Steinel Infrared Sensor IS 130-2, Anthracite. Suitable for outdoor and indoor use. 130° detection angle and a range of up to 12 meters. Adjustable time and twilight threshold from 8 seconds to 35 minutes. Sensor can be tilted horizontally by 50° and vertically by 90°. Equipped with anti-creep protection. Additional switching capacity of 600 W. Relevant movements are detected using a PIR sensor. The sensor with PIR technology - PIR stands for passive infrared - responds to minimal local temperature changes, which it perceives as infrared light with a specific wavelength. This allows it to register people, vehicles, and animals entering the detection area while ignoring swirling leaves or moving branches. It also does not consider fluctuations in general temperature, such as from sunlight. In this way, the motion detector avoids false triggers and ensures reliable detection of relevant objects. Steinel - the specialist in sensor technology, sensor lighting, and thermal tools. The company Steinel was founded in 1959 by Heinrich Wolfgang Steinel in Rheda-Wiedenbrück. In 2004, Ingo Steinel joined the management and has been leading the company since then. The ideas behind Steinel's innovations are based on a simple principle: to think beyond boundaries and to question the obvious. The company is committed to openness and unrestricted thinking, developing products that are not only forward-looking but also in the interest of people and the environment. Steinel has registered more than 300 patents, utility models, and design patents for its inventions. Innovative and intelligent products of world renown are created in its own development centers in Germany, the Czech Republic, and Switzerland. Production takes place in the company's own facilities in Germany, Switzerland, Romania, and Moldova.