Motion Sensor - GTV - Recessed Ceiling

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This GTV Motion Sensor is designed for individuals seeking reliable and automatic lighting control in various indoor spaces. Its key benefit is its ability to detect human presence using infrared energy, ensuring lights activate only when needed, both day and night, saving energy and enhancing convenience. A minor caveat is its specific installation requirement for false ceilings within a certain height range. The sensor utilizes infrared detection, offers adjustable sensitivity and hold-up times, and operates effectively in diverse lighting conditions.
| Model Part Number | CR-CR15000-00 |
|---|---|
| Brand | GTV |
The maximum detection range for this GTV motion sensor is up to 8 meters.
No, this sensor is designed for indoor use, specifically for installation in false ceilings.
The sensor features an adjustable hold-up time, with options ranging from 10 seconds to 15 minutes. This is typically adjusted via a dial or switch on the sensor itself.
Yes, the sensor has a mode (marked as '3' on the light sensitivity setting) that allows it to activate at light levels below 3 LUX, ensuring it functions effectively even in dark conditions.
The recommended installation height for optimal performance is between 2.2 and 4 meters in a false ceiling.
The 'sun' setting typically means the sensor will operate regardless of the ambient light level (day or night). The '3' setting means the sensor will only activate when the ambient light level drops below approximately 3 LUX, making it suitable for darker environments or when you don't want it to trigger in bright daylight.
This sensor uses passive infrared (PIR) detection, which senses the infrared energy emitted by the human body.
Verify power supply to the sensor. Ensure the detection range is not obstructed. Check if the sensor is set to an appropriate mode for current light conditions (e.g., 'sun' mode for bright environments). Clean the sensor lens.
Check the hold-up time setting; it may be set to the maximum duration. Ensure there isn't constant movement or heat source within the detection range that the sensor is interpreting as occupancy. Test by setting a shorter hold-up time.
Confirm the hold-up time is set appropriately. Ensure no residual heat or motion is being detected within the sensor's range. The sensor might be too sensitive or positioned to detect activity outside the intended area.
Ensure the sensor is installed at the recommended height (2.2-4m). Check for any physical obstructions blocking the sensor's view. Clean the sensor lens as dust buildup can reduce sensitivity.
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