Pack of 20 P02 radar modules – 3.9 GHz low-power 5–12V microwave sensor for smart LED bulbs
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Description
General Description
The P02 radar module is a smart microwave sensor specifically designed for LED bulbs, luminaires, and automatic lighting systems. Using a frequency of 3.9 GHz, it detects short-range movement with high accuracy and ultra-low power consumption (only 2 mA). Compact and reliable, this module allows for automatic lighting activation based on presence, while reducing energy consumption. Ideal for ceiling lights, hallways, parking lots, or home automation systems.
Technical Specifications
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Model: P02
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Type: Microwave radar module
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Operating Frequency: 3.9 GHz
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Supply Voltage: 5–12 V DC
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Operating Current: 2 mA
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Communication Interface: IIC
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Detection Range: Short distance (ideal for light bulbs)
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Detection Angle: 360°
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Installation Type: Recessed mounting
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Packaging: Pack of 20 parts
Compatibility and Accessories
Compatible with:
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Radar LED bulbs, ceiling lights, and wall lamps
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Automatic lighting modules and home automation systems
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Industrial and residential applications requiring intelligent triggering. No accessories required—direct integration into the lamp's power supply circuit.
Usage
Connect the P02 radar module to your lighting circuit (5–12 V DC) to activate automatic motion detection. Thanks to its microwave technology, it effectively detects movement through various non-metallic materials, providing a reliable and discreet solution to optimize the energy efficiency of your lighting systems.
Features
- BrandTEHTUY
- ColourBlack
- Power sourceCorded
- Detection angle360 °
- Height1 cm
- Width1 cm
- Length1 cm
- MaterialLeather
- ManoMano ReferenceME98907133
- MMID889916887194
- Product codemano-HWLX-08045
- EAN6282768353350










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