PU18010

The DITA PU18010 Presence Sensor is an electronic device that detects whether physical bodies, such as people or objects that create a temperature difference, are present in a space. Operating with infrared (PIR) technology, the PU18010 detects motion when the movement of heat-emitting living beings interrupts the switching zones defined in its lens. Once motion is no longer detected, it automatically switches off the circuit after the preset time delay has elapsed. Thanks to its built-in daylight sensing feature, the circuit can optionally be kept from switching on during the day when there is sufficient ambient light, even if motion is detected. Lighting sensors make energy consumption more efficient and deliver savings, while increasing user comfort, significantly reducing environmental impact and offering economic advantages.