Schneider Electric ARGUS Occupancy Sensor Single Load 360 Degree PIR
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- Built to withstand everyday use and provide reliable performance.
- Can handle electrical voltages without compromising safety or performance.
- Easy installation and compatibility with standard electrical systems.
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Schneider Electric ARGUS Occupancy Sensor Single Load 360 Degree PIR
This ARGUS presence sensor is a 1 channel, 3-wire motion sensor with a maximum load handling of 10A, 100µF. The detection range of this motion sensor is 7m diameter with an angle of 360° (ceiling installation at 2.5m height). Sensitivity, light threshold (10 - 2000 Lux) and delay time (5s - 30min/ pulse-1s) can be adjusted.
| Specification | |
| Brand | Schneider Electric |
| Colour | White |
| Load type | Halogen lamp <= 1000 VA Energy saving lamp <= 80 VA Incandescent lamp <= 2000 W Low voltage halogen lamp <= 1000 VA Fluorescent lamp 100 µF <= 900 VA |
| Product or component type | Occupancy sensor |
| Voltage | 230 V +/- 10 % AC 50/60 Hz |
| Device application | Lighting |
| Presence detection area | PIR: 360°, 7 x 7 m |
| Mounting support | Ceiling |
| Diameter | 111 mm |
| Depth | 66 mm |
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