BUSCH-JAEGER Busch-Wächter 280° draadloze bewegingsmelder, edelstaal, 2CKA006200A0865

Detect movement reliably across a wide area with the BUSCH-JAEGER Busch-Waechter 280° Wireless motion detector. This surface-mounted sensor uses passive infrared technology to monitor a 280-degree field, making it suitable for outdoor and indoor applications where broad coverage is essential. Its stainless steel finish blends with modern architecture, while the integrated heating keeps the lens fog-free for consistent performance.

Who is it for

This motion detector is ideal for homeowners and building managers who need automated lighting control in hallways, entrances, or outdoor areas. It works with the Busch-free@home® Wireless system, allowing integration into smart home setups for enhanced convenience and energy savings.

Main features

• 280° detection angle with 112 detection zones for precise coverage
• Passive infrared (PIR) sensor with a forward range of 16 m and sideways range of 8 m
• Wireless connectivity via Busch-free@home® Wireless at 868 MHz
• Adjustable twilight sensor (0.5–300 lux) and time delay (10 s–30 min)
• High switching capacity: 2300 W incandescent, 500 W LED
• Stainless steel housing, IP55 rated for dust and water jets
• Integrated heating prevents lens fogging

Specifications

• Detection angle: 280°
• Detection technology: Passive infrared (PIR)
• Wireless system: Busch-free@home® Wireless
• Mounting type: Surface-mounted
• Material: Stainless steel
• Colour: Stainless steel / Anthracite
• Detection range forward: 16 m
• Detection range sideways: 8 m
• Recommended mounting height: 2.5 m
• IP rating: IP55
• Power supply: 230 V AC, 50 Hz
• Switching capacity incandescent: 2300 W
• Switching capacity LED: 500 W
• Twilight sensor adjustment: 0.5–300 lux
• Time delay adjustment: 10 s–30 min
• Operating temperature: -25 °C to +55 °C
• Radio frequency: 868 MHz
• Number of detection zones: 112
• Special features: Creep zone monitoring, integrated heating for fog-free lens

Tips

For optimal detection, mount the sensor at a height of 2.5 m and ensure the lens is not obstructed. Use the creep zone monitoring to cover areas directly below the sensor, preventing blind spots.