As we move into a more modernised era, were quickly finding that touch-controls are becoming a thing of the past, and non-contact controls have finally become affordable enough to simply replace oldButtons & Switchesto create completely non-contact solutions. And while many of us immediately think of the benefits that this kind of operation can offer for hygiene in bathrooms and similar environments, theres absolutely reason why you cant incorporate it into your everyday projects.

This PIR Motion Sensor Switch is the perfect tool to remove the need for contact switches, and conveniently operates on either 12V or 24V at a current of up to 6A, allowing you to turn on a wide range of differentElectronicsand appliances by simply waving your hand! This makes it a great solution for automated lighting, gesture-based control interfaces, as well as simple non-contact relay-like switching all while using the relatively simple property of reflecting infrared light for reasonably high sensing precision.

This PIR Motion Switch operates on either 12V or 24V, and as such needs an input of EITHER 10.5V to 16V OR 21V to 32V input. It features a sensing distance of up to 8 meters and a sensing angle of 60, with an onboard adjustable delay of between 1 and 10 minutes via a handy potentiometer on the side.

Please Note: When installing this PIR Motion Switch, its vital that you first connect the load, and then follow that up by connecting the power supply. This will help avoid any unnecessary damage or electrical mishaps.

Typical Applications for this 12V/24V PIR Motion Sensor Switch:

This PIR Motion Sensor Switch is a very handy tool for any environment in which hygiene is important, such as in bathrooms as well as locations like workshops, in which users dont want to touch any switches with potentially dirty or greasy hands. However, as an end user, you can use this for any typical switching application fromLED Stripsto desktop lamps or even your toaster if the control mechanism operate on around 12V or 24V DC. In fact, we simply love the idea of turning things on With The Force, making it a great tool for almost any switching application, with the only real limitation being the voltages and maximum current to keep you from integrating this switch into pretty much any project in which it can offer value.