PIRDA Dimming PIR Sensor
The PIRDA is a 360° dimming PIR sensor
Designed with a low profile for aesthetically demanding architectural projects providing a high quality sensor for simple on / off occupancy control or providing semi-automatic (absence detection) control
An intelligent photocell is also included to prevent switching of the lights when natural daylight is available
Set-up of the sensor is carried out using a remote control handset with program memory allowing one-key commissioning where common settings are used for multiple devices
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Store settings in the remote for easy commissioning when programming multiple sensors Intelligent photocell – lights and sensors only operate when needed, natural light has priority Daylight harvest function to regulate light output Manual override Can be configured in presence or absence mode 5 year warranty This can be provided as a standalone part, or provided with a lead and plug (Part number will differ depending on plug/area range used)
Product Codes
MCCPIR03BDAP Presence sensor fitted with 3 metre lead. Used with MCC LCM
MCCPIR03BDAPA Absence sensor fitted with 3 metre lead. Used with MCC LCM
PIRDA-BESA Presence sensor fitted with connecting lead for Besa socket
PIRDA-RTMB1 Presence sensor fitted with remote tee for corridors
PIRDA Standalone sensor
Data sheet
- IP Rating
- IP20
- Voltage
- 220~240VAC 50/60Hz
- Operating Temperature
- -20° To +50°C
- Stand By Power
- less than 0.5W
- Warming-Up
- 20s
- Sensor Principle
- PIR detection
- Detection Range
- Max. (Ø x H) 12m x 6m
- Detection Angle
- 360°
- EMC Standard
- EN55015, EN61000, EN61547
- Safety Standard (LVD)
- EN60669-1, EN60669-2-1, AS/NES60669-1/2-1
- Certification
- CB, CE, EMC, LVD, RCM, ROHS compliance
- Switched Power
- Maximum 40 devices at 80mA
- Mounting Height
- 5 metres maximum
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The PIRDA is a 360° dimming PIR sensor
Designed with a low profile for aesthetically demanding architectural projects providing a high quality sensor for simple on / off occupancy control or providing semi-automatic (absence detection) control
An intelligent photocell is also included to prevent switching of the lights when natural daylight is available
Set-up of the sensor is carried out using a remote control handset with program memory allowing one-key commissioning where common settings are used for multiple devices