Compact infrared motion sensor for automatic lamp control Key benefits Automatic on and off operation in dark environments. The sensor activates when it detects human body temperature in the sensing area and turns the lamp off after motion stops. Wide voltage compatibility. Designed for use with systems that provide 960V DC input, making it suitable for many DCpowered lighting setups. Energy saving operation. By switching the lamp only when people are present, the sensor reduces unnecessary lamp runtime and improves overall energy efficiency. Main features Detection method: Passive infrared sensing that responds to human body temperature in low or no light conditions. Function: Automatic lamp control with motiontriggered activation and automatic shutoff. Power requirement: Size 960V DC input compatible with a broad range of DC lighting systems. Performance: Reliable activation in darkness when a person enters the sensing area; minimizes false triggers by relying on body heat detection. Practical applications Corridor, stairway, and hallway lighting where lights need to operate only while areas are occupied. Outdoor or entryway lamps that must remain off in the absence of people and turn on automatically at night. Closets, storage rooms, or utility compartments that are often accessed briefly and benefit from automatic, motiontriggered lighting. What to expect Straightforward integration with DC lighting systems in the 960V range. Consistent automatic on and off control based on infrared detection of human body temperature. Reduced energy use through on demand lighting rather than continuous operation. Note Material and mounting options are not specified in this description. Refer to product packaging or technical documentation for installation details and physical dimensions.