Low Voltage Inbuilt 12/24V Auto Dimming Motion Sensor Controller with Dual Brightness Mode 300W Load 12A AM-DC24300

A 100% to 20% standby sensor controller for strip lights is a device that allows for automatic dimming or standby mode activation when there is no motion detected in the vicinity. This type of controller is designed to optimize energy consumption and provide a low-level illumination when the space is unoccupied.

• Dual Brightness Mode: When motion is detected, the light is fully bright; when no motion is detected, the light dims to a low brightness mode for energy saving.
  

• Wide Voltage Compatibility: Supports low voltage 12V and 24V DC power supply, suitable for various low-voltage lighting systems.
  

• High Load Capacity: Maximum load power up to 300W, maximum current 12A, compatible with most LED and low voltage lamps.
  

• Adjustable Detection Range: Detection distance can be set between 5 to 8 meters to suit different application environments.
  

• Customizable Delay Time: Default delay time is 20 seconds; delay time can be customized to optimize user experience and energy savings.
  

• Reliable Motion Detection: Accurate and stable motion sensing reduces false triggers and ensures reliable operation.
  

• Easy Installation: Compact design suitable for various low voltage lighting installations with simple wiring.

Here are some frequently asked questions (FAQ) regarding microwave motion sensor switches:

Q1: How does a microwave motion sensor switch work? A: A microwave motion sensor switch emits microwaves and detects the reflected waves. When motion is detected within its range, it triggers the connected lighting system to turn on. If no movement is detected for a certain period, it switches off the lights to conserve energy.

Q2: What is the detection range of a microwave motion sensor switch? A: The detection range can vary depending on the specific model and application. It is typically specified by the manufacturer and can range from a few meters to tens of meters.

Q3: Can microwave motion sensor switches detect motion through walls or obstacles? A: Yes, microwave waves can penetrate walls and objects, allowing the sensor to detect motion even when the object is not directly in its line of sight. This is one of the advantages of microwave sensors over other types of motion sensors.

Q4: Are microwave motion sensor switches sensitive to interference from other devices? A: Microwave sensors can be affected by interference from other electronic devices that emit microwaves, such as Wi-Fi routers or microwave ovens. However, manufacturers often employ techniques to minimize false triggering caused by such interference.

Q5: Can the sensitivity of a microwave motion sensor switch be adjusted? A: This model is not available, we have other types with dip switch, sensitivity, delay time, lux level can be adjusted.