RCR motion sensor

How does the motion detector work?

The operation of the radio motion sensor is based on the Doppler effect: the sensor continuously emits microwaves within a detection radius of 360° and reacts to changes in the wavelengths reflected from moving objects (e.g. humans). Registering the change in the reflected wavelength is equal to detecting movement and activating the luminaire.

How do I customise the sensor?

It is extremely easy to adjust the sensor's operating mode to your own requirements. The sensor allows you to adjust the light intensity (day-night identification) *, the length of the working time (switch-off delay) and the effective working range (detection field radius). Thanks to this, it is possible to adjust the luminaire's operating mode to save up to 90% of the energy used.

What does this look like in practice?

In practice, if there is sufficient daylight in the room, motion detection will not start the luminaire *. When there is insufficient light, the sensor will automatically turn on the luminaire after detecting movement, and after the person leaves the room and after the hold time has elapsed, the sensor will turn the luminaire off.

* Depending on the luminaire design

RCR motion sensor

How does the motion detector work?

How do I customise the sensor?

What does this look like in practice?

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