Forum Lighting Thea Recessed Microwave Motion Sensor - White - 15m

Best current price£27.98from B&Q
Best offers
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
B&Q£27.98Visit shop B&Q - Forum Zn-29187-Wht Recessed 360Deg Microwave Sensor
Visit shop
Best current price£27.98from B&Q
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
B&Q£27.98Visit shop B&Q - Forum Zn-29187-Wht Recessed 360Deg Microwave Sensor
Visit shop1 offer from £27.98
View price history by clicking the chart icon.
The Forum Lighting Thea Recessed Microwave Motion Sensor is designed for homeowners and commercial installers seeking reliable, invisible occupancy detection for interior lighting systems. Its primary benefit is the 360-degree microwave detection technology that senses movement through non-metallic building materials, providing seamless automation; however, users should be aware that microwave sensors are highly sensitive and may detect motion through thin walls or doors if not properly adjusted.
| Model Part Number | Zn-29187-Wht |
|---|---|
| Brand | Forum Lighting |
Yes, microwave technology can detect movement through most non-metallic materials like plasterboard, wood, and glass.
The sensor requires a 62mm cut-out in the ceiling.
No, the Forum Lighting Thea is specifically designed for indoor use only.
Yes, it is fully compatible with LED lighting.
The timer is adjustable from a minimum of 10 seconds up to a maximum of 12 minutes.
Yes, the sensor provides comprehensive 360-degree detection.
Adjust the timer settings to a shorter duration or check if the sensor is detecting movement in adjacent areas through thin partitions.
Verify the wiring connections at the terminal block and ensure the sensor range settings are appropriate for the room size.
Ensure the connected LED lamps are compatible with motion sensor circuits and that the total wattage does not exceed the sensor's capacity.
Installation requires a standard 62mm diameter cut-out in your ceiling. Since this unit operates on mains voltage, it should be installed by a qualified electrician to ensure safety and compliance with local building codes. When installing, verify that the placement does not lead to 'false triggering' from adjacent rooms. To care for the sensor, ensure the surface remains free of dust accumulation by gently wiping it with a dry microfiber cloth; avoid using water or chemical cleaners that could seep into the electronics.