Mini PIR Sensor Indoor, Ceiling Flush Mounted for Installation, LED suitable, Infrared Motion Sensor, Range max. 6m/360°, Programmable

The media could not be loaded. Excellent mini PIR sensor. Initially bought one for the lights in our landing but after I had it for a few days decided to get one more for our porch. Now the lights turn on when it detects motion which is very convenient when coming home at night. It works great from a short or long distance, less than e second delay.It is very small so hard to notice, it require a 16mm cut out hole for a nice and secure fit. Easy to wire also.The instructions are not super clear if you are not familiar with the wiring so here it is:Brown - permanent live; Blue - neutral & Red - switched live (going to the lights)

Fitted 2 to wardrobes work wellGood productReasonable price

I have bought and used several of these over the years. They are easy to set up and are all still working well. Only criticism would be the retaining thread on the sensor is too short so you usually need to glue them in place.

The media could not be loaded. I used two of these in my kitchen two years ago to automatically turn-on coving mood lighting when entering and turning off when the kitchen isn't occupied. They have worked faultlessly.So it was a no-brained to use one on my recent shower room reform. It is ceiling mounted, automatically turning on the ceiling lights when entering and turning them off automatically when unoccupied. Additionally it is wired to the extractor fan (a timer model). So the fan also turns on automatically with the lights, then turns off 30 minutes later.... So no switch required.Easy to install, very small unobtrusive sensor, works great.Perfect 👍My only criticism is that the wires from the unit to the sensor is very short in length.

Good product for lights in WC, Corridors etc. Easy install.

purchased for auto cupboard light under stairs .. easy connect and perfect for project t

As always there are pros and cons.The pros are;Small, easy to install and works reasonably well in terms of detection and switching the load.The cons are;The sensor head is a bit flimsy, you really need a bezel to fit it in (I 3D printed one). You need an area behind the sensor to fit the control box. I made up an extension lead but it wouldn't operate with a 5M extension (and yes, I checked the lead for continuity and polarity, still no luck). The off timer was a bit hit and miss in terms of the stated times.In short, if you can fit the sensor head about 8cms from a void behind where you install the sensor you're golden. Although I set it up on the bench and tested it for some time, the short lead meant I couldn't use it and found another solution.

Wiring diagram with the unit was worse than useless. Had to go onto u tube to find a diagram to fit the unit. Now fitted seems to be working OK.