LED ceiling light with microwave motion sensor El HOME MVL-01B7

Main features:

• Supply voltage: AC 230 V / 50 Hz
• Standby/work power consumption: 0.9 W / 16 W
• Recommended installation height: 2 m - 4 m (ceiling) / 1.5 m - 3.5 m (wall)
• 5Material of housing: PC (polycarbonate)
• Light source: LEDs
• Light output: 1220 lm
• Dimmer function: Yes
• Color temperature: 4000 K
• Motion sensor operating frequency: 5.8 GHz
• Max radiant power: <10mW
• Detection angle of microwave motion sensor: 180°/360°
• Motion detection power: 100% / 50%
• Motion detection range: max radius 8m (ceiling)/ max radius 15m (wall)
• Time delay adjustment range: 10 s / 90 s / 3 min / 10 min
• External light intensity threshold adjustment range: 5 lx / 15 lx / 50 lx / 2000 lx
• Temperature operating range: -10°C (...) 40°C
• Enclosure protection degree: IP20
• Degree of mechanical strength: IK 10
• External dimensions (W x H x D): 250 x 250 x 59 mm

The plafond is equipped with a special sensor and a multi-segment Dip-Switch that allows very precise setting of the lamp's automation, viz:

• sensitivity of the microwave sensor
• lighting maintenance time
• external lighting threshold
• lighting dimming time

The motion sensor built into the MVL-01B7 plafond emits a high-frequency wave with a maximum radiation power of <10mW, which means that the emitted power is practically 500 times lower than the power emitted by cell phones or microwave ovens The MVL-01B7 plafond is designed for automatic lighting of internal parts of a property. It is equipped with an active microwave motion sensor, which sends and receives high-frequency electromagnetic waves (5.8GHz). Motion detection is carried out using the Doppler phenomenon, that is, based on the principle of measuring the differences of waves reflected from a moving object in the set sector of the sensor's visibility (e.g., as a result of the movement of a person located there). If an object appears in the sensor's sector of visibility, the lighting automatically turns on and remains on as long as the motion sensor detects the presence (movement of the object) within the field of "vision". If no presence is detected within a certain (user-set) time, the lighting is automatically turned off. Unlike passive infrared PIR sensors, microwave sensors are better at detecting object movement in the direction from/to the sensor (PIR sensors respond better to object movement across the beam). In general, microwave sensors have much better motion detection compared to PIR motion sensors. They can respond to the movement of an object behind doors, glass, furniture and even thin partitions.

A durability test of the El Home MVL-01B7 plafond:

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