How to make infrared sensor motion activated lamp?

Posted by Cary on December 25 2012, 09:57am

Categories: #infrared lamp, #infrared sensor lamp, #motion activated lamp, #wireless motion detector, #rf receiver, #lamp automatic control

An infrared sensor motion activated lamp is a security and energy saving feature which can be installed into dark home, hall, corridor or staircase. The lamp works by detecting motion in the room. Within the area of detection, the motion detector will be triggered by any movement, and then send signal to the lamp. So the lamp will come on automatically. The lamp will stay on as long as motion is detected.

Here we talk how to make an infrared sensor motion activated lamp using wireless motion detector and rf receiver (S1D-DC12) with time delay function.

Receiver specification:

Model No.: S1D-DC12

Control Mode: Delay (Press -> ON; Then OFF after the delay time)

Adjustable delay time: 2~40 seconds

Coding Type: Fixed code by soldering

Operating Voltage: DC12V

Motion detector specification:

Working distance: 100 m (Open field)

Detection distance: 10m

Detection range: Fan-shaped angle 110°

Decode: Fixed code by Pins

The wiring and operation images are as follows: