CD-MV16
RECESSED MOUNT MICROWAVE OCCUPANCY SENSOR
The CD-MV16 is an active microwave motion detector with 360° coverage, capable of detecting slight movement through doors, glass, and thin walls. It also features built-in day/night lux level sensing.
- 30 minutes maximum time delay setting
- DIP selection for rapid and easy setup
- Can be seen through boundaries etc.
- Load capacity of up to 1200W
- Detection radius of up to 12m
- 2 year warranty
PRODUCT INFORMATION
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The CD-MV16 is an active microwave motion detector. It emits a high frequency electro-magnetic wave of 5.8GHz and receives the Doppler echo. The sensor detects the change in the Doppler echo even from the slightest movement in the detection zone. There are no blind spots. Detection is possible through doors, panes of glass and thin walls and soft furnishings. A built-in light sensor facilitates day/night lux level sensing.
3 adjustments are provided:
- Sense range
- Day/night lux level sensing
- Delay time
TECHNICAL DATA
Day Light Lux Sensing Control: 10 to 500 lux
Detection Angle: 360°
Detection Range: 2 – 20 meters
Dimensions: Cut out: 65mm | Rim: 97mm
HF System: 5.8GHz CW Radar – ISM Band
Installation Height: Up to 2.5m
Power Consumption: 0.9W
Power Frequency: 50 – 60Hz
Power Source: 220 – 240Vac
Rated Load: Fluorescent/LED: 600W | Resistive: 1200W
Time Delay: 10 seconds – 30 minutes
Transmission Power: <10mW
IP Rating: IP20
INSTALLATION GUIDE
Install the occupancy sensor within the mounting height rating to ensure full function potential. The CD-MV16 can sense through boundaries such as glass and drywalls so can be prone to false triggering by detecting occupants in an adjacent room or corridor.
Positioning and detection range setup must be taken into consideration. The microwave sensor cannot sense through metal. Ensure that there are no metal obstructions between the sensor and the detection zone. High levels of vibration may cause false triggering. Avoid placing sensors close to heavy duty motors (lift motors, aircon duct systems or heavy-duty fans) that may cause the ceiling to vibrate.
