Specifications

Microwave Motion Sensor MC613V D RC Version: A0
Shenzhen Merrytek Technology Co.,Ltd
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11. Factory settings
Detection area: 100%, Hold time: 8s, Stand-by Period: 0s, Stand-by dim level: 10%, Daylight Sensor: Disable
12. Application Notice
1） The sensor should be installed by a professional electrician. Please turn off the power before installing, wiring,
changing the setting of the DIP switch.
2）The sensor is installed in the plastic, the glass lampshade will reduce the sensitivity of the sensor. For every
3mm increase in thickness, the sensitivity will be reduced by 20%.
3）The sensing distance will be affected by the height of the sensor installation, the size of the object being
detected, and the speed of movement.
4）The light sensitivity threshold is in a sunny environment, no shadow, ambient light diffuse reflection conditions.
Ambient lux level could be different under different weather,climate,season or environment
5）The parameters of the sensor may need to be reconfigured in different installation environments. Please refer to
the following instructions or contact the manufacturer.
6）This sensor is for indoor use only. Outdoor use will affect the waterproof effect, and wind and rain, and moving
objects around will cause false triggering.
7）The distance between any inductive sensors should be greater than 3m.
8）When the sensor is installed in a metal luminaire, a metal reflective surface, or a narrow enclosed environment,
the microwave will be reflected multiple times and cause false triggering.please reduce the sensitivity or contact
the manufacturer for technical support.
9) Do not place the sensor close to high-density objects such as metal, glass, mixed-use walls, etc. The sensor
may be triggered by mistake.
10) Please ensure that there are no moving signals around the sensor, such as fan, DC motor, sewer pipe, air
outlet, etc., the sensor may generate false trigger.