Automatic or Manual: Lighting control using a motion sensor

The motion sensor can operate in two modes: automatic and manual. Switching between modes is done by touching the sensor located on the device.

1) In the automatic mode, also known as the "Motion Sensor" mode, the device will automatically turn on the light when motion is detected according to pre-set parameters:

• The "SENS" setting allows you to adjust the sensitivity or range of motion detection from 0.5 to 5 meters.
• The "LUX" setting determines the ambient light level from 0.6 to 2000 lux, at which the device will activate. This allows you to configure automatic activation only during low light conditions.
• The "TIME" setting specifies the time interval from 8 to 300 seconds, after which the sensor will turn off the light if no motion is detected.

You can manually activate the motion sensor by touching the sensor if needed. If no motion is detected within 120 seconds after activation, the sensor will automatically turn off.

If you manually activate the motion sensor when the ambient light is below the set brightness level (LUX), it will automatically turn off after a set period of time (TIME) and switch to automatic mode of operation.

2) In the manual mode, also known as the "Touch Switch" mode, you can use the motion sensor as a regular touch switch for the light. Simply touch the sensor to turn the light on or off as needed.

Switching between modes

By default, the device operates in automatic mode - motion sensor mode. This mode is automatically activated when the device is turned on. When the device is in automatic mode, the indicator lights up in blue.

To switch to manual mode, touch the touch button for 3 seconds until the indicator starts flashing green. In manual mode, the indicator lights up in green when the device is off, and in red when it's on.

To return from manual mode to automatic mode - motion detection mode, simply touch the touch button for 3 seconds until the indicator starts flashing blue. In automatic mode, the indicator lights up in blue when the device is off, and in red when it's on.

Features

If the device is operating in automatic mode, also known as "motion sensor" mode, you have the option to manually turn on the light.

When manually turning on the light, the switch will automatically turn off after 120 seconds once motion within the motion sensor's range ceases.

Additionally, when manually turning on the light, if the ambient light level is lower than the preset automatic threshold on the switch, the switch will automatically turn off after the set presence sensor delay time.

Specifications

• Motion detection range: from 0.5 to 5 meters.
• Wide viewing angle: 100 degrees.
• Customizable delay interval: from 8 to 300 seconds.
• Adjustable light sensor: from 0.6 to 2000 lux, enabling activation only during low light conditions.
• Operating voltage: 220 volts. Current up to 5 amperes.
• No need for a neutral wire during installation.
• Innovative design, allowing the sensor to be fitted into a round mounting box with dimensions of 60x60 mm.

Flawless Processing

Carefully cut and processed with great attention to detail to ensure a flawless assembly. The cutting and processing process is carried out using advanced technologies, ensuring precise cutting of each sensor component. The edges of the Livolo sensor are treated with high precision, providing smoothness and uniformity of the surface.

Scratch-Resistant Glass Surface

The sensor frame is made from tempered glass. This not only gives it a modern and elegant appearance but also ensures durability.

Durable

The LIVOLO motion sensor excels in standing the test of time and retains its original appearance. The tempered OptiWite glass boasts high resistance to temperature fluctuations, chemicals, and scratches, ensuring longevity and an impeccable exterior look of the switch surface over an extended period of time.

Presence Effect

Activated upon motion detection. When a person is within the sensor's detection range, the lighting is automatically turned on.

Personalized Adaptation

A customized approach allows for adjusting system parameters. The sensor's sensitivity, light intensity, and delay interval can be adjusted according to your requirements.

Automatic and Manual Modes

Two operating modes are available: manual and automatic. The automatic mode functions as a motion sensor, detecting movement and responding to it. In manual mode, the device operates as a touch switch, where activation is under your control.

Modular System

The kit includes:

• Livolo motion sensor;
• Frame;
• Screws;
• Box;

Size

The motion sensor has compact dimensions of 80*80 mm. This makes it easy to install it into standard mounting boxes without the need for additional modifications.

Motion Sensor Connection Diagram

1. Connecting a Single Motion Sensor

This is an extremely simple connection diagram that allows you to install the motion sensor without any additional efforts or specialized knowledge.

2. Parallel Connection of Two Motion Sensors

Operational Feature: The operation of the first sensor depends on the state of the second sensor. When the first sensor is activated, the second sensor stops detecting motion until the set off-delay time of the first sensor is completed.

When installing the sensors on a staircase, with the first sensor located on the first floor and the second on the second floor, the set off-delay time (TIME) on the motion sensors should be equal to the time required for ascending or descending between the floors.

3. Connecting Motion Sensors to a Contactor

Operational Feature: The system operates with complete independence between the sensors. For instance, when the first sensor is triggered due to detected motion, it does not affect the state of the second sensor - it remains active and continues to detect motion regardless of the state of the first sensor.

Lighting control from three locations

Each motion sensor is connected to an intermediate relay, the output of which is connected to the lamp. This wiring scheme allows for turning the lighting on and off from three different locations.

The scheme can be expanded with an unlimited number of motion sensors, allowing for lighting control from an infinite number of locations.