Long Range PIR Sensors

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EKMB1103111 (12M) Panasonic PIR Motion Sensor 1uA Digital White Lens
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Long Range PIR (Passive Infrared) Sensors are devices designed to detect movement or changes in infrared radiation from objects (typically people or animals) within a certain distance. These sensors are commonly used in security systems, lighting control, and automation projects.

Here’s how they work:

• Infrared Detection: PIR sensors detect infrared radiation emitted by warm objects, such as the human body. When someone enters the sensor's field of view, the infrared energy changes, triggering the sensor.
• Long Range Capability: Standard PIR sensors typically have a range of a few meters, but long-range PIR sensors are designed to detect movement over much greater distances, often ranging from 20 to 100 meters or more, depending on the specific model and application.

Applications:

• Security Systems: Long-range PIR sensors are used to monitor large areas, such as the perimeter of a property, providing early detection of intruders.
• Outdoor Lighting: These sensors can activate lights when movement is detected at a distance, enhancing safety and security.
• Industrial Automation: They can be used in large spaces like warehouses or factories to detect movement or occupancy and trigger certain actions, such as turning on equipment or starting a process.
• Features: Long-range PIR sensors often include adjustable sensitivity, multiple detection zones, and weatherproofing for outdoor use.