Panasonic EKMB Series PIR Motion Sensors are suitable for low current consumption for battery-driven applications. Reduces current consumption (1, 2, or 6μA) with featured special circuit design technology allowing longer battery life.
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Panasonic's “Flat Square Lens” Type PIR Motion Sensors offer both a low profile and flat surface granting a flush design look with the surface of the build and are available within the EKMB and EKMC Series product line up. This new lens type creates various detection zones, an optical filter to block non-infrared light, and more!
Panasonic's "Ultra Slight Motion" Type PIR Motion Sensors are available within the EKMB and EKMC Series product line up. Featuring a new lens design option, these PIR Motion Sensors are designed to provide ultra slight motion detection. Their high signal to noise ratio ensures the prevention of false triggers.
The EKMB Series PIR Motion Sensors are available in 6µA High Sensitivity Type options and feature the following:
Underneath the lens of Panasonic’s PIR (Passive Infrared) Sensors is a special design that uses a single-chip ASIC solution and four-element array pyroelectric sensing elements. The internal circuitry is integrated both amplifier and comparator circuits contained inside a TO-5 metal can with an optical filter to allow infrared to pass through while also preventing interferences caused by electromagnetic fields, such as those generated by cell phones and wireless devices.
Thirty-nine (39) comprehensive pages on how to design in and use Panasonic PIR Motion Sensors make specifying these high technology products easier than ever. Operating principles, electrical connection, output signals, and in-depth product specification information are all available for easy reference.
Learn how to choose the right PIR Sensor for your low power or line power application requirements and lens options. Chose the right lens by detection distance, ceiling installation height, the field of view requirements, and the number of detection zones.
PIR Motion Sensors (PAPIRS)