Remote Controller with Screen for PIR & Microwave Sensor (RC100/RC200)
Remote Controller with Screen for PIR & Microwave Sensor (RC100/RC200)
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Descriere
Why choose the RC100/RC200 Remote Controller
Commissioning occupancy sensors on a large installation — a warehouse, car park or open-plan office — typically means repeated trips up a ladder to nudge tiny switches. The RC100/RC200 eliminates that entirely. Parameters are read from the sensor, adjusted on the screen and written back wirelessly, so a single technician can configure an entire floor quickly and consistently, with no risk of misreading an unlabelled DIP position.
- On-screen clarity: A built-in display shows the current sensor settings in readable text, removing ambiguity during commissioning and fault-finding.
- Wireless adjustment: Sensitivity, hold time, lux threshold and mode are all set remotely, so sensors mounted at height need not be touched after initial wiring.
- Consistent results: Saving and replicating a configuration across multiple sensors on the same project ensures uniform behaviour throughout the installation.
- Compatibility: Designed to work with the range of PIR and microwave sensors supplied by Clightstore, making it a natural addition to any sensor-based lighting project.
Where to use it
The RC100/RC200 is most valuable on projects where sensors are mounted at 4 metres or above — logistics halls, sports halls, underground car parks, stairwells and covered walkways. It is equally useful in open-plan offices where fine-tuning lux thresholds and hold times after occupancy patterns are observed saves repeated physical access to ceiling-mounted units.
What the specifications mean in practice
- On-screen display: Current and target parameter values are visible at a glance, reducing commissioning errors on multi-sensor sites.
- Wireless programming: The controller communicates with the sensor without physical contact, allowing adjustment from floor level even when the sensor is ceiling-mounted.
- Hold time adjustment: Setting the delay before lights switch off after the last detected movement prevents nuisance switching in areas with intermittent occupancy.
- Lux threshold setting: Daylight harvesting behaviour is tuned on site to match actual ambient light levels rather than relying on factory defaults.
- PIR and microwave compatibility: A single controller handles both detection technologies, so one tool covers the full range of sensor types on a mixed installation.
Installation and compatibility
The RC100/RC200 requires no additional wiring and is used during commissioning or maintenance visits. Point it at the sensor, read the existing configuration, make adjustments on screen and confirm. It is compatible with the PIR and microwave sensors in the Clightstore range. Contact Clightstore for a free DIALux light study to determine optimal sensor placement and spacing before installation begins.
Frequently asked questions
Which sensors is the RC100/RC200 compatible with?
It is designed for the PIR and microwave occupancy sensors supplied by Clightstore. Check the sensor product page or contact Clightstore to confirm compatibility with a specific model before ordering.
Can settings be copied from one sensor to another?
Yes. Once a configuration is established on the first sensor, the same parameters can be written to additional sensors of the same type, ensuring consistent behaviour across the installation without re-entering values each time.
Is the RC100/RC200 needed for every installation, or only for complex projects?
It is optional but strongly recommended wherever sensors are mounted above comfortable reach, or where multiple sensors must be set identically. For single low-mounted sensors, DIP-switch adjustment may suffice.