HEINRICH KOPP 8058.1301.0 bedrade infrarood-bewegingsmelder, wit

When you need reliable motion detection for your lighting or alarm system, this wired infrared sensor from HEINRICH KOPP provides a straightforward solution. It detects movement using passive infrared technology and switches connected loads automatically, helping to improve security and convenience in both indoor and outdoor areas.

Who is it for

This sensor is ideal for homeowners, electricians, and facility managers who want to automate lighting or trigger alarms based on motion. It is suitable for surface mounting on walls or ceilings in corridors, entrances, garages, or outdoor sheltered areas.

Main features

• Passive infrared (PIR) sensor for motion detection
• Wide 180° detection angle and up to 12 m range
• Adjustable time delay from 10 seconds to 7 minutes
• Adjustable light sensitivity from 3 to 2000 lux
• Supports incandescent/halogen loads up to 1000 W and LED/ESL loads up to 100 W
• IP44 rated for protection against splashing water
• UV-stabilized polycarbonate housing for durability
• 3-wire connection for simple installation

Specifications

• Sensor type: Passive Infrared (PIR)
• Mounting type: Surface-mounted
• Colour: White
• Detection angle: 180°
• Detection range: Max. 12 m
• Recommended installation height: 0.8 - 2.5 m (optimal 2.5 m)
• Operating voltage: 230 V AC, 50 Hz
• Max. switching capacity (incandescent/halogen): 1000 W
• Max. switching capacity (LED/ESL): 100 W
• Time setting: 10 sec - 7 min (adjustable)
• Light sensitivity: 3 - 2000 Lux (adjustable)
• International Protection (IP) code: IP44
• Operating temperature: -20°C to +40°C
• Housing material: UV-stabilized Polycarbonate
• Wiring: 3-wire connection
• Switching output: Relay
• Power consumption (standby): < 0.5 W
• Application area: Indoor and Outdoor

Tips

For best performance, install the sensor at a height of about 2.5 m in a location with a clear view of the area to be monitored. Adjust the time and light sensitivity settings according to the specific environment to avoid false triggers.