Occupancy PIR Motion Sensor Dusk-to-Dawn. Product code: 79241. Motion detection angle 180°. Adjust...Occupancy PIR Motion Sensor Dusk-to-Dawn. Product code: 79241. Motion detection angle 180°. Adjustable infrared PIR sensor. Maximum power: 1200 W (resistive load). Works with LED lighting. Built-in light intensity sensor. Adjustable light intensity level and time at which the unit starts working (dusk sensor). Sensor range: max. 12 m. PIR Motion Sensor Dusk-to-Dawn 180° Maclean MCE358 W. Ideal for use in the garden, around the house or on the patio, at the gate, in passageways, corridors, cellars, warehouses, garages and other places where lighting or other devices need to be switched on when motion is detected. The IP44 classification ensures resistance to raindrops falling from any angle and from all sides. The sensor has high sensitivity and very good build quality. The sensor detects day and night (dusk-to-dawn setting).
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This guide is for anyone looking to understand and effectively use the Maclean Occupancy PIR Motion Sensor (MCE358). This sensor offers reliable motion detection with a 180° angle, automatically activating lights or devices. Note that while it's designed for various outdoor and indoor uses, the maximum power handling is 1200W, so ensure compatibility with your devices.
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Model Part Number
MCE358
Brand
Maclean
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the detection range of the sensor?
The sensor has a maximum detection range of 12 meters.
Can I use this sensor with LED lights?
Yes, the sensor is compatible with LED lighting.
What is the maximum power the sensor can handle?
The sensor can handle a maximum power of 1200W (resistive load).
Is the sensor weather-resistant?
Yes, it has an IP44 rating, making it suitable for outdoor use.
How do I adjust the sensitivity of the sensor?
The sensor has an adjustable infrared PIR sensor. Refer to the product manual for specific instructions.
How do I set the dusk-to-dawn function?
Adjust the light intensity level setting to enable dusk-to-dawn operation. Consult the product manual for details.
What should I do if the sensor is not working?
Check the power supply, wiring, and settings. Consult the troubleshooting section of this guide or the product manual.
Troubleshooting
Sensor does not detect motion.
Check the power supply and ensure the sensor is correctly wired. Adjust the sensitivity and detection angle.
Lights stay on constantly.
Adjust the time setting and light intensity level. Ensure the sensor is not triggered by a constant source of movement or light.
Lights do not turn on at dusk.
Check the light intensity level setting and ensure it is set appropriately for dusk-to-dawn operation. Make sure there is no external light source interfering.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Wide 180° detection angle.
Adjustable settings for sensitivity and light levels.
Weather-resistant design suitable for outdoor use.
Energy-efficient with LED compatibility.
Automatic dusk-to-dawn operation.
Cons
Maximum power handling of 1200W may limit compatibility with some devices.
Requires proper installation and adjustment for optimal performance.
Detection range can be affected by environmental factors.
May require occasional cleaning to maintain performance.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation:
Mount the sensor securely in your desired location, ensuring the detection range covers the intended area.
Connect the wiring according to the provided instructions, ensuring proper electrical safety.
Compatibility:
The sensor is compatible with LED lighting and devices up to 1200W (resistive load).
Ensure your connected devices are within the power limit.
Care:
Clean the sensor periodically with a damp cloth to remove any dust or debris that may affect performance.
Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners.
Check the sensor's settings regularly to ensure optimal performance.