311P Ceiling PIR Detector (IP55). Available only as spare parts, not for new cases. Alternative products 320 and 320P. (Discontinued)

311P Ceiling PIR Detector (IP55). Available only as spare parts, not for new cases. Alternative products 320 and 320P. (Discontinued)

The 311P Ceiling PIR Detector is an IP55 certified version of the 311 Ceiling PIR Detector, a compact unit that provides energy-saving functions in a DALI system. It contains a Passive infrared detector (PIR) and an Infrared receiver. As a presence detector, the unit can turn the lights on when a room is occupied, and off when the room is unoccupied.

  • Identification and status LED
  • Infrared Sensor

Specifications

Lighting Control Solution

Imagine

Lighting Control Protocol

DALI lighting control

Device Mounting Method


Independent
Ceiling

Colour

White

Detection

Detection diameter (m)

7

Sensing technology

PIR motion sensor

Nominal mounting height (m)

2.8

Operation

DALI current consumption (mA)

15

IP Rating

IP55

IR receiver for remote control

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