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Dimmable 5.8G Microwave Motion Sensor Daylight Movement Detection
Constant Currant Output Daylight Detection Function Motion Sensor
Features of Sensor:
1. 5.8GHz microwave motion sensor with dimmable function.
2. Suitable for Tri-Proof light,battenlight and panel light.
3. Detached version flexible installation.
5. Constant current output.
5. 3 years warranty.
Product Description of Movement Detection Sensor:
| Operating voltage | 220-240VAC 50Hz/60Hz |
| Stand-by power | ≤1W(230VAC) |
| THD | <20% |
| Power factor | ≥0.9 |
| Efficiency | ≥82% (Max.) |
| Microwave frequency | 5.8GHz±75MHz |
| Microwave power | <0.3mW |
| Function setting mode | Dip swith/Remote control |
| Certificate | CE RoHS |
| Working temperature | -20°C~+50°C |
| IP grade | IP 20 |
ON/OFF Control Detection Area Hold Time Daylight Threshold Warranty of 3 years
Stand-by Period Stand-by Dimming Level Remote Control Optional Current
Mechanical structure of Motion Sensor:
| Detection area | 50%/100% |
| Hold time | 5s/90s/3min/10min |
| Daylight threshold | 15Lux/Disable |
| Stand-by dimming level | 10%/30% |
| Stand-by period | 0s/30s/10min/+∞ |
| Schema translation | Interaction |
Dimensional drawing (Unit: mm) of Motion Sensor:
HD01VR-4 Wire diameter 4mm, Standard Version Cable Length 480±10mm (can be customized).
Wiring diagram of Motion Sensor:
| Input current | 0.15A(Max) |
| Input power | 30W (Max) |
| Output voltage | 28V~42V DC |
| Output current | 450mA/500mA/550mA/600mA±5% |
| Output control method | Turn off/dimmer |
Detection coverage of Motion Sensor:
This figure indicates the maximum distance at the highest mounting height with 100% sensitivity.
| Detection range | Radius 4-7m/13.12-22.96ft |
| Detection angle | ≤150°(without glass) |
| Mounting height | 2.5-6m/8.2-19.68ft(ceiling mounted) |
Setting:
| Detection area(1) | In this area, movement will be detected and able to trigger the
sensor. 100% detection area is also known as the strong
sensitvity. | |
| Hold time(2,3) | The period of light keeping 100% brightness after moving objects
leave the detection area. | |
| Daylight threshold(4) | Definition of the ambient brightness; only when the ambient
brightness is lower than the preset specific lux amount, the sensor will work; when
it's preset as "disable", the sensor works everytime it detects motion regardless
the ambient brightness. | |
| Stand-by dimming level(5,6) | The definition of low output in the standby period. | |
| Mode selection(7) | Sensor mode on when the DIP switch is up; sensor mode off when the
DIP switch is down. | |
| Stand-by period(8) | The period of light keeping low output before it's completely
switched off. When it's preset as"∞“, the light always keep at low output if no
movement in the detection area and doesn't turn off. |
| With sufficient daylight,even when motion detected,light remains OFF. | |
| With insufficient daylight,when motion detected, light ON. | |
| After the last detection and the present hold time elapsed, light OFF. |
2. No daylight function
| As soon as someone passes the detection area, the light will turn on automatically. | |
| When the person leaves the detection area, sensor into the delay
time, while holding The light in the room should be 100% bright Degrees. | |
| After the delay time, the detection area has no one passes though the detection area,the sensor enter the stand-by period,and the light becomes dim. | |
| After the stand-by period, there is no one passes through the detection area,, the light goes out. |
| When the ambient light is sufficient, the light will not be on when someone walks in the detection area. | |
| When the ambient light is insufficient, the detection area detects someone passing the light and turns it on. | |
| At the end of the delay time, no one passes through the induction zone, and the light becomes dark, entering the waiting time state. | |
| At the end of the stand-by period, when the sensors no longer detect movement, the lights automatically go out. |
