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Supplier product reference · reviewed 19 October 2026

NOVA PIR sensor for LED-light control

A generic-model PIR control source with load, delay and sensing entries requiring revision-specific documentation.

Presentation prepared from supplier imagery. Confirm the offered version and supplied parts; the illustration is not dimensional or test evidence.

Published identification

Compare the exact configuration

Table model wording
Sensor; no unique revision code supplied
Supply table
12–24V
Maximum-current entry
6A; load conditions to confirm
Range / delay table
0–8m / 1–10 minutes
Dimensions table
75 × 45 × 35mm
Body sensing-angle entry
120 degrees; supplier statement

Supplier-published entries. Ratings and configuration still require current documentation.

Understand this catalogue entry

The PIR source describes a compact lighting-control module with a white sensing dome, black enclosure and green terminal block. Its table model is simply “Sensor”, which is not treated here as a unique product revision. The prepared image preserves the depicted arrangement and removes terminal labels rather than reproducing them as connection advice.

The body gives supply and output voltage wording, a maximum-current entry and adjustable delay descriptions. These do not establish the permitted load type, continuous switching conditions, sensing reliability or the required control interface for another product. The source’s wiring sequence is not adopted or reproduced as an installation procedure.

Procurement checklist

Resolve these points before comparing offers

Keep the item identity, physical version and supply scope together. Use the questions alongside the published specifications when preparing a sourcing brief.

Which complete sensor revision and load are being offered?

Ask the supplier for a unique reference, current product sheet and the intended LED-driver or lighting-load scope. Clarify the actual output type and rating conditions rather than assuming it is a universal power switch. A 6A headline value does not independently establish suitable operation with every lighting load.

What defines the timing and sensing performance?

Request documentation for delay adjustment, sensing range, angle and relevant operating conditions. Ask how the module behaves with the proposed installation geometry and environment. The 0–8m and 120-degree entries remain supplier descriptions, not independently verified coverage or a guarantee of occupancy detection.

Which mounting and connection components are supplied?

Obtain a drawing of fixing holes, enclosure, terminal access and any included accessories. Confirm housing colour and relevant product documents. This is a lighting-control research reference, not evidence of a safety-interlock function or approval; no terminal assignment, wiring, adjustment or operating procedure is provided here.

Confirm the lighting-control interface before matching loads

Keep the sensor revision, output type, load characteristics and accessory supply in the same sourcing request. A generic sensor model and current entry do not establish compatibility with another lamp or a machine safety system. No connection or adjustment instructions are supplied.

Sources and evidence limits

The official source supports a PIR lighting-control category and its published specification entries. Unique revision identity, output/load scope, sensing behaviour, environmental suitability and approvals remain unverified.

This reference is neither a quotation nor a stock, delivery or authorisation commitment. Request a current written proposal from the quoting entity. Preserve the item reference, quantity, destination and included accessories in that proposal so that changes of configuration remain visible.

Official product source

https://www.novavehicle.com/pir-sensor-for-led-lights-sensor.html

Product body and specification table reviewed on 19 October 2026. Purchasing explanations are ForkliftIQ editorial guidance. No repair, wiring or installation procedure is provided.

Product presentation based on NOVA imagery: NOVA PIR sensor for LED-light control