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Steinel - Steinel is a manufacturer and specialist for sensors, sensor lights and hot air tools. The Steinel company was founded in 1959 and since then has consistently developed into the technology and innovation leader in the market segments of lighting control using sensor technology, hot air devices and hot glue guns with more than 1400 employees from over 20 countries. The company maintains its own development centers in Germany, the Czech Republic and Switzerland, where innovative and intelligent products of world renown are created. You can also discover many of these products in the eibabo range: Sustainable products with excellent quality and intelligent controls that are perfectly tailored to your needs and requirements. Since 1959, the Steinel company has registered more than 300 patents, utility models and designs for inventions, from which more than 2500 products have emerged. Production takes place exclusively in the company's own factories in Germany, Switzerland, Romania and the Republic of Moldova. The success of Steinel was achieved through the quality of its innovations and products, the wealth of ideas, the technical know-how and many years of experience determine the products. Steinel is the world leader in the use of sensor-controlled LED technology and offers the right light for every situation. Products from Steinel are characterized by precision, durability and long-term functionality, an extensive and close-knit quality management system ensures that every product meets the Steinel quality standards. The use of innovative LED technology in conjunction with sensor technology allows you, the user, to save up to 90% of your energy. The technologically innovative and pioneering products such as sensor lights, motion detectors and presence detectors stand for energy efficiency, whether at home or in the commercial sector.

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Motion detector - complete - What are the special features of a motion detector? What are the main differences between motion detectors and presence detectors? Before you decide on a device, weigh up which one is the right one for your application. In the following, we will describe the properties and provide you with information on how to make a purchase decision. In our range you will find a large selection of complete motion detectors from all major manufacturers.What is a motion detector?The motion detector is an electronic sensor that detects movements in its immediate vicinity. Motion detectors, guards and presence detectors work as electrical switches. These are used to switch on lighting or to trigger another switching action. Active motion detectors usually work with electromagnetic waves (high frequency or Doppler radar) or with ultrasound. Passive motion detectors work based on the infrared radiation in the area. Detectors with PIR sensors react to temperature changes caused by people walking by.Image: Busch Jaeger 6845/11 AMG-204 outdoor motion detectorWhat questions should you ask yourself before buying a motion detector?Before you buy one of the high-quality and inexpensive devices from the eibabo® shop, you should limit the large selection based on your intended use.Should the device be installed inside or outside?Do you prefer a built-in device / flush-mounted device or should the motion detector be mounted on the wall or ceiling?What should the motion detector react to?Are large, small, bright or dark areas being monitored?Should the motion detector trigger certain actions?Is there a suitable power supply?Do lines and cables have to be relaid?Should the device be protected from unauthorized access or vandalism? What is the difference between presence detectors and motion detectors?Basically, a distinction is made between conventional presence detectors / motion detectors and devices for building automation. Presence detectors can usually also be used as motion detectors. The differences and significant advantages of a presence detector compared to a motion detector lie in the more variable usability. While motion detectors carry out a simple light measurement, presence detectors constantly measure daylight and/or mixed light with a special sensor. This has a spectral sensitivity similar to that of the human eye. In contrast to motion detectors, disturbances caused by artificial light are avoided.Already knew?A motion detector is used to switch on when motion is detected. The purpose of a presence detector is to switch loads on or off in order to save energy. It switches when no more movement is detected or a brightness limit is exceeded.Briefly explained using the example of an automatic door: If there is sufficient brightness during the day, the lighting should not be activated while the door should open when a presence is detected. Both should be switched on when it is dark. You can usually implement this function via several channels in the presence detector. Use the motion detection channel to switch the lighting depending on the brightness. You can use the presence detection channel to switch other consumers, in this case the door opener, regardless of the brightness.Which areas of application are typical for presence detectors and motion detectors?Presence detectors offer a complex sensor system. This captures sensitive movements. Typical areas of application are office workplaces and other workplaces. A motion detector is preferably used in small rooms, garages, carports, corridors, cellars, stairwells or for monitoring outdoor areas.Can presence detectors and motion detectors be used for building automation?Conventional versions are primarily intended for the areas of application described above. If you want to integrate such a device into your smart home, you usually need a separate interface to the KNX bus. The more elegant solution is to use detectors that are already KNX-capable. KNX presence detectors and KNX motion detectors have a wide range of control parameters indoors and outdoors. With this you can:Switch or dim lightsblinds or roller shuttersControl heating, air conditioning and ventilationSet up master/slave functionsBuild blocking operation functions and logic functionsImplement features for pets (animal swath).and much more Multiple channels are often provided to control individual functions.Are there any recommendations for installing motion detectors and presence detectors?The detection areas and necessary mounting heights differ depending on the model. Choose equipment that suits your needs. Pay attention to the performance of the sensors and the angle of coverage. Basically, the following applies: the detection area increases with increasing installation height. However, the sensitivity decreases. Motion detectors and presence detectors detect a specific area of the environment. This can be a 360° detection or the targeted monitoring of a specific area.From own experienceWe recommend not choosing a detection area that is too large. Use additional detectors to ensure uninterrupted surveillance. The investment in additional technology is low compared to a system that works poorly or not at all.Pay attention to the necessary degrees of protection if a detector is exposed to moisture, the weather or mechanical influences. Clean the sensor regularly. By avoiding sources of interference, you ensure proper function and eliminate false signals. Sources of interference include:Objects that obstruct the viewdazzling light sourcesObjects that rapidly change the temperature of the detection area Why is my motion detector or presence detector not working properly?Proper functioning depends on various factors. Was the installation carried out correctly? Is the device suitable for the intended purpose? The malfunction often lies in a detection range that is not optimally set. Control the direction, angle of view and distance to the target area. TIP:The fewer movements you expect in the monitored area, the longer you should choose the follow-up time. The run-on time is restarted again and again as long as a detector detects a change.Who makes high-quality presence detectors and motion detectors?Here in the shop you can get detectors from the brands ABB, Berker, Busch-Jaeger, eQ-3, Esylux, Gira, Hager, Jung, MDT, Merten, Peha, Siemens, Steinel and Theben at top conditions. Take advantage of our worldwide shipping and one of the many secure payment methods.  Catalogue content:In this eibabo® catalogue Domestic switching devices > Movement sensor complete you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:Automatic sensorAutomatic switchBattery operationBrightness switching valueBuilt-in presence detectorCeiling guardCeiling installationCompact guardConstant light controlCover clipCreep protectionExtensionFlush-mounted presence detectorHalogen lampsIn-ceiling sensorInfrared detectorInterior detectorIntruder alarmLight controlLightbulbsPassive infrared sensorPassword protectionPresence detectorPresence guardRemote controlSave energySystem guardWall detectorfrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Motion detector - complete:ABBBerkerBusch JaegerElsoESYLUXFinderFricoGiraGrotheHagerHeraIDVIndexaJungKathreinMertenNikoNovarPepperl + FuchsRidi-LeuchtenScharnberger+Has.SiemensSomfySteinelThebenThermokonWaldmann
Physical sensor - How do you optimally use physical sensors to adapt the automation of your building to the prevailing environmental conditions? Find out here what potential there is in a high-quality KNX weather station. What is the difference between object sensors and room temperature controllers?Sensors are technical components that record analog conditions from the environment and independently react to changes in them with electrical signals. They are therefore similar to our sensory organs, which transmit sounds, smells, temperatures or pain to our brain in the form of electrical impulses. The interaction of different sensors represents something like the nervous system of a modern building. The evaluation of the data determined and an intelligent reaction to changing conditions are what make smart home automation so appealing.What are physical sensors?Physical sensors convert physical variables, i.e. measurable properties of objects or the environment, into electrical signals. This makes it possible to draw conclusions about the value of the physical quantities. The most common applications in this category are the KNX weather stations, KNX object controllers and KNX room temperature controllers.KNX weather stationsA weather station uses physical sensors to measure temperature, humidity, air pressure, wind speed, probability of rain and numerous other parameters. You can evaluate this recorded data and use it for automated, weather-dependent control of a building. Good to know:In the case of the KNX weather stations, the almost wear-free, thermoelectrically measuring weather stations are becoming increasingly popular with regard to wind measurement. These no longer have rotating parts (rotors). The mechanical measurement with a rotor is very accurate. However, the moving parts are quickly damaged by strong storms or objects flying around.What should I pay attention to before buying a KNX weather station?It is important to study the parameters provided for your own necessary requirements in the usage phase. A high-quality weather station belongs in every KNX home. A variety of interesting functions can be derived from this, some with high priority. At eibabo® you get numerous variants with different features and price ranges. The following things can be interesting for your purchase:What readings does the weather station provide?With which sensor technology are the measured values determined?Does the weather station have GPS?How many protected facades does the weather station offer?How is the wind measured?and much more From this, the scope of your automation options is derived, as well as their accuracy and reliability. All weather stations typically offer basic functions such as temperature, wind speed or brightness. However, you will quickly reach your limits if you want to use the full potential of weather-dependent building control.What can further additional measured values of a KNX weather station be used for?For example, for the automatic closing of skylights when it starts to rain, it would be necessary to record the precipitation. Wind direction can be an important parameter for controlling awnings. The alignment of the facade is also relevant for comfortable shading. Additional values are, for example, the global radiation, the air pressure, the absolute and relative humidity or the felt temperature. This information can be incorporated into the creation of extensive and well thought-out weather-dependent building automation.Image: Gira Standard 215004 KNX weather stationMany manufacturers only provide brightness sensors instead of radiation sensors for controlling the shading. You should take this into account when choosing the right weather station. Brightness sensors measure the surrounding brightness using a photoresistor. In contrast, the global radiation results from direct solar radiation and diffuse light. This is generated, for example, by reflections from clouds, water droplets or dust. This may result in different basic values for your light control. An available GPS determines the location of the weather station and uses this data to classify and optimize the measurement results. High-quality weather stations also offer complex automation tools for shading according to the Astro program, facade controls and more.Where do I attach a KNX weather station?Attach a KNX weather station to an exposed location on or on the building. This allows you to optimally measure and evaluate wind speeds, brightness, temperature or precipitation. The roof, the facade or a free-standing mast are suitable for this. Typically, you can define a normal state for each integrated sensor, which serves as a reference value for the measurement data determined. However, this also means that the weather station is exposed to all possible environmental conditions.The system in view at all timesModern KNX weather stations independently monitor important functions. If an error occurs, the device sends a corresponding error message to the bus.In order to guarantee reliable functionality, the housing of a KNX weather station is particularly resistant and the technology is designed to be robust.What is a KNX object controller?Object controllers are room temperature controllers without direct adjustment options on the device. You determine the current room temperature with an internal or external temperature sensor and adjust it to a centrally set target temperature. KNX object controllers do not have any operating elements and are developed for use in objects. In public buildings, strangers should not be able to adjust the controller directly. The values are parameterized directly via the ETS (Engineering Tool Software). Object controllers are often cheaper than KNX room temperature controllers and are suitable for private use in corridors, basements or storage rooms.What properties does a KNX room temperature controller have?In contrast to the object controller, the temperature of the room can be individually adjusted to personal well-being with a room temperature controller. The connection to the KNX offers numerous options for responding to different heat requirements in everyday life. You can lower the temperature at night or when you are away to save energy. On the other hand, it is particularly pleasant to come into a well-tempered living room in the evening. TIP:Even one degree less room temperature saves up to six percent of energy. Combined with reasonable heating times, this value increases significantly. We currently spend around two thirds of our energy costs in Central Europe on heating rooms and water. Intelligent planning of the room temperature throughout the day can therefore save a great deal of money and resources.Are there other types of physical sensors?The offer is big. In addition to the sensors mentioned, there are numerous other variants with which you can carry out a wide variety of measurements and evaluations. These are often special and optimized for specific areas of application in trade or industry. Some examples:KNX water detectors, KNX water sensors, KNX leakage sensorsThese sensors detect water and moisture and are used, for example, to detect leaks and burst pipes. KNX humidity sensorsIn addition to the humidity, the moisture content of materials can also be determined. The classic use is, among other things, in industry, where, for example, the residual moisture content of wood or concrete has to be determined. KNX CO2 sensorsCO2 sensors measure the amount of carbon dioxide in the air. Carbon dioxide is a colorless and odorless gas and can be life-threatening in high concentrations. KNX carbon monoxide detector or smoke detectorSmoke gas detectors respond when they register the gases typically occurring in fires. A carbon monoxide alarm reacts to carbon monoxide, such as that produced when fossil fuels are burned. KNX line sensor or contact sensorLine sensors or contact sensors are used to determine the surface temperature or component temperatures. They are used in industry or support control in heating, cooling and ventilation technology. KNX current sensorsCurrent sensors can be used to measure the current in cables or lines and busbars. This measurement is usually carried out without contact using the magnetic flux density triggered by the electric currents. KNX energy sensorsEnergy sensors are interesting for private, commercial and industrial use. For example, they measure the power consumption of connected devices and systems. This is how you saveKNX combination sensors or multi-sensors can record different measured variables. You only need one device for evaluating several states.In this catalog you will also find high-quality KNX temperature sensors, KNX brightness sensors, KNX rain sensors, KNX twilight sensors, KNX fan controls, magnetic contacts, KNX multi-sensors, KNX thermo-hygrometers, evaluation units, KNX dew sensors, outdoor sensors and KNX air quality sensors.Which manufacturers of physical sensors are recommended?In our shop you can get physical sensors from the brands ABB, Berker, Busch-Jaeger, Eaton, EIBMARKT, eQ-3, Esylux, Gira, Hager, Issendorf, Jung, MDT, Merten, Peha, Schalk, Siemens, Somfy, Steinel, Theben , Thermokon, Warema and WindowMaster. These manufacturers offer high quality. The prices correspond to the respective services and scope of functions. Benefit from the top conditions in the eibabo® shop and use worldwide shipping.  Catalogue content:In this eibabo® catalogue Installation bus systems > Physical sensor for bus system you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:Air quality sensorBlind controlBrightness sensorsBuilding controlBuilding system technologyBus technologyButton interfaceContact sensorDew sensorFrost sensorHumidityHumidity sensorLeakage sensorLight sensorLight sensorsPrecipitation sensorPresence detectorRadio systemRoom temperature controllerShading controlTemperatureThermal fanThermometerVentilation unitWater sensorWeather dataWeather sensorWind sensorfrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Physical sensor:ABBBerkerBusch JaegerEatonEIBMARKTElsnerElsoEltakoEthermaGiraHagerHamaIfm ElectronicIssendorffJungLingg & JankeMaicoMDTMertenPehaSiemensSomfySteinelThebenWaremaWindowMaster
Walkway lights - With optimally placed path lights, you not only create a fantastic lighting ambience in your outdoor area, but also improve orientation in the dark and thus ensure more safety. Path lights are not only used for the basic lighting of outdoor areas, but you can also set elegant light accents with them. Find out more about the technology and possible uses of modern lights for paths, streets and paths in the following article.What types of path lights are there?The manufacturers of lamps and lights offer a huge range of different shapes. We distinguish path lights according to the following styles:Floor lamps and floor lampsThis is the classic shape of path lights. The models usually have a base in the form of a stele or column. The light element is located on it, which is usually protected from rain and snow by a small roof. The light is thus emitted in all directions below the roof, but not upwards.downlightsDownlights are like small spotlights that focus the light directly onto the path. The light cone is rather small with these lights. Used correctly, this form of path lights ensures precise accent lighting. Distribute the lights carefully and interestingly to avoid associations with a runway.bollard lightsShaped as columns or steles, bollard lights illuminate your path and the surrounding areas of the property. Depending on the design, the lights radiate 360° or only in a certain direction. Often the bulb is not visible in the bollard, so the light is emitted indirectly. Like downlights, bollards require wide spacing to avoid over-lighting and are great for wide pathways and open spaces.Image: SLV 229410 bollard lightrecessed lightsIf lights are integrated in the path itself or in an adjacent wall, this arrangement has a particularly high-quality effect. However, this does not give you flexibility and the technology has to be installed during the construction phase. Flush recessed step lights ensure a special level of safety.What criteria should be considered when selecting path lights?You should pay special attention to the design, since path lights can also be seen in daylight. This allows you to use the lights as an additional eye-catcher on your property. When making your selection, make sure that they harmonize with the style concept of your outdoor area. Our huge range will surely help you to find a stylish model.Light, height and beam angle:Brightly shining path lights are more for a reduced and spacious environment. With narrow paths and lush plantings, muted and warmly glowing variants are more pleasant. Depending on the model, path lights have a more or less high body. This is responsible for the width of the light cone and the lighting effect that emanates from your path light. You can illuminate paths with a variety of different lights. In addition to floor lamps, bollard lamps or pedestal lamps are particularly popular, as these are usually between 60 cm and 120 cm high and are already an eye-catcher due to their size. If you want to achieve an even broader lighting effect, you should think about using mast lights. The mast light exceeds the height of pedestal lights or candelabra and is almost reminiscent of street lamps. If you prefer to use path lights for orientation in the dark and less as a representative light source, then marker lights with a lower brightness could be the best option for you. These are generally close to the ground and no higher than 60 cm.Power supply:When it comes to power supply, you basically have four options: solar, battery, low voltage or mains voltage. Solar lights can be set up in no time. Simply stick these into the ground in a suitable sunny spot and wait for the sun to set. However, the light output is low and the lights are used more for orientation and less for lighting. Battery-powered models are just as flexible as the solar lights. Reliability and performance depend on the current battery charge level. Low voltage lighting comes with transformer and is more reliable. However, the installation requires the laying of underground cables. For the basic supply of electricity, a socket with mains voltage is usually required. Cables must also be laid for path lights with mains voltage supply. In principle, however, these represent a solid and durable alternative to the other variants and therefore form the most extensive product group here in the shop.TIPWhen laying cables outdoors, special attention must be paid to safety. Have this work carried out by an experienced electrician and only use suitable cables. Use waterproof gel sleeves for connections.Assembly:There are different installation options for path lights depending on the design. The assembly is partly dependent on the power supply. Solar lights and battery-powered lights are usually intended for flexible use. These can be easily stuck into the ground with a skewer or placed directly on the ground. Such lights can be removed or repositioned without tools. A permanent mounting option is the concrete foundation. Path lights with a concrete foundation are particularly robust and can easily withstand strong winds and other influences. All wired lights should be fixed as solidly as possible. This is primarily for security. It quickly happens that a person or the robotic lawnmower accidentally bumps into it. If the attachment is not sufficient, connections can quickly be damaged in these cases and open contacts can occur. You do not want to use lights with a concrete foundation, but still want a stationary and stable installation? Then you can use screw-on path lights. These models are installed on stone slabs on paths and terraces. Optical highlightsBetter built-in than free-standing: Some path lights can be recessed into the ground along the path or built into walls, posts or steps. bulbs:The majority of our range is equipped with light-emitting diodes (LEDs). LED bulbs are energy efficient and emit very little heat. LEDs consume significantly less electricity than conventional incandescent lamps or halogen lamps for the same amount of light. Their durability and service life is also many times over. In addition to high energy efficiency and a longer service life, another major advantage of LED lamps is that they produce fewer emissions, contain no lead or mercury and therefore emit fewer toxic gases and CO?. The LED bulbs of a well-designed path lighting give the night view of your path or driveway a very special charm. You will also occasionally find models with conventional light sources here in the shop.As you can see, there are many options for path lighting. Your choice depends on the environment, the technology and the complexity of the installation.Finally, two tipsIf you want to light a path, you almost always need more than one light. It can therefore be advantageous to use a set. If your preferred model is not available in a set, you are welcome to send us an inquiry. Depending on the manufacturer and the purchase quantity, graduated prices may be negotiable.Path lights with replaceable light sources can be equipped with modern LED torches. These simulate a play of flames and have a particularly romantic effect both in summer and in winterYou can get pedestal lights and path lights in the eibabo® range at reasonable prices. Well-known manufacturers of high-quality lights include Zumtobel, Trilux, Theben, Opple Lightning, Eglo, Siedle, Steinel, SLV, EVN and many others.  Catalogue content:In this eibabo® catalogue Luminaires > Luminaire bollard you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:Arc lampBelt lensBollard lightCeiling lightFootpath lampGarden spotlightGround spike lightInfrared sensor lightInground lightInterior lightLamp headLight objectMast lightMasterMasterMotion detectorMotion sensor lightMounted spotlightOrientation lightOutdoor lightOutdoor lightingOutdoor spotlightParking lightShrub lightingSpike lightStone lampStreet lightTable lampTube lampfrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Walkway lights:Albert LeuchtenBEGA GantenbrinkBrumbergEgloESYLUXEVNIDVKonstsmideLEDVANCELeipzigerMeyer + SohnOpple LightingPerformance in LightPhilips LichtRZBScharnberger+Has.SiedleSignify LampenSLVSteinelThebenTriluxTrio-LeuchtenZumtobel
Smart Home - Smart Home is a general term for automation solutions in residential buildings designed to create added value for the user by increasing the quality of living and quality of life. A wide variety of systems and installation procedures are used. Only a few of them are standardized worldwide, e.g. the KNX®, unfortunately most are stand-alone solutions. The devices used for this purpose ought to be compatible among themselves and among manufacturers in order to implement convenience functions, safety functions and energy-saving functions. Human nature is ill-equipped to process the future information overload and extreme rapidity of changes. The human body needs to slow down to be able to consciously perceive its environment and to process and store experiences. This also presents future challenges for manufacturers and service providers of smart home systems, namely to provide relieve to human beings, instead of burdening them with information and instructions. It is very difficult to keep up with the number of automation solutions in the Smart Home field, and the number of actually totally senseless applications is constantly increasing. The consumer can hardly even recognize which hardware and application is smart and which isn't, as nearly everything is advertised as being ''smart'' without actually being so. Who really needs a toothbrush that tells you whether you've brushed your upper left row of teeth long enough, an app-controlled toilet flush or a washing machine that reorders the washing detergent. Applications are only smart if they actually provide the user with practical added value. Studies have shown that most users (over 50%) would like to have a smart heating control, followed by a remote-control window/shutter/rolling shutter control and automated lighting. Of course, the future advances at a rapid speed, and today's standards may already be obsolete 10 years from now and might be replaced by disruptive technologies. The heavy automation of processes and routines, pressure towards efficiency due to globalization, along with massive digitalization in all areas of life are the heralds of a new future. Robot technology and androids will be a ubiquitous part of all our lives in less than 20 years. There are already efforts to optimize the human brain to withstand the future?s heavily increasing challenges of the digital world. Normal life and work routines as they largely exist today will change significantly. There is a substantial future in store for the smart home ? in particular the KNX smart home ? in the private domain, which is why anyone who is planning to build or is currently building a home ought to be aware of the future requirements and at least make preparations now for relevant KNX installations. In our main Smart Home catalogues at eibabo®, we carry a vast selection of products from ABB, Berker, Busch Jaeger, Eaton Moeller, EIBMARKT, ELSNER, EMU-ELEKTRONIK, ESYLUX, Issendorf, GIRA, Hager, Jung, Legrand, Lingg & Janke, MDT, Merten, Siemens, SOMFY, Steinel, THEBEN, Thermokon and Warema available for private and commercial customers at top prices with worldwide delivery.
Motion detector - What are the differences between KNX motion detectors and KNX presence detectors? And how do I know which devices are the right ones for my application? We describe what you should look out for when buying a motion detector and provide you with useful information on use and installation in the following article.How do you differentiate between KNX presence detectors and KNX motion detectors?A basic distinction is made between KNX presence detectors and KNX motion detectors in the conventional area or in home and building automation, whereby presence detectors can usually also be used as motion detectors and are therefore often the better choice.The differences and main advantages of a presence detector compared to a motion detector (simplest light measurement, interference from artificial light) are the variable usage options due to the special and permanent light measurement (daylight and/or mixed light), even during the switch-on process. The light value is measured with a special sensor, which has a spectral sensitivity similar to that of the human eye. TIP:For outdoor use, use motion detectors that have several function blocks in the sensor technology in order to control independently of the brightness and/or depending on the brightness. So the typical difference lies in the application. A KNX motion detector is used to switch on when motion is detected and the purpose of a KNX presence detector is to switch consumers on or off when no more movement is detected or a brightness limit has been exceeded in order to save energy. An exemplary application would be in a toilet. Here I would like during the day that the lighting is not activated when there is sufficient brightness. This is realized by the motion detector function. However, the fan should switch on with the presence. If the brightness is insufficient, both should of course be switched on. This function is often enabled by presence detectors that have several channels. The motion detector channel is used brightness-controlled for switching lighting and the presence detector channel for brightness-independent switching of other consumers, such as a fan.Which areas of application are typical for the respective KNX presence detectors and KNX motion detectors?The complex sensor technology in a presence detector can detect sensitive movements, which are particularly typical for office workplace applications or workplaces. A motion detector is used in small rooms, bathrooms, storage rooms, garages, corridors, stairwells or for monitoring outdoor areas.What function can KNX detectors take on?Both indoor and outdoor versions naturally have a wide range of parameters for switching or dimming lighting, moving blinds or shutters, applications for heating, air conditioning and ventilation, master/slave functions, blocking operation functions, logic functions, functions for pets (animal lane), detector operation for Alarm systems with other sensitivity modes, sneak-by protection, rear field surveillance, stairwell surveillance, constant light controls and much more.Image: Theben theLuxa P300 KNX WH outdoor motion detectorMultiple channels are often provided to control individual functions.What questions should you ask yourself before you buy?Is the installation indoors or outdoors?What should the detector react to?Which area should be monitored?What actions should the detector take?For what performance must the device be designed?What lines and cables are there or need to be re-laid?and much more Where should a KNX motion detector or KNX presence detector be installed?The detection areas and the necessary mounting heights can vary greatly and should be selected appropriately for the required application. NOTE:The higher the mounting height, the greater the range of the device, but the sensitivity decreases. If the area to be monitored is too large, it is advisable to use additional detectors to ensure complete presence detection. In any case, sources of interference must be avoided in order to ensure proper functioning of the device and to rule out false signals. This includes not only objects that obstruct the view, but also dazzling light sources or objects that can quickly change the temperature of the detection area.the right angleDepending on the model, presence detectors and motion detectors detect a specific area of the environment. The spectrum ranges from very close and targeted monitoring to 360° detection.When making your selection, also pay attention to whether a motion detector will be exposed to the weather. In these cases, choose a waterproof device and clean the sensor regularly.Why is my KNX presence detector not working properly?Proper functioning depends on various factors. Assuming that the installation has been carried out correctly, the most common malfunctions are that the detection area is not set optimally. Either the direction is wrong, the angle of detection or the distance is too small or too large, or the device itself is not suitable for the corresponding area of application.The fewer movements to be expected in the monitored area, the longer you should choose the run-on time. Because as soon as a detector detects a movement, the follow-up time is restarted again and again.Are there KNX motion detectors or KNX presence detectors with special properties?Yes, in the eibabo® technology store you can get detectors for many different applications. Depending on your requirements, you can choose, for example, from classic KNX motion detectors for outside or inside, KNX presence detectors, KNX guards, KNX passive infrared motion detectors, KNX PIR detectors, KNX presence detector interfaces, KNX detectors with high-frequency sensor technology, KNX ceiling presence detectors, KNX wall presence detectors, KNX automatic switches , KNX automatic top units, radio bus motion detectors, KNX radio solar motion detectors, KNX corridor presence detectors, KNX comfort presence detectors, KNX presence detectors with constant light control, KNX guard sensors, KNX presence detectors with DALI, KNX radio motion detectors, KNX radio guards or KNX IR presence detectors Plus. Each of these models has its own strengths and is optimized for individual applications.What is a passive infrared motion detector?Passive infrared motion detectors (PIR) detect the movement of heat-emitting objects. They are equipped with so-called pyrosensors that react to infrared light of a specific wavelength. A vehicle with its engine running radiates heat in the same way as a human body. A PIR detector detects their movement and responds with optical, electrical or acoustic alarm signals.Already knew?Infrared is particularly long-wave light that cannot be seen by the human eye, but can be perceived as heat radiation.A classic motion detector can quickly reach its limits, especially in very dark surroundings or in heavy fog. A PIR detector is a good alternative for this because it detects changes in the thermal image.What do I use a KNX detector with high-frequency sensor technology for?High-frequency sensor technology involves signals in the frequency range between several hundred megahertz and several hundred gigahertz. These signals do not require a medium to propagate in space and penetrate, among other things, wood, glass and lightweight walls.Therefore, this technology is also used in mobile communication and data transmission. A KNX detector with high-frequency sensor technology is used wherever the presence or movement of objects cannot be detected directly for reasons of personal protection or data protection. Classic application examples are public toilets or changing rooms.What is a KNX multisensor?As the name suggests, this is a presence detector with an extended range of functions. In addition to the reliable detection of people and animals, a KNX multi-sensor also determines brightness, room temperature, humidity, air quality, volatile organic compounds and the CO2 content in the air. Such a device can be used, for example, for early fire detection or for monitoring areas in which a certain air quality or a constant climate must be maintained (classrooms, laboratories, greenhouses).Who manufactures KNX presence detectors and KNX motion detectors?Here in the shop you can get detectors from the brands ABB, Berker, Busch-Jaeger, Eaton, EIBMARKT, eQ-3, Esylux, Gira, Hager, Issendorf, Jung, MDT, Merten, Peha, Siemens, Steinel and Theben at top conditions.  Catalogue content:In this eibabo® catalogue Installation bus systems > Movement sensor for bus system you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:Ceiling adapterCompact guardCorner mountCover panelDetection apertureFully automaticGear sensorHome controlIn-ceiling sensorLightingMoellerfunkMotion detectorMotion sensorNetworkingNickel metallicOutdoor areaOutdoor motion detectorParallel circuitPresence detectorPresence guardRadio systemRadio transmitterRemote controlSplash proofTemperature sensorUltrasonic sensorWall transmitterWireless solutionfrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Motion detector:ABBArcliteBerkerBusch JaegerEatonEIBMARKTESYLUXfrogblue AGGiraHagerIssendorffJungMDTMertenPehaSiemensSteinelThebenWAGO
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