Motion Sensors – Smart Lighting Control

Motion sensors are an important part of lighting control equipment, enabling automatic switching of lights based on detected movement. These solutions help save energy, improve convenience and enhance safety in both indoor and outdoor environments.

How Motion Sensors Work

PIR (passive infrared) motion sensors are commonly used for lighting control, detecting changes in heat caused by moving objects. Some models combine PIR and microwave technology to provide increased detection accuracy.

Application Areas

Motion sensors are used in corridors, staircases, warehouses, garages, offices, yards, parking areas and building entrances. They are especially useful in locations where lighting is only needed when movement is detected.

Energy Efficiency and Comfort

Automatic lighting control helps reduce unnecessary energy consumption. Adjustable parameters such as detection range, on-time duration and ambient light threshold allow precise system configuration.

Installation and Compatibility

Motion sensors can be wall-mounted, ceiling-mounted or integrated into luminaires. They are compatible with a wide range of LED lights and lighting systems, making them suitable for new installations and retrofit projects.