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The SUCH microwave motion sensor is a 5.8GHz radar-based sensor engineered to detect both movement and micro-motion (such as breathing-level presence) that traditional PIR sensors often miss. With a detection range of up to 10 meters, an input voltage of DC9–24V, and dual NPN/Logic-Level output options, it integrates directly into a wide range of control systems without additional signal conversion. The sensor penetrates non-metallic materials such as glass, plastic, acrylic, and wood, allowing for concealed installation behind panels or enclosures. It is commonly used in occupancy-based lighting control, smart home automation, security systems, and AIoT-enabled devices requiring reliable human presence detection.
Fig 1. Wiring Port Definition & Terminal Sequence
Fig 2. Sensor to Controller/MCU (Logic-Level Output)
Fig 3. Sensor to Relay (NPN Output)
Microwave Radar Motion Sensor User Manual
It emits low-power 5.8GHz microwave signals and analyzes the reflected waves; any change in the return pattern, including subtle micro-motion, triggers detection.
Yes, it operates with low-power microwave signals well below levels associated with heating or high-energy radiation, making it safe for continuous residential and commercial use.
It can penetrate non-metallic materials such as glass, plastic, acrylic, and wood, but detection does not pass through cement walls thicker than 15cm.