AM312 Micro Infrared PIR Motion Sensor

Name: AM312 Micro Infrared PIR Motion Sensor
SKU: TS-P177
Availability: InStock

This motion sensor is a mini version of the standard PIR sensor that we sell. This type of sensor can be used to detect movement by means of infrared light.

$4.75

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SKU: TS-P177

Categories:Infrared, Motion

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AM312 PIR Motion Sensor is a cutting-edge and compact passive infrared (PIR) motion sensor specifically designed to enhance security and efficiency in a wide array of applications, including burglar alarms and automated lighting systems

Specifications:

Working Voltage: DC 2.7-12V
Static Power Consumption: <0.1mA
Delay Time: 2 seconds
Blocking Time: 2 seconds
Trigger Mode: Repeated triggering capability
Sensing Range: Up to 100° cone angle, 3-5 meters
Working Temperature: -20°C to +60°C
Output Voltage: 3.3V when triggered, 0V when un-triggered

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AM312 Micro Infrared PIR Motion Sensor

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