MS16A - Motion Sensor 310 MHz (USA))

Dimensions: Length 28, Width 68, Height 70 mm

Note that the MS14A has a built-in photocell that detects when it is dark. The user can select to use the photocell to only turn lights on when it is dark. In this condition the MS14A does not transmit RF during daylight. Alternatively, the user may choose not to use the photocell and the MS14A will transmit day and night that there is someone there. In addition, the MS14A sends signals when it detects dusk and dawn so it can turn a light on when it gets dark and turn it off when it gets light (in addition to turning lights on when it detects motion if it is dark)

The MS14A sends wireless radio frequency (RF) signals to a transceiver TM751 or RR501 (not supplied). The receiver then passes the signals onto your house wiring to turn on lights or appliances around the home. The MS14A can also send signals to turn off a light at a designated time. The user can also set the MS14A to turn off a 1,2,4,8,16,32,64 and 128 minutes later as long as no motion has been detected.

So it not only the little room or the front door that you may wish to control with an occupancy sensor! In addition, every time you turn off the light or a heater for example, you will be saving money as well.

Imagine not having to search for a light switch in the dark. The MS14A can turn on the lights when someone enters the room. With the CM12 ActiveHome Computer Interface you can set up macros to run when the MS14A senses occupancy or not. With the CM12 time delay you can have sequenced lighting. (requires TM751 or RR501)

• MS16A - Motion Sensor 310 MHz (USA)

  This unit requires a TM751 or an RR501 (not supplied) to operate. Key features Variable delay Save energy by turning off lights when there is no-one in the room. Have lighting without wall switches. Activate lighting sequences. Protect your home by having early warning of visitors. Imagine not having to tell the kids to turn the lights off when they are not in the room. With the MS14A sensor it can be done automatically. (requires additional X10 modules)