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A New Choice for Non-Intrusive Smart Control: Infrared Sensor Smart Socket Delivers “On with Presence, Off with Absence”

Integrates PIR Motion Detection, Delay, and Light Control – A Low-Cost Automation Solution for Temporary Power Needs
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Against the backdrop of growing demand for smart homes and energy-saving retrofits, a new automation device that combines safety, convenience, and affordability – the Infrared Sensor Smart Socket – has been officially released. Without altering existing wiring, this plug-and-play device uses a high-sensitivity passive infrared (PIR) sensor to achieve automatic power-on upon motion detection and delayed power-off after absence. It also supports ambient light detection to disable daytime triggering, delivering a truly hands-free, on-demand power experience.

Key Features:

• PIR Motion Detection Trigger – Automatically activates power output when human motion is detected within range.
• Automatic Power-Off + Delay Function – Shuts off power after a preset delay when no motion is detected, preventing idle energy waste.
• Optional Light Control – Supports day/night mode selection to avoid invalid triggers in well-lit conditions.
• Non-Intrusive Design – No rewiring or gateway required; replaces a standard socket directly.

Typical Use Cases:

Children’s or elderly rooms – Reduces manual operation, improves safety and convenience.

Hallways, staircases, entryways – Automatic lighting for brief passage, then power off.

Storage rooms, basements, garages – Prevents lights or devices from being left on.

Temporary power scenarios – Fans, night lights, exhaust fans, humidifiers, etc.
“We want ‘power only where people are present’ to become a default rule,” said the product lead. “This socket is not a replacement for full-home smart systems, but a zero-learning, zero-maintenance solution for scenarios involving temporary power use or frequently forgotten shutoffs.”

The product is now available on the official website, suitable for homes, apartments, offices, and public auxiliary spaces.