PIR Motion Sensor Module

Model: IM120628009

Email to a Friend

2 Review(s) | Add Your Review

Buy 100 for $2.00 each and save 20%

Regular Price: $5.90

Special Price $2.50

Availability: In stock

Highly integrated module popularly used for entry detection, it complies with microcontroller or DC loads.

Qty:

Product Description

Details

Overview

Highly integrated module popularly used for entry detection, it complies with microcontroller or DC loads.

Specification

Input Voltage: DC 4.5-20V
Static current: 50uA
Output signal: 0,3V or 5V (Output high when motion detected)
Sentry Angle: 110 degree
Sentry Distance: max 7 m
Shunt for setting overide trigger: H - Yes, L - No

Documents

Please visit our wiki page for more info about this product. It will be appreciated if you can help us improve the documents by correcting the errors, adding more demo codes or tutorials.

Technical support

For technical support, please open a ticket on Itead Support System.

Additional Information

Discontinued	No
Link Wiki	No
EWeLink Support	No
Module Type	Sensor
Weight	15 g
Model	IM120628009
Board Size	NULL
Version	1.0
Operation Level	Digital 5V

Reviews

Customer Reviews

Good module Review by Sam: The specifications state that it needs 4.5V, however, I was able to use it on the Gboard (3.3V), with the trigger output being 2.7V. That's sufficient for the Gboard the detect it as HIGH.

Not sure about the sensitivity pot though, could be as Bill says: the second pot might be some kind of "hold-off". Having the schematic here would be nice. (Posted on 2/26/2014)
Two pots use and IC info Review by Bill: Just to help out other user :
The unit is fitted with 2 pots that set Output pulse time, and delay before rt-triggering is possible.
IC data sheet can be found at : http://www.e-ele.net/DataSheet/BISS0001.pdf

The jumper sets the output mode. In non-retrigger mode the module will output only one pulse then retrigger after a timeout set on the pot. In retrigger mode any additional movement will hold the output high for the Output pulse time and extend it on every trigger without the output having to go low first.
(Posted on 10/22/2013)