BEG RC-plus next N 280 Black Motion Detector with 280° Detection Range and Under-Creep Zone Protection

Outdoor and indoor lighting control often fails at the edges: intruders hug walls, visitors approach from the side, and conventional sensors leave dangerous blind spots. The BEG RC-plus next N 280 motion detector eliminates those gaps with a full 280° detection angle and a dedicated under-creep zone, ensuring every movement beneath the sensor is captured. Finished in black, it blends into dark facades, soffits, and ceilings while delivering precise, energy-saving automation.

Who is it for

This detector is built for electricians, facility managers, and homeowners who need reliable, wide-area presence detection for security lighting, pathways, entrances, garages, and commercial perimeters. It suits both new installations and retrofits where a discreet black housing is preferred.

Main features

• 280° detection angle with 16 m tangential reach at 2.5 m mounting height
• Under-creep zone protection eliminates the classic blind spot directly below the sensor
• Adjustable time delay from 10 seconds to 20 minutes, plus pulse mode for staircases or HVAC triggers
• Brightness threshold from 10 to 2000 lux, with daylight and night operation
• Switches up to 2300 W resistive or 1150 VA inductive loads directly
• IP54 rated for dust and splash resistance; UV-stabilized polycarbonate housing
• Wall or ceiling mounting, ideal for heights from 2.5 m up to 4 m

Specifications

• Sensor type: Passive Infrared (PIR)
• Detection angle: 280°
• Detection range: 16 m diameter (tangential) at 2.5 m height
• Recommended mounting height: 2.5 m (up to 4 m)
• Supply voltage: 230 V AC ±10%, 50/60 Hz
• Switching capacity resistive: 2300 W / 10 A (cos φ = 1)
• Switching capacity inductive: 1150 VA / 5 A (cos φ = 0.5)
• Time setting: 10 s – 20 min, pulse
• Brightness setting: 10 – 2000 lux
• Protection class: IP54
• Operating temperature: -25 °C to +50 °C
• Colour: Black
• Housing material: UV-stabilized polycarbonate
• Mounting type: Wall, ceiling
• Application: Outdoor and indoor

Tips

For optimal coverage, mount the detector at 2.5 m height in a corner or on a flat wall, ensuring the lens faces the main approach path. Use the under-creep zone to monitor directly beneath the unit—ideal for doorways and loading docks. Adjust the lux setting to prevent false triggering from car headlights or street lamps, and select pulse mode when integrating with stairwell time switches or building automation systems.