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MA-DALIPIR Infra-Red Addressable PIR Sensor
The Metway MA-DALIPIR passive infra red detector is an addressable sensor for use with the MA addressable range of LCM's and gateways. It detects movement using a PIR sensor, which updates the light controller using a DALI interface.
Daylight linking can be configured either to keep lights off when there is sufficient ambient light, or used as part of a closed loop to maintain a pre-set luminance level in a dimmable system.
The walk-test mode, indicated by a built-in LED, helps when configuring the detector. The MA-DALIPIR is connected via a screw terminal on the rear in a standard DALI two wire configuration, powered from the data line.
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- Walk-Test mode with LED indicator.
- Progressive Sensitivity function to eliminate false triggering.
- Integral lux detector, enabling the sensor to control daylight linking.
- Can be configured in presence or absence mode.
- 5 year warranty.
Product Codes
- MA-CANPIR Infra red CAN-BUS sensor.
- RJ12-5m 5 metre RJ12 lead.
- RJ12-10m 10 metre RJ12 lead.
Data sheet
- Voltage
- 10-18V DC
- Case Material
- Flame Retardent ABS
- Operating Temperature
- -10° To +35°C
- Max Humidity
- 90% CH ( non-condensing)
- Detection Range
- 5 metres at 2.8 metre ceiling height
- Power Consumption Per Module
- 120mW
- Max Devices
- 10 with 2 wire and 15 with 4 wire
- Fitting Hole Size
- 41mm
- Colour
- RAL9010
- Pin 1
- Power supply (four wire mode)
- Pin 2
- Power supply (four wire mode)
- Pin 3
- DALI bus
- Pin 4
- DALI bus
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The Metway MA-DALIPIR passive infra red detector is an addressable sensor for use with the MA addressable range of LCM's and gateways. It detects movement using a PIR sensor, which updates the light controller using a DALI interface.
Daylight linking can be configured either to keep lights off when there is sufficient ambient light, or used as part of a closed loop to maintain a pre-set luminance level in a dimmable system.
The walk-test mode, indicated by a built-in LED, helps when configuring the detector. The MA-DALIPIR is connected via a screw terminal on the rear in a standard DALI two wire configuration, powered from the data line.