5.8GHz HF System LED Microwave 360 Degree Motion Sensor Light Switch Body Motion Detector,White

5.8GHz HF System LED Microwave 360 Degree Motion Sensor Light Switch Body Motion Detector,White Description

5.8GHz HF System LED Microwave 360 Degree Motion Sensor Light Switch Body Motion Detector,White
Microwave sensors are active sensors that emit high-frequency electromagnetic waves (5.8 GHz) and receive their echoes. The sensor can detect changes in the echo, and even small movements within its detection range.
The microprocessor triggers the "light up" command. Signals passing through doors, glass panels, and thin walls may be detected. Note: Detection of people or objects moving towards the lamp is more sensitive!
The high-frequency output of the sensor is less than 10mW, which only accounts for one percent of the mobile power of mobile phones and microwave ovens.
The product is a moving object sensor with a detection range of 360 degrees and an operating frequency of 5.8 GHz.
The advantage of this product is stable working conditions (stable working temperature: 0 Celsius- + 70 Celsius)
This product uses a microwave sensor (high-frequency output less than 0.2lMw), so it is safer and performs better than an infrared sensor.
It can be installed in products made of glass or plastic, as these materials have little effect on the sensor.
Specification:
Working voltage: AC220 240V 50 / 60Hz
Charging power: 400W (inductive load) / 800W (resistive load)
Installation method: Indoor, wall or ceiling installation
HF system: 5.8 GHz +/- 75 MHz CW radio Onda Band ISM
Detection angle: 360 degree
Detection distance: 1-8m (Radius), adjustable
Operation delay: 8 seconds to 12 minutes, adjustable
Light control illumination: 2 ~ 2000LUX
Power consumption: almost 0.9 W
Operating temperature: -10 Celsius ~ 70 Celsius
Colour: white
Material: ABS+ metal
Size: 87*43*39mm
Package Contents:
1 * Sensor Switch
1 * Screw Accessories Package
1 * Instruction Manual
Notes:
Note: Detecting people or objects moving toward the lamp is more sensitive.
The high-frequency output of this sensor is less than 10mW, which is only one percent of the mobile power