Where should Wall Mounted Motion Sensors be installed?
Wall Mount Motion Sensors are commonly installed in areas such as:
Entryways and near doors
Hallways and staircases (for automatic pathway lighting)
Outdoor areas like porches, driveways, or backyards
Darker “blind spots” where extra visibility improves safety
Wall-mounted sensors are a popular choice when ceiling mounting isn’t practical, or when you want motion detection directed toward a specific zone.
Can Wall Mounted Motion Sensors be used outdoors?
Some Wall-Mounted Motion Sensors are designed for outdoor use, but it’s important to check the product specifications first. Outdoor-rated sensors are sealed to protect internal electronics from moisture and weather exposure.
When choosing an outdoor sensor, IP rating is a key factor — a higher IP rating generally indicates better protection for external installations.
What type of Wall Mount Motion Sensor is most common?
PIR (Passive Infrared) sensors are one of the most commonly used wall-mounted motion sensor types.They’re widely used for residential and commercial lighting because they’re reliable, cost-effective, and generally energy efficient.