IP44 Infrared Motion Sensor with Adjustable Dusk Switch and Swivel Head

Infrared motion sensor, wall-mounted, with horizontal and vertical adjustment

SKU 8220-PIR1200WEAN 5410329222109

Description

This passive infrared (PIR) motion sensor combines efficiency, flexibility, and precision to ensure automatic lighting activation only when needed. It is ideal for entrances, gardens, garages, warehouses, and any protected indoor or outdoor environment, thanks to its IP44 protection rating.

It detects people passing by up to 12 meters away with a wide 180° angle, activating a lighting load of up to 1200 W for a settable time between 8 seconds and 7 minutes. The built-in twilight sensor, adjustable from <3 to 2000 Lux, prevents activation during daylight, increasing energy savings.

The sensor head is adjustable both horizontally and vertically, offering maximum flexibility in installation and detection direction. Compatible with the domestic electrical system (230V AC / 50 Hz) and with a very low consumption of just 0.45 W, it is the ideal solution for efficient, reliable, and intelligent automatic lighting control.

Specifications

  • Ambient light: possibility to select two operating modes

Technical details

Power supply 230 Vac / 50 Hz
Sensor range 12 meters max
Angular aperture 180°
Brightness control < 3 Lux to 2000 Lux (adjustable)
Activation interval from 8 seconds to 7 minutes approx
Maximum load 1200W (230Vac)
Installation height from 0.5 to 3.5 meters
Consumption 0.45W
Detection speed from 0.6m/s to 1.5m/s
Operating temperature from -20°C to +40°C
Maximum relative humidity < 93% RH
Sensor adjustable both vertically and horizontally
Protection IP44
Dimensions 130 x 85 x 77 mm

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