Comet Pir

Key Features of Comet PIR:

1. Passive Infrared Detection:
   • The Comet PIR sensor detects motion based on infrared radiation emitted by objects, typically human body heat. It does not emit any radiation itself, making it a passive sensor.
2. Wide Detection Range:
   • It typically has a wide detection range, which can cover up to 12 meters (or more, depending on the model) in a specific detection area. The sensor detects motion within this range and activates the alarm system or other devices accordingly.
3. High Sensitivity:
   • The high sensitivity of the sensor allows it to detect even subtle movements, providing excellent coverage in monitored areas, such as entryways, hallways, or open spaces.
4. Low False Alarm Rate:
   • The Comet PIR sensor often includes technologies or features that reduce the likelihood of false alarms, such as pet immunity and temperature compensation. These features ensure that the sensor only detects relevant motion (e.g., human movement) and minimizes triggering from pets or environmental changes.
5. Easy Installation:
   • These sensors are generally designed to be easy to install, often in corner-mounted or wall-mounted positions. The sensor’s design allows for flexible positioning to ensure optimal detection coverage.
6. Low Power Consumption:
   • PIR sensors, including the Comet PIR, are known for their low power consumption, making them ideal for battery-operated systems and systems where energy efficiency is a priority.
7. Integrated Temperature Compensation:
   • Some models of the Comet PIR sensor may include temperature compensation to adjust for environmental temperature changes, enhancing accuracy and reducing the likelihood of false alarms caused by temperature fluctuations.
8. Wide Operating Temperature Range:
   • Comet PIR sensors often feature a broad operating temperature range, making them suitable for use in both indoor and outdoor environments, with protection against extreme temperatures.