| Diameter of the detection field on the substrate [m]: | 6 |
| Dimming function: | No |
| Forced shutdown: | No |
| Frequency range [hz] from: | 50 |
| Frequency range [hz] to: | 60 |
| Halogen-free: | No |
| Horizontal detection angle from/to [°] to: | 360 |
| Hvac control: | No |
| Input of add-on modules: | No |
| Light intensity threshold learning function: | No |
| Material: | Plastic |
| Material type: | Thermoplastic |
| Maximum range straight ahead [m]: | 6 |
| Maximum switching power [w]: | 1200 |
| Maximum switching time [min]: | 30 |
| Minimum switching time [s]: | 10 |
| Model: | Motion sensor |
| Mounting method: | Surface mounting |
| Networkable: | No |
| Rated voltage [v]: | 230 |
| Remote control: | No |
| Staircase surveillance: | No |
| Stealth protection: | No |
| Suitable for wireless transmission: | No |
| Surface finish: | Matte |
| Surface protection: | Untreated |
| Temperature range [°c] from: | -20 |
| Temperature range [°c] to: | 40 |
| With signaling element: | No |
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