Microwave Motion Sensor Modules (DNS-000/C Series)

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Microwave Motion Sensor Modules (DNS-000/C Series)

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Microwave Motion Sensor Modules (DNS-000/C Series) ■Features - X-Band Microwave Motion Sensor Module(Ceiling Type) - * Used a RF the Microwave Sensor. * The up-to-date sense which uses Doppler principle. * Low cost & Low Power Consumption. * Small and Flat Profile. * Reliable Construction & High Sensitivity. ■Specification(Model No.:DNS-010C) DNS-000/C
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