12V&24V LED Light ON/OFF Control Radar Human Body Inductive Switch
Short Description:
Led Light ON OFF Control Radar Human Body Inductive Switch 12V Motion Sensor
This square-shaped device with a sleek black finish is designed to provide convenience and efficiency in various settings. Featuring a custom-made finish, the LED Light ON-OFF Control Radar Human Body Inductive Switch is not only functional but also adds a touch of sophistication to any space. It can be easily mounted using the 3M tape included, ensuring a secure installation. Our radar sensor technology sets this product apart from traditional motion sensor lights.
With a detecting range of 1-3 meters, this switch guarantees accurate and reliable detection of human movement. When people approach, the light is automatically turned on, and when they leave, the light shuts off, helping to save energy and reduce electricity costs. Equipped with an indicator, the LED Light ON-OFF Control Radar Human Body Inductive Switch provides clear visual cues. The ON mode is indicated by a vibrant blue light, while the OFF mode is signaled by a soft white light.
This versatile switch is well suited to a variety of settings, such as circulation areas, integral garages, store rooms, toilets, kitchens, common stairwells, and corridors. Its non-contact detection ensures seamless operation without the need for physical interaction, providing a hassle-free lighting solution.
For LED Sensor switches, You need to connect led strip light and led driver to be as a set.
Take a example, You can use flexible strip light with door trigger sensors in a wardrobe. When you open the wardrobe, The light wil be on. When you close the wardrobe, The light will be off.
1. Part One: Mirror Switch Parameters
| Model | S7B-A6P | |||||||
| Function | Radar Sensor | |||||||
| Size | 37x51x6mm, 65x45x4mm(Clips) | |||||||
| Voltage | DC12V / DC24V | |||||||
| Max Wattage | 60W | |||||||
| Detecting Range | 1-3m | |||||||
| Protection Rating | IP20 | |||||||
2. Part Two: Size information
3. Part Three: Installation
4. Part Four: Connection Diagram
