PIR Motion Sensor "PaPIRs" VZ Series

The EKMC160611 is a PIR motion sensor designed for high-density, long-distance detection. It features a digital output and low current consumption, making it suitable for various applications requiring reliable motion detection.

Product Attributes

• Product Name: PIR MOTION SENSOR "PaPIRs"
• Model Series: VZ series
• Type: High density long distance detection type
• Output: Digital output
• Lens Colors: White, Black, Pearl White

Technical Specifications

Characteristics

Safety Precautions

• Do not exceed the range of ratings, environment conditions, or other specifications.
• Use with proper fire-prevention, safety, and maintenance measures.
• Verify pin layout before connecting to prevent damage.
• Do not use disassembled or remodeled sensors.
• Consider failure modes (short-circuiting, open-circuiting, temperature rises) for safety-critical equipment.

Operating Precautions

• Detects variations in infrared rays; may not detect lack of movement or temperature change.
• Can detect heat sources other than human bodies (small animals, sunlight, strong lights, HVAC wind, humidifier vapor).
• Detection can be hindered by glass/acrylic materials or non-movement/quick movements.
• Detection area may expand with significant temperature differences.
• Sudden output outbreaks may occur; consider pulse count circuits for strict applications.
• Optimal operating temperature: Refer to maximum rated values.
• Humidity: 15-85% Rh (avoid condensation/freezing).
• Pressure: 86-106kPa.
• Avoid environments with overheating, oscillations, shocks, excessive moisture, condensation, frost, salt air, dust, or corrosive gases.
• Soldering: Max 350 for 3 seconds; hand soldering recommended.
• Mount on a printed circuit board for stability.
• Do not use liquids to wash the sensor.
• Avoid dropping the sensor.
• Sensitive to static electricity (200V).
• Use shielded cables and minimize wiring length to prevent noise.
• Inner circuit board can be destroyed by voltage surge; use surge absorption elements.
• Use a stabilized power supply; power supply noise can cause errors.
• Operating errors can be caused by various noise sources (static electricity, lightning, cell phones, etc.).
• Keep the lens clean for optimal performance.
• The lens is made of soft materials; avoid weight or impacts that could change its shape.
• Operating temperature and humidity do not guarantee durability; high temperatures/humidity accelerate deterioration.
• Do not clean with detergents or solvents like benzene or alcohol.