Maclean PIR motion sensor, infrared, IP65, white, range 12m, MCE201W

Highest quality
The product stands out for its 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.
Energy efficiency and precision
Thanks to our sensor, you will save on electricity bills because the lighting will turn on only when needed! Moreover, the detection angle is as much as 180°.
The sensor is used for automatic control of lighting or other electrical devices. Potentiometers for adjusting lighting time and light intensity sensitivity. Mechanical vertical and horizontal adjustment.
Specifications
– Power supply: 220-240 V/AC
– Detection angle: 180°
– Power frequency: 50/60 Hz
– Detection range: up to 12 meters
Set Includes
– Modern infrared PIR motion sensor Maclean Energy MCE201W
– Mounting accessories (screws + plugs)
– User manual
– Original packaging
Latest solutions
New generation – infrared sensor with high stability, nice, modern, and practical design, wide operating voltage range, easy installation, and wide detection range. Automatically detects day and night light. SMT technology compliant with European standards. Designed for automatic lighting control in homes, gardens, hotels, offices, staircases, corridors, basements, toilets, etc.
Features
– Compatible with LED lighting
– High protection rating IP65
– 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, see testing diagram
– Time delay is continuously added: after receiving a second motion signal during the first, the device counts time from the second signal detection