Compact PIR Infrared Motion Sensor (White, optional Black) A small, easytoinstall PIR motion detector that provides automatic on/off control for lighting and other DC circuits. Detects human movement by sensing body heat, saves energy through reliable, adjustable operation, and fits discreetly into hallways, bathrooms, garages and other indoor spaces. Key benefits Automatic control and energy savings: turns lights or devices on only when movement is detected, reducing wasted power and running costs. Wide and reliable detection: 120 degree cone angle with a 5 to 7 meter sensing distance for consistent coverage in corridors, basements and rooms. Flexible timing and compatibility: adjustable delay from 15 to 240 seconds to match real use, and works with 6V to 24V DC systems and devices up to 5A. Small and unobtrusive: compact size preserves interior appearance and is easy to install without major changes. Main features Detection method: passive infrared sensing picks up heat emitted by people for accurate motion detection. Detection range: 120 degree cone angle, 5 to 7 meter distance. Delay timer: default 15 seconds, adjustable between 15 and 240 seconds. Output: inductive output mode, continuous trigger, output current up to 5A. Voltage and temperature: operating voltage 6V to 24V DC; working temperature 20 C to +38 C. Size and colors: 50 x 40 x 22.5 mm; available in white with black as an optional color. Low power consumption and simple wiring: output voltage equals input voltage for straightforward use. Practical applications Corridor or stairway lighting: install to switch lights on when someone passes and off after the set delay, improving convenience and safety. Garage or basement lighting: automatic activation in lowlight spaces so hands are when entering with items. Security or automation systems: use with LED strips, lighting circuits or sensory devices to add motiontriggered control. Package contents 1 x PIR Motion Sensor Power 1 x Screw Troubleshooting tip If the light stays on continuously after power is applied, check the wiring polarity. Reversed positive and negative connections can cause the sensor to remain on. Confirm correct wiring to restore normal operation.