Lighting Motion Sensors

Lighting motion sensors are switching devices that turn the connected lamp on automatically when someone enters the detection area and turn it off after a set time. They are used to save energy in places where the light does not need to stay on continuously, such as stairs, corridors, parking garages and building entrances. This category includes ACK, Cata and İnoled brand 180° wall-type and 360° ceiling-type infrared (IR) and radar sensors, flush-mounted models and photocells; door, hand and touch sensors operating on 12/24 V are for LED lighting inside cabinets. Choose the sensor by the mounting location, detection angle and distance, detection technology, switching power and an IP rating suited to the environment. Switching power comes in values such as 400 W, 800 W and 1200 W; for an LED load, the value given by the manufacturer should be used. An infrared sensor detects the movement of body heat in its field of view, while a radar sensor can also detect movement behind glass and thin partitions. A photocell detects ambient light, not movement, turns the lamp on when it gets dark and does not replace a motion sensor.

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How to choose Lighting Motion Sensors

Lighting motion sensors are switching devices that turn the connected lamp on automatically when someone enters the detection area and turn it off after a set time. They are used to save energy in places where the light does not need to stay on continuously, such as stairs, corridors, parking garages and building entrances.

  • Define the space, ceiling height and mounting method before selecting a luminaire.
  • Match luminous flux, color temperature and glare control to the task and room layout.
  • Verify IP ingress protection, driver compatibility and emergency lighting requirements.

Frequently asked questions

What is Lighting Motion Sensors and where is it used?

Lighting motion sensors are switching devices that turn the connected lamp on automatically when someone enters the detection area and turn it off after a set time. They are used to save energy in places where the light does not need to stay on continuously, such as stairs, corridors, parking garages and building entrances.

What should I compare when choosing Lighting Motion Sensors?

Choose the sensor by the mounting location, detection angle and distance, detection technology, switching power and an IP rating suited to the environment.

Where can I find technical details for Lighting Motion Sensors products?

They are used to save energy in places where the light does not need to stay on continuously, such as stairs, corridors, parking garages and building entrances.

Lighting Motion Sensors Selection Guide: Technical Criteria & Application Standards