Sensor - Wireless/groupable connectable On/Off PIR sensor

2.4 GHz - 2.483 GHz

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Technical Specifications Item: 1003964

Operation frequency	2.4 GHz - 2.483 GHz
Transmission power	4 dBm
Range (Typical indoor)	10~30m
Protocol	Bluetooth 5.0 SIG Mesh

Sensor Data

Sensor Model	PIR detection
Sensor 2 channels	Installation Height : 6m
	Detection Range(Ø) :9m

Input & Output Characteristics

Operating voltage	220~240VAC 50/60Hz
Load ratings	Channel 1: 400VA
	Channel 2: 24VDC@2A,250VAC@2A
Warming-up	20s

Safety & EMC

EMC standard (EMC)	EN55015, EN61000-3-2/-3-3,
	EN61547
Safety standard (LVD)	EN60669-1, EN60669-2-1
	AS/NZS60669-1/-2-1
RED	EN300328, EN301489-1/-17
Certification	CE, RED, RCM, UKCA

Environment

Operation temperature Ta: -20 OC ~ +50 OC
Environment	IP rating IP20/IP54

1003964 | Wireless/groupable connectable On/Off PIR sensor (Bluetooth & App)

Experience effortless motion control with this Bluetooth PIR standalone motion sensor. Designed for ease and functionality, this device offers On/Off control through two independent relay channel outputs. It features dual relays, including a versatile voltage-free contact that toggles between NO and NC modes, as well as a normally closed relay output.
Key Features

On/Off Sensor
2 Channels
Wireless Bluetooth connectable/groupable
(App control) So no expensive software and programmer

Ideal for indoor settings such as offices, classrooms, healthcare facilities, and commercial spaces, this Sensor eliminates the need for complex hardwiring. Thanks to its Bluetooth wireless mesh networking capability, communication between luminaires becomes seamless, ultimately saving costs for both regular and retrofit projects.
Features

Quick setup mode & advanced setup mode
Web app/platform for project deployment & data analysis
On-site configuration through the app
Floorplan feature for simplified project planning
Device replacement made easy with one-key functionality
Motion sensor settings, schedules, and astro timer options
Continuous development and over-the-air device firmware updates
User-friendly installation design

The sensors are interconnected:
For example, imagine you have a corridor with LED lights and several sensors. When one of the sensors detects motion, all the other sensors will also be triggered. So, if motion is detected at the beginning, in the middle, or at the end of the corridor, all the lamps will turn on.