Motion Sensor Bulb for Stairway, Hallway, Porch, Garage, Driveway, Patio

Radar Sensor vs PIR Sensor: The Advantages of Radar Technology

Unlike the traditional passive infrared (PIR) motion sensor, the radar sensor utilizes the Doppler principle to detect an object's movement. While PIR sensors rely on the object's heat signature, they can be limited by factors such as snow, dirt, ambient temperature, and obstacles. In contrast, the radar sensor offers a broader detection range, greater penetration, and more sensitive sensing capabilities.

The 4GHz Radar Technology Advantage

The radar motion sensor bulb boasts a wider detection range, extending up to 23 feet, compared to the limitations of PIR sensors. This makes it unsuitable for tight spaces like bedrooms, stairs, and bathrooms, but ideal for outdoor lighting in garages, courtyards, and other large areas. The radar sensor's ability to penetrate glass, some walls, and other objects further enhances its versatility.

Easy Installation and Reliable Performance

The 360° radar motion sensing feature allows the bulb to be mounted at any angle, up or down, without affecting the sensing effect. The radar sensor bulb is also compatible with enclosed fixtures, making installation a breeze. Notably, the radar motion sensor bulb is not affected by bad weather and can withstand moisture, dust, and low temperatures, making it perfect for outdoor use with a working temperature range of -4°F to 122°F.

Energy-Efficient and Long-Lasting

The 15W radar motion sensor bulb is equivalent to a 100W incandescent bulb, offering up to 85% energy savings. With a lifespan of 25,000 hours, the bulb can provide reliable illumination for over 22 years when used for 3 hours per day. The 1500 lumen brightness ensures a wide, bright coverage throughout your home, enhancing safety and security.

Versatile Applications

The radar motion sensor bulb is suitable for a wide range of applications, including corridors, channels, patios, warehouses, bathrooms, toilets, basements, stairways, hallways, porches, garages, and driveways. It is designed to stay on at all times, with the motion sensor automatically turning the bulb on and off as needed.

In conclusion, the radar motion sensor bulb offers significant advantages over traditional PIR sensors, providing a broader detection range, greater penetration, and more reliable performance, making it an ideal choice for outdoor lighting and various indoor applications.

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