PIR Motion Detector for MultiSwitch Motion Sensor Switch / pc

Product

Universal motion detector (PIR sensor) designed for MultiSwitch systems, ideal for automated lighting control in furniture or enclosed spaces. Allows seamless integration of up to three identical detectors per main unit.

Specifications

• Utilizes passive infrared (PIR) technology for reliable motion detection
• Compatible exclusively with LED ballasts that have no minimum load
• Features soft on/off switching for smooth lighting transitions
• Mini LED M1 / MP2 connection plug
• Detector cable: 1800 mm; power cable: 2000 mm from main unit; switch cable: 300 mm to LED luminaire
• Not suitable for use with upstream dimmers
• Modular setup enables connection of multiple detectors to increase coverage

Usage

Install this motion detector in conjunction with a MultiSwitch main unit to automate lighting control based on occupancy. When movement is detected within range, the connected LED lighting activates smoothly; lights turn off with the same gentle transition when no presence is detected. Designed for furniture integration or similar applications where discreet, reliable motion sensing is required.

FAQ

1. How many detectors can be connected to one main unit?
   Up to three identical detectors can be connected to a single MultiSwitch main unit.

2. What type of lighting is compatible with this detector?
   It is compatible only with LED ballasts that do not require a minimum load.

3. Can this detector be used with dimmer switches?
   No, it is not designed to operate with upstream dimmers and should not be combined with them.

4. What are the cable lengths supplied with the product?
   The detector cable is 1800 mm, the power cable is 2000 mm (connected to the main unit), and the switch cable to the LED luminaire is 300 mm.

5. What is the purpose of the soft on/off function?
   The soft on/off feature ensures that lighting transitions gently when switching on or off, enhancing user comfort and extending the life of connected LED lamps.

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