What is the principle of the human body sensing night light?

Updated on Nightlight 2024-03-06
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  1. Anonymous users2024-01-23

    People come and the lights come on. People walk away and the lights go out. It is designed with infrared sensors, ICs, and lenses. For details, you can consult Liqian Industry.

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