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PIR Motion Sensor Switch DC 12V-24V 8A Automatic Adjustable LED Light Control

Take full control of your lighting with this PIR motion sensor switch, built to automatically detect human presence and trigger your lights on and off without manual switching. Housed in a durable ABS plastic shell, this switch is engineered to handle a wide DC 12V-24V voltage range with a maximum output current of 8A, making it a strong match for LED strip lights, incandescent lamps, fluorescent lamps, and energy saving lamps alike. With adjustable sensitivity, delay time, and light threshold settings, this switch adapts to almost any indoor or outdoor lighting setup, offering a smart, hands-free lighting solution that saves energy and adds convenience to daily use.

Available Specifications

• Color: White
• Color: Black

Core Specifications

• Conductive Material: Copper
• Housing Material: ABS
• Product Size: 76mm x 35mm x 20mm (2.99in x 1.37in x 0.78in)
• Induction Distance: 5 to 8 meters
• Installation Height: 2 to 3.5 meters
• Induction Angle: 120 Degrees
• Working Temperature: -20 Degrees C to 40 Degrees C
• Working Voltage: DC 12V to 24V
• Entrance: 12 to 24V
• Standby Power Consumption: Less than 1W
• Output Power: 12V at 96.0W and 24V at 192.0W
• Delay Time: 1 to 10 Minutes (Adjustable)
• Maximum Load Current: 8A
• Low Voltage Detection: Below 90lux or 7fvide

Power Interface and Load Connection

This switch features a screw-terminal power interface with clearly labeled Output and Input sections for straightforward wiring. Load features such as LED light strips connect to the Output side, while the incoming DC 12-24V power supply connects to the Input side, keeping installation clean and mistake-free.

Easy to Install and Use

Designed for straightforward setup, the switch is easy to install and start using right away with no complicated programming involved.

1. Mount the switch in the desired location, keeping the installation height between 2 and 3.5 meters for optimal detection.
2. Connect the incoming DC 12-24V power supply to the Input terminal.
3. Connect the load, such as an LED light strip, to the Output terminal.
4. Adjust the light-level dial to set the sensor to work in low light or dark conditions only.
5. Adjust the delay-time dial to set how long the load stays powered after motion is last detected, from 1 to 10 minutes.

Adjustable Light and Delay Settings

Two independent adjustment dials allow full customization of how the sensor behaves. The light sensitivity dial determines whether the switch operates only in darkness or also in daylight conditions, while the separate delay-time dial sets how long the connected load remains active after the last detected motion, adjustable from 1 up to 10 minutes to suit different rooms and use cases.

Automatic Human Body Detection

Using an infrared sensor core, the switch continuously monitors the surrounding area based on actual usage needs. Once the sensor detects a moving human body within its induction range, it automatically switches the connected load on, and switches it off again once the delay period passes without further motion detected.

Wiring Diagram Overview

In a typical setup, an 85-265VAC 50/60Hz power supply converts mains power down to a 12-24VDC output. This 12-24VDC output feeds directly into the Input terminal of the motion sensor switch, while the switch\'s Output terminal connects onward to a 12-24VDC LED light or light strip, completing a simple and efficient automatic lighting circuit.

Broad Application Range

Because the switch can detect infrared signals from the human body and use them to automatically control connected loads, it fits a wide variety of practical lighting applications.

• Incandescent lamps
• Energy saving lamps
• LED lamps and LED light strips
• Fluorescent lamps
• Other general load types within the rated current and voltage

Usage Notes

• Detection accuracy is based on actual usage conditions and the environment where the switch is installed.
• Because manual measurement can involve slight variation, an error margin of 1 to 3cm should be expected and is considered normal.