Maclean PIR motion sensor, infrared, with remote control, max. 1200w (incandescent), max. 300 W (LED), MCE241 B
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Maclean PIR motion sensor, infrared, with remote control, max. 1200w (incandescent), max. 300 W (LED), MCE241 B
Maclean PIR motion sensor, infrared, with remote control, max. 1200w (incandescent), max. 300 W (LED), MCE241 B
Maclean PIR motion sensor, infrared, with remote control, max. 1200w (incandescent), max. 300 W (LED), MCE241 B
Maclean PIR motion sensor, infrared, with remote control, max. 1200w (incandescent), max. 300 W (LED), MCE241 B
Maclean PIR motion sensor, infrared, with remote control, max. 1200w (incandescent), max. 300 W (LED), MCE241 B

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Maclean PIR motion sensor, infrared, with remote control, max. 1200w (incandescent), max. 300 W (LED), MCE241 B

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MCE241

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MACLEAN ENERGY MCE241
The product is characterized by high sensitivity using an integrated circuit. It combines automation, ease of use, security, energy saving and practical functions. The device uses infrared radiation emitted by humans as a signal to activate when someone comes within detection range. It automatically detects day and night and is easy to install and operate.
Note: 1OS short signal mode means that the voltage will turn on the device after 1 second and turn off after 9s.

REMOTE CONTROL:
- ON - power is on, after 8h it returns to AUTO mode
- OFF - the power is turned off, after 8 hours it returns to AUTO mode
- AUTO - automatic setting based on movement
- 100%/75%/50% - Adjust the detection range
- 10/50/150/2000LUX - Set the LUX sensitivity range
- EYE - automatically reads the current ambient light level and the sensor operates according to the stored LUX value, range 3-2000 LUX
- 1min-30min Set the time delay
- 1OS - short signal mode means that the voltage after 1 sec. 1OS - short signal mode means that the voltage after 1 sec. starts the device and after 9 seconds turns it off.
- TEST - Test mode
- LOCK - remote control lock and unlock buttons
- RESET - The sensor works according to the setting of the knob

- Manufacturer: Maclean
- Model: MCE241 B
- Power supply: 220-240V/AC
- Detection angle: 180°
- Power frequency: 50/60Hz
- Detection range: max. 12 m (<24°C)
- Light intensity: <3-2000LUX (adjustable)
- Time delay: Min.10sec±3sec / Max.30min±3min
- Operating temperature: -20/+40°C
- Working humidity: <93%RH
- Energy consumption: ~0.5W
- Maximum load: for incandescent bulbs 1200W / 300W for energy-saving bulbs
- Installation height: 1.8-2.5m
- Detected movement speed: 0.6-1.5m/s
- Detection range: 50/75/100% (optional)
- Color black.

- Infrared motion sensor with Maclean MCE241 remote control
- Remote control
- User Guide
- Original packaging

- Infrared motion sensor with remote control IP65, max. 1200 W (incandescent bulb), max. 300 W (LED) MCE241 Maclean Energy
- Convenient control via the included remote control
- The device distinguishes between day and night
- The user can adjust the operation of the device depending on the ambient lighting
- The device can work both day and night when it is set to the "sun" position (max.
- It can also work in environments with less than 3 LX lighting when the device is set to the "moon" position
- Regarding the regulatory model, see test pattern
- The time delay is continuously added: when a second motion signal is received while the first one is still in progress, the device counts backwards from the moment the second signal was registered.