Infrared PIR sensor with casambi control

Infrared PIR sensor with Casambi control SR-CS9032A-PIR-V is a detection device developed by General Electric, designed to combine presence detection, daylight harvesting, 0-10 V dimming and Casambi wireless control in a single compact component. Built in ABS material with dimensions of Ø 32 x 30 mm, it operates on 12 to 24 V DC and is compatible with the main international voltage standards: EU, AUD, USA, UK and JAP.

This sensor is the ideal solution for those looking to transform any luminaire into a smart, wirelessly controllable system with minimal integration effort. When paired with dim-to-off LED drivers at 0-10 V, it enables any lighting manufacturer to equip their fixtures with sensors and wireless control simply by connecting them to the mains. The result is significant energy savings and greater occupant comfort, in line with the most demanding building energy efficiency codes. The Casambi technology at the core of the system adopts a fully distributed mesh architecture, where the system's intelligence is replicated in each node: this eliminates any single point of failure and allows each unit to go offline and reconnect to the network autonomously, ensuring high operational continuity and reliability. The available wireless features range from grouping of luminaires to managing differentiated lighting scenes for different occasions, from colour temperature control to daylight sensor integration, all manageable through a simple and intuitive user interface from any point in the network.