The PIRSW is a 360° switching PIR sensor. Designed with a low profile for aesthetically demanding architectural projects providing a high quality sensor for simple on / off occupancy control or providing semi-automatic (absence detection) control.

An intelligent photocell is also included to prevent switching of the lights when natural daylight is available Set-up of the sensor is carried out using a remote control handset with program memory allowing one-key commissioning where common settings are used for multiple devices.

The MMSW is a 360° switching microwave sensor. Designed with a low profile for aesthetically demanding architectural projects providing a high quality sensor for simple on / off occupancy control or providing semi-automatic (absence detection) control.

An intelligent photocell is also included to prevent switching of the lights when natural daylight is available. Set-up of the sensor is carried out using a remote control handset with program memory allowing one-key commissioning where common settings are used for multiple devices.

The MSBS is a 360° switching high-bay sensor, that can be mounted to a batten type luminaire. There is a daylight sensor built-in, the sensor is programmed using the remote controller MPROG.

The PIRDA is a 360° dimming PIR sensor.

Designed with a low profile for aesthetically demanding architectural projects providing a high quality sensor for simple on / off occupancy control or providing semi-automatic (absence detection) control.

An intelligent photocell is also included to prevent switching of the lights when natural daylight is available.

Set-up of the sensor is carried out using a remote control handset with program memory allowing one-key commissioning where common settings are used for multiple devices.

The MWDD is a 360° dimming microwave sensor.

Designed with a low profile for aesthetically demanding architectural projects providing a high quality sensor for simple on / off occupancy control or providing semi-automatic (absence detection) control.

An intelligent photocell is also included to prevent switching of the lights when natural daylight is available.

Set-up of the sensor is carried out using a remote control handset with program memory allowing one-key commissioning where common settings are used for multiple devices.

The MDABS is a 360° DALI high-bay sensor, that can be mounted to a batten type luminaire. There is a daylight sensor built-in, the sensor is programmed using the remote controller MPROG.

Our MDSS7S SmartSensor has been developed to provide a cost effective DALI sensor with a wide range of functions, coupled with a high level of performance.

Housed in a compact moulded enclosure, SmartSensor can operate as part of a managed DALI lighting network, or function as a versatile stand-alone sensor with extensive control capability.

As a stand-alone sensor, the unit is configured using a simple, user-friendly infra-red remote control, with coloured LEDs on the sensor providing feedback for all commands.

As part of a networked system, the sensor settings are managed by a DALI area controller.

The Metway MA-CANPIR passive infra red detector is an addressable sensor for use with the MA addressable range of LCM's and gateways. It detects movement using a PIR sensor, which updates the light controller using a CAN bus interface.

Daylight linking can be configured either to keep lights off when there is sufficient ambient light, or used as part of a closed loop to maintain a pre-set luminance level in a dimmable system.

Connection is made by RJ12 connectors on the back of the unit, there are two of these to allow easy onward connection.

The Metway MA-DALIPIR passive infra red detector is an addressable sensor for use with the MA addressable range of LCM's and gateways. It detects movement using a PIR sensor, which updates the light controller using a DALI interface.

Daylight linking can be configured either to keep lights off when there is sufficient ambient light, or used as part of a closed loop to maintain a pre-set luminance level in a dimmable system.

The walk-test mode, indicated by a built-in LED, helps when configuring the detector. The MA-DALIPIR is connected via a screw terminal on the rear in a standard DALI two wire configuration, powered from the data line.