This is a motion sensor with an integral photocell. So what does that do? At night, the photocell trips. You walk into the kitchen, the motion sensor sees motion, turns on your light. When it doesn't see the motion for 30 seconds, it turns off.
Operational Information
1. Automatic activation: when people enter the inductor’s effective zone, the motion detector (PIR) sensor will activate turning the lights on.
2. Automatic de-activation: when people leave the inductive zone or people are in the state of rest, the PIR sensor will stay on for 30 seconds and then the lights will turn off.
3. Continuous activation mode: when people have motion during the period of the time, the PIR sensor will have sense motion and the light is always on.
4. The sensitive scope is less than 120 degree, and the maximum sensitive distance is 6 feet.
Note: The PIR sensor is only active when the photocell has been activated with the room being dark.
PIR Sensor Installation Positions
Note: these pictures show that the PIR sensor can be installed in different positions, and then the effective zone is different. You may choose the correct mounting position according to your purpose and project.
