TIS-PIR-SENOR

MS-PIR-CM

The TIS-PIR-SENOR-MS-PIR-CM is a ceiling mount PIR motion sensor that can be used to control lighting, security systems, and other devices. It is part of the TIS system, which is a comprehensive building automation platform.

Features:

• Ceiling mount design
• PIR detection range of 4-6 meters
• PIR detection angle of 110° from the ceiling down
• Reverse polarity protection
• Reaction time of approx. 20ms
• Programmable using TIS BUS protocol
• 20 commands on movement action
• 20 commands on no movement action
• No movement timer for saving energy

Applications:

• Energy savings in unoccupied rooms
• Security systems
• Lighting control
• HVAC control
• Industrial automation

Benefits:

• Saves energy by turning off lights and other devices when they are not needed
• Improves security by detecting intruders
• Provides convenient and automatic control of lighting and other devices
• Can be integrated with other TIS system devices to create a complete building automation solution

Example:

The TIS-PIR-SENOR-MS-PIR-CM can be used to create an automatic lighting control system. The sensor can be programmed to turn on the lights in a room when someone enters, and to turn them off when the room is unoccupied. This can save energy and improve security.

The sensor can also be used to trigger other devices, such as alarms or security cameras. For example, if the sensor detects motion in a room after hours, it could trigger an alarm to alert the homeowner.

The TIS-PIR-SENOR-MS-PIR-CM is a versatile and powerful sensor that can be used to improve energy efficiency, security, and convenience in a variety of applications.

Why use( TIS-PIR-SENOR-MS-PIR-CM)

Here are some reasons to use the TIS-PIR-SENOR-MS-PIR-M:

• Saves energy: The sensor can be programmed to turn off lights and other devices when they are not needed, which can save energy and reduce costs.
• Improves security: The sensor can be used to detect intruders and trigger alarms or security cameras.
• Provides convenient and automatic control: The sensor can be used to automate lighting, HVAC, and other systems, which can improve convenience and reduce the need for manual control.
• Can be integrated with other TIS system devices: The sensor can be integrated with other TIS system devices to create a complete building automation solution.

Here are some specific examples of how the TIS-PIR-SENOR-MS-PIR-M can be used:

• In a commercial building, the sensor can be used to turn off the lights in unoccupied offices and conference rooms. This can save a significant amount of energy over the course of a year.
• In a home, the sensor can be used to turn on the lights in a hallway when someone enters, and to turn them off when the hallway is empty. This can improve convenience and safety.
• In a warehouse, the sensor can be used to trigger an alarm if motion is detected after hours. This can help to deter theft and vandalism.

Overall, the TIS-PIR-SENOR-MS-PIR-M is a versatile and cost-effective sensor that can be used to improve energy efficiency, security, and convenience in a variety of applications.

Learn more about PIR

A passive infrared (PIR) sensor is an electronic sensor that measures infrared (IR) light radiating from objects in its field of view. PIR sensors are often used in security systems and motion-activated devices, such as automatic lights and faucets.

PIR sensors work by detecting changes in the amount of infrared radiation in their field of view. All objects emit infrared radiation, but the amount of radiation emitted depends on the temperature of the object. When a warm object, such as a person or animal, moves into the field of view of a PIR sensor, the sensor detects a change in the amount of infrared radiation and triggers an output signal.

PIR sensors are typically made up of two pyroelectric sensors. A pyroelectric sensor is a device that generates a voltage when it is exposed to infrared radiation. The two pyroelectric sensors in a PIR sensor are connected in such a way that they cancel out each other’s output when they are exposed to the same amount of infrared radiation. However, when the amount of infrared radiation on one sensor changes, the sensor generates a voltage. This voltage is amplified and used to trigger an output signal.

PIR sensors have a number of advantages over other types of motion sensors, such as ultrasonic sensors and microwave sensors. PIR sensors are relatively inexpensive, easy to install, and have a low power consumption. They are also not affected by air movement or dust.

PIR sensors are used in a wide variety of applications, including:

• Security systems: PIR sensors are used to detect intruders in homes and businesses.
• Motion-activated lights: PIR sensors are used to turn on lights when someone enters a room and turn them off when the room is empty.
• Motion-activated faucets: PIR sensors are used to turn on faucets when someone places their hands under the spout and turn them off when the person removes their hands.
• Automatic doors: PIR sensors are used to open doors when someone approaches.
• HVAC control: PIR sensors can be used to control heating and cooling systems based on occupancy.
• Industrial automation: PIR sensors can be used to detect the presence of objects or people in industrial settings.

PIR sensors are a versatile and reliable technology that can be used to improve energy efficiency, security, and convenience in a variety of applications.