Smart wireless sensor Door Sensor Hand Sensor Touch Sensor PIR(Body) Sensor

MR-3010
The core features of wireless sensors include cable-free installation for flexible placement, intelligent detection of human motion or presence via PIR or microwave radar, and ambient light sensing for automatic "on/off" control. This eliminates the need to search for switches in the dark and prevents energy waste from lights being left on. With ultra-low power consumption enabling years of battery life, along with adjustable delay-off and sensing distance settings, these sensors are adaptable to a wide range of scenarios
* No wiring needed, no drilling required, easier installation
* Powered by button cell battery
* It uses 12V or 24V low-voltage power supply
* Highly sensitive, easy to install,minimally affected by ambienttemperature.
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Product Parameters
Product NameProduct modelControl modeBattery informationProduct sizeConnection methodUsage environmentSensing distanceWorking method
Door SensorMR-3010MT2.4G wireless400mAh 3.7V type CL42 * W42 * H15mm Connect via receiverOnly use indoors0-80mmLight on with door open, light off with door closed
Hand SensorWave your hand to turn the light on, and wave again to turn it off
Touch SensorMR-3010KL45 * W45 * H15mmClick/Long pressWaving the light on, then waving the light off again
PIR(Body) SensorMR-3010P IRL40 * W40 * H23mm 0-3MWhen people come, the light will turn on;when people leave, the light will turn off
Product NameProduct modelInput/output voltageProduct sizeReceiving distanceLoad LED powerPower line//
Sub control systemMR-3020 DC 12-24VL100* W60 * H13.5mm10Mdual 180W (single 90W)100mm//
Master Control SystemMR-3020JB DC 12-24VL50 * W42 * H10mm10M/50mm//



ProductApplication
The core of wireless sensors lies in their ability to leverage the features of no wiring and flexible deployment to achieve intelligent sensing and automated control across multiple scenarios. They are widely used in smart homes, such as in wardrobes, cabinets, bedside areas, studies, hallways, and entryways.