Ness LUX Wireless PIR with Nightlight

 

Quick Overview:

• 15m x 15m wide angle coverage.
• Look down 'Creep Zone'.
• White LED motion activated night-light.
• Adjustable Pulse Count.
• Adjustable Range.
• High R.F. and E.S.D. immunity.
• High white light immunity.
• SAWR stabilised radio transmitter.
• Capsule design with sealed electronics.
• Front cover tamper protection.
• Available from Cheap Alarm Parts.
• Long life Lithium batteries supplied.
• Low battery warning signal.
• Hourly Supervision radio signals.
• Includes wall mounting bracket.
• Optional ceiling bracket available.

 

The Blurb:

Ness LUX Radio PIR is a unique wireless motion detector with a white LED night-light especially designed for the latest generation of Ness radio control panels.

LUX shares all the features and benefits of the Ness Radio PIR range including 15m x 15m detection coverage, look-down creep zone, high RF immunity, white light immunity, adjustable range, adjustable pulse count and extremely long battery life, up to 10 years. Ceiling mounting is also available with the addition of a 106-169.

For safety and convenience, LUX's night-light function provides a motion-activated cone of light to help you find your way at night. The night-light remains lit as long as it detects motion and stays on for an extra 10 seconds after motion has stopped.

 

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Specifications:

Dimensions:	112(h) x 72(w) x 48(d) mm
Mounting Height:	2.1m - 2.4m
Coverage:	Up to 15m x 15m @ 90°
Detector Zones:	20 dual element zones
Pulse Count:	Selectable 1-2 or 3-4
Range:	Selectable High/Low. 15m max./12m max.
Sensor:	Dual element pyroelectric
Alarm Indication:	Blue alarm LED
Night Light:	White LED with adjustable threshold, Dark/Dim Light
Alarm Period:	5 seconds
Operating Voltage:	3V DC
Battery:	2 x CR123A Lithium
Quiescent Current:	<14μA
Radio Frequency:	304MHz / 868MHz depending on region
Transmit Power:	100μW

 

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