2013 New Microwave Sensor LED Ceiling Light (SP-LD-106P)

2013 NEW Microwave Sensor LED Ceiling Light (SP-LD-106P)

1. Power supply: 220-240VAC
2. Power frequency: 50
3. High quality
4. Long lifetime

SPECIFICAITONS:
Power source: 220V/AC-240V/AC
Power frequency: 50Hz
HF system: 5.8GHz CW electric wave,
ISM wave band
Transmission power: Power consumption: 16W. MAX
Luminous flux: 1030lm
Time setting: 3sec to 20min
Detection angle: 360°
Detection range: 2-10m (radii. ), adjustable
Light-control: 10-2000LUX
Standby power: Installation: Ceiling mount
Lamp part
LED quanlity: 96PCS
LED specifications: T5050

PACKAGING:
5PCS/CTN,
7.5/5.3KGS
MEAS: 63.5*32.5*33.5CM

Product Description
LED microwave sensor light specifications:
This is a microwave sensor switches controlled LED lights. The microwave sensor was built into the lamp, it has high power, high brightness LEDs inside, with total power of 15 watts. Which can generate brightness equivalent to 120 watt incandescent lamp, the microwave sensor switch is a new type automatic switch that comes after voice switch, and infrared sensor switch. The detection way has the below advantages compared with other as follows: 1. Non-contact detection; 2. Suitable for bad environment, immune to temperature, humidity, noise, air, dust, light^ 3. RF interference ability; 4. Output power only 2.5 mW, It will not harm the human body. Simple installation+ easy wiring.

We adopt this sensitive advanced sensor switche in lighting control, enabling the light to turn on automatically when one comes, automatically turn off when one goes out In addition to the widely usage in the aisle stairs, living room and bedrooms, it also can be installed in the bathroom.
The built-in microwave sensor switch can penetrate plastic, glass, wood. So it can be installed in glass or plastic shell lamp This allows the application of microwave sensor switch in different styles of lights for energy control. Now, we can provide a variety of microwave sensor LED lamps to meet the needs of different people with different preferences.