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The SUCH microwave sensor for human detection identifies presence by sensing subtle changes in object displacement, offering advantages over traditional PIR sensing methods and remaining unaffected by ambient temperature. Operating at 5.8GHz, it penetrates non-metallic materials such as drywall, glass, and plastic, with a detection range of 4–16m and an adjustable angle of 30°–170°, suiting both ceiling and wall installation. A reverse output version is also available, keeping the circuit closed normally and disconnecting the load after human detection — suited for UV sterilization lamp control and unattended-kitchen shutoff applications.
Tips: For low-power loads such as single LED lamps or small electrical devices. The microwave sensor directly controls the load without an additional contactor.
Tips: For high-power loads or multiple lamps. The microwave sensor controls the AC contactor, which switches the main power circuit to protect the sensor relay from overload.
Tips: The detection sensitivity of the microwave sensor for human detection is affected by installation height. A ceiling mounting height of 3–4m above the ground is recommended for optimal detection performance.
A microwave sensor for human detection detects movement and presence by sensing changes in object displacement through microwave signals. It can penetrate non-metal materials such as glass, plastic, and gypsum board, and is less affected by ambient temperature changes compared with infrared sensors.
Yes. The microwave sensor can work through non-metal materials such as thin walls, glass, and plastic. However, the detection distance may decrease when the signal passes through these materials. The sensor should not be installed outdoors or near strong electromagnetic interference sources.
The 10A model supports a maximum load of 800W, while the 30A model supports up to 1500W. Recommended loads include LED lights, energy-saving lamps, incandescent lamps, and exhaust fans. For multiple lamps connected in parallel, the total load power should be reduced accordingly.