Maclean PIR Motion Sensor Infrared with Remote Max 800W Bulb Max 1200W LED MCE241 B

MACLEAN ENERGY MCE241
The product stands out with high sensitivity due to the use of an integrated circuit. It combines automation, user convenience, safety, energy savings, and practical functions. This device uses infrared radiation emitted by humans as a signal to start working when someone enters the detection range. It automatically detects day and night and is easy to install and operate.
Note: the short signal mode 1OS means the voltage will turn on the device after 1 second and turn it off after 9 seconds.
REMOTE CONTROL:
– ON – power on, returns to AUTO mode after 8h
– OFF – power off, returns to AUTO mode after 8h
– AUTO – automatic setting depending on motion
– 100%/75%/50% – adjust detection range
– 10/50/150/2000LUX – set LUX sensitivity range
– EYE – automatically reads current ambient light level; sensor operates according to stored LUX value, range 3-2000 LUX
– 1min-30min – set time delay
– 1OS – short signal mode means voltage turns on device after 1 sec and off after 9 sec
– TEST – testing mode
– LOCK – lock and unlock remote buttons
– RESET – sensor operates according to dial setting
Specifications:
– Manufacturer: Maclean
– Model: MCE241 B
– Power supply: 220-240V/AC
– Detection angle: 180°
– Frequency: 50/60Hz
– Detection range: max 12m
Set includes:
– Maclean MCE241 infrared motion sensor with remote control
– Remote control
– User manual
– Original packaging
Features:
– Infrared motion sensor with remote IP65, max 1200W (bulb), max 300W (LED) MCE241 Maclean Energy
– Convenient control via included remote
– Device distinguishes day and night
– User can adjust device operation depending on ambient light
– Device can operate both day and night when set to “sun” position (max)
– Can also operate in environments with light below 3 LX when set to “moon” position
– For adjustment pattern, refer to testing diagram
– Time delay is continuously added: after receiving a second motion signal during the first, device counts time from second signal detection