DUAL-SENSE SENSOR / TWO-IN-ONE: THE COMBINATION OF PIR AND HF SENSOR FEATURES

You are planning the sensors for an industrial project...

You don’t want a repeat of the situation where, after the project is completed, the sensors don’t detect properly, and the lights stay on.

Or worse, having to rewire and reprogramme everything.

Energy consumption in industry is important but ensuring that the installer doesn’t have to come back to change luminaires, cables, and sensors is an even more important first step.

To get different results, it’s necessary to try new solutions!

Use a DualSense technology sensor for each luminaire.

DualSense is the result of combining the features of a PIR sensor and an HF sensor... Two in one.

A technology that allows activating the motion sensors that best suit the final needs of the installation, depending on its temperature, possible machinery interference, and workers' movements.

Our Dual Sense HIM049D/BT sensor is ideal for industrial environments:

You only need to keep one product code in inventory, and it works for everything.

• You don't need to do detailed planning of the installation and lighting control.

• You don't need to have two extra control wires. Perfect for retrofit.

• You don't need to give super detailed instructions to the installer. If there is one sensor per luminaire, just power it.

• You can optimise detection once the final environment is checked.

*Detection can always be compromised at low temperatures due to condensation and other factors. In such cases, it is recommended to keep the HF sensor active.

HIM049D/BT HF+PIR Ultra HighBay | Bluetooth DALI with PSU | IP65/Batten-fit/Bolt-on mount

Explore alternative dual-sense sensor technologies, including 1-10V dimming output and non-Bluetooth versions, to enable comprehensive programming with a remote control.

Find all Hytronik Dualsense here

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If you’ve ever struggled with false triggers, inadequate coverage, or sensor placement, our Guide to Choosing Between PIR and HF Sensors is here to help.

This guide provides you with the knowledge you need to choose the best sensor for your project and avoid common pitfalls.

Download your guide here

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