Sensor Series
Within the complete SuperLightingLED™ LED control ecosystem, the Skydance Sensor Series is designed specifically for sensor-based lighting control. By integrating infrared, motion, hand-wave, touch, door, and microwave sensing technologies, these LED controllers and units add hands-free convenience, energy efficiency, and enhanced safety to LED strip lighting in cabinets, ceilings, closets, stairs, and architectural spaces.
How to Choose the Right Sensor Controller for Your LED Strip Lighting?
SuperLightingLED™ offers two flexible ways to add sensor-based control to your LED strip lighting system, allowing you to choose the solution that best fits your project needs.
Option 1: Integrated Sensor Dimmers & Controllers
This type of LED dimmers and controllers features built-in sensing functions such as PIR motion, hand-wave, touch or door detection. Ideal for compact installations where simplicity and quick setup are priorities, such as under-cabinet or closet lighting.
Option 2: Controllers with External Sensor Units
For more customized or advanced LED strip applications, SuperLightingLED™ also offers controllers that support external sensor heads. This approach allows you to place sensors separately from the controller, providing greater flexibility in detection range, mounting position, and application scenarios.
Shop By LED Strip Sensor Control Type
Sensor Dimmer
Dimmable Occupancy Sensor is led detecting lighting control device that combines switching and dimming functions. Occupancy sensor dimmer automatically turns LED lights on and off and adjusts the brightness level based on compatible sensor types in the form of motion detection, hand swipe, touch, or door opening and closing.
You can adjust the light level and color temperature as needed to enhance lighting comfort with a 0%-100% adjustable brightness range. The light can stay on for up to 180 seconds or even 600 seconds after the sensor is triggered. After the human body leaves the room, the light turns off directly or maintains a low level of illumination when necessary. For rooms with plenty of daylight, the included daylight sensor can prevent the lights from being triggered during the day.
Dimming occupancy sensor supported modes:
• Lights always on
• Lights off
• Auto-sensing: lights come on only when sensed, then go off or stay low
Passive infrared PIR sensitivity up to 2-5 meters (6.56-16.4ft), 3-6 meters (9.84-19.7ft), or 4-7 meters (13ft-23ft)
Sensor Switch
Occupancy Sensor Switch is energy efficient, flexible, and requires no manual operation compared to traditional light switches, the built-in sensor allows LED lights to be turned on and off automatically through passive infrared action, microwave signals, hand gestures, door opening and closing, and other operations.
Using passive infrared sensor helps save energy when the room doesn't need to be illuminated all the time, for example, when you walk into the office, the lights are on, and when you walk out, the lights automatically turn off. By installing occupancy sensor light switch in ceiling or wall locations, the detector can correctly detect your presence and react quickly to the lights.
Multiple passive infrared motion sensors can be linked, and when one is triggered it will automatically synchronize to the other sensors in the area, while causing the lights to turn on throughout this area.
Microwave sensor with high sensitivity and accuracy, suitable for commercial workspaces
Supports both low voltage and line voltage operation
Supports 0-10v and PWM lighting systems and dimming
Sensor Remote Control
Compared with the traditional “people come to light up, people go to light out” occupancy sensors, smart occupancy sensors are compatible with a variety of wireless communication protocols such as Tuya Wi-Fi, RF remote control, and Zigbee control. Users can remotely control the smart occupancy sensor lighting system and easily add it to your existing systems as needed.
LED Cabinet Lighting Control Series
Use these products to help you build perfect cabinet lighting to illuminate the interior of cabinets, above the cabinets, or under the cabinets.
A LED cabinet lighting system requires the use of a variety of products, including LED light strips, LED drivers, aluminum channels and diffuser covers, and control devices such as dimmers or sensors. By carefully selecting and combining these components, you can create a custom lighting solution that meets your specific needs.
What Is a Sensor Lighting System?
A sensor lighting system is an intelligent lighting solution that automatically controls LED lights based on human presence, movement, gestures, or environmental changes.
Unlike traditional wall switches, sensor-controlled strip lighting responds instantly to real-world interaction, offering benefits such as reduced energy consumption, improved daily convenience, enhanced safety in low-light environments.
Sensor lighting is especially effective in spaces where hands-free operation or automatic control is preferred.
Types of Sensor Controls in the Skydance Sensor Series
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Infrared Motion Sensors (PIR)
Detect human infrared radiation and activate lighting when movement is sensed.
Ideal for cabinets, closets, and walk-through areas.
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Motion Tracking Sensors
Trigger lighting based on movement patterns or direction, providing responsive illumination for dynamic spaces such as hallways or staircases.
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Hand-Wave & Gesture Sensors
Allow users to turn lights on or off with a simple hand motion.
Perfect for kitchens and workspaces where touch-free control is essential.
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Door Sensors
Automatically switch lighting on or off when doors or cabinet panels open or close.
Commonly used in wardrobes, display cabinets, and storage units.
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Microwave Sensors
Use high-frequency signals to detect motion through non-metallic materials, offering higher sensitivity and wider detection coverage.
Typical Applications of Sensor Lighting
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Cabinet and closet lighting for automatic illumination when doors open
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Ceiling and corridor lighting for hands-free navigation
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Night lighting that gently turns on in dark environments
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Security and safety lighting in stairways, hallways, and entrances
By responding to motion or presence, sensor lighting improves visibility while avoiding unnecessary power usage.
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