STEINEL detetor de presença IR UP PD IR 4360-24, montagem encastrada, 360°, alcance 24 m, 2 canais, branco 086152

Ceiling-mounted passive infrared presence detector for indoor lighting and HVAC control. Detects motion in a 360° pattern with a tangential range of 24 m diameter (approx. 452 m²) and presence detection of 6 m diameter (approx. 28 m²). Two independent switching channels: one for lighting (max 2000 W resistive, 1000 W LED/fluorescent) and one for HVAC/presence (max 1 A resistive, 500 W inductive). Adjustable time delay from 30 seconds to 30 minutes or pulse, twilight threshold from 10 to 1000 lux with teach-in function. Configuration via DIP switches; optional remote control available. White (RAL 9010), IP20, for flush mounting at 2.5–3.5 m height.

Advantages

High sensitivity PIR sensor with 360° coverage. Separate lighting and presence channels allow simultaneous control of illumination and HVAC. Flexible settings via DIP switches; teach-in twilight threshold adapts to ambient light. Suitable for offices, classrooms, corridors, and conference rooms.

Suitable for

• Offices and conference rooms
• Classrooms and training rooms
• Corridors and stairwells
• Indoor areas requiring automatic lighting and HVAC control

Key specifications

• Sensor technology: Passive Infrared (PIR)
• Detection angle: 360°
• Tangential detection range: Ø 24 m (approx. 452 m²)
• Presence detection range: Ø 6 m (approx. 28 m²)
• Mounting height: 2.5–3.5 m (optimal 2.8 m)
• Power supply: 230 V AC, 50/60 Hz
• Switching channels: 2 (lighting and HVAC/presence)
• Lighting switching capacity: 2000 W resistive, 1000 W LED/fluorescent
• HVAC/presence switching capacity: 1 A resistive, 500 W inductive
• Time setting: 30 s – 30 min, pulse
• Twilight setting: 10–1000 lux, teach-in
• IP rating: IP20
• Operating temperature: -20 to +50 °C
• Colour: White (RAL 9010)
• Control: DIP switches, optional remote control

Recommendations

Install at 2.8 m height for optimal coverage. Use the teach-in function to set the twilight threshold to the actual ambient light level. For HVAC control, ensure the connected load does not exceed the specified switching capacity.