Stand alone PIR 360º detection with corner bracket

A remote PIR movement detector supplied with wall and corner mounting bracket.

Full 360º works well for people coming and going - you don't get half way down the drive before the lights come on.

In the box is corner mounting bracket - giving good protection of your property.

Features vertically & axially adjustable head, adjustable lux level and timing.

Technical details: Switching level adjustable between approx, 5-300 lux 2000w resistive load (mains incandescent) 500w inductive load (low voltage, discharge or fluorescent)

Construction ABS casing with gasket entry at rear for cable entry.

12 metre range 360º detection zone Construction ABS casing Standards BS EN 60730-2-7 IP Rating IP44 Colour White

Maximum height for this fitting is 3 metres.

• Complete with corner mouting bracket
• 360º detection zone giving all round protection
• Great solution for switching all your lights!
• Adjustable for light levels and time on

Specification
Lamps Included	No
Max Wattage	2000w
Width/Diameter	80mm
Height	75mm
Depth/Projection	150mm
Construction	Plastic - ABS
Wiring Details	Class 2 - Double Insulated - Requires no Earth Connection
IP Rating	IP44

Availability: A stock item - normally delivered in 3-5 days

We have two 300w halogen floodlights and one 500W halogen floodlight and one ordinary 60w bulb wired to one corner sensor We have twice purchased a 270 degree sensor with a 2Kw switching capacity and 480w fluorescent switching both of which have ceased working after two months. Can this sensor take the capacity of the lights above without breaking down after a short period of time as it is costing us a fortune for sensors to not work So that's a total load of 1160w going through the PIR. Frequent triggering of the PIR will take it's toll on the micro relay inside and while this product has a twelve month guarantee perhaps you should design the system to last considerably longer. We'd suggest you use your new PIR to trigger a bigger remote relay - that way there's a lower load on the PIR relay (no inrush current means no burning out of the contacts). component relays are built to take much bigger loads giving the lighting solution the longevity required.

Similar to the question above, I have 2 x 60w halogen down lights in my porch. Would I need a remote relay? No this PIR would switch a 120w without issue for a very long time.

I have eight soffit lights controlled by the PIR 360º. At dusk, sometimes the lights flash on and off repeatedly, maybe for few minutes. Activating the sensor up close turns the lights on and ceases the flashing. What could be causing this? Oddly enough this issue can often be caused by other lights (or more often controls) on the same circuit. So consider what other lights in your home are on the same mcb or fuse on your consumer unit. If you have a dimmer on any of these lights swap this dimmer for a switch and see if the issue still occurs. If the problem dissapears consider changing the dimmer unit for another make.

What is the maximum load of lighting I could run off the sensor without doing it any long term harm? The maximum load is 2000w on resistive loads (mains incandescent) and 500w inductive load (low voltage, discharge or fluorescent). Frequent switching of a high loads is likely to reduce the life of the micro relay.

Is there an override to switch the lights permanently on? This PIR doesn't have a override.

Can you supply the stand alone pir 360 detector c/w corner bracket in BLACK? Sadly this is only available in White. Black polyester spray paint?

can you supply a flat (not corner) PIR in white? We have a flat surface mounted PIR occupancy detector which can be found here.