Industry News
- 2024-07-03
New Advanced Smart Infrared Sensor PD-PIR330 Launched
The advanced smart infrared sensor PD-PIR330 has been officially launched, offering a new level of intelligent sensing by combining automation, convenience, safety, energy-saving, and practicality.
- 2024-06-27
PDLUX’S Combustible Gas Detector: Enhancing Home Safety---PD-GSV8
The PD-GSV8 is a compact gas detector designed for home use, continuously monitoring indoor gas leak concentrations. When gas levels reach the preset threshold, the alarm emits audible and visual signals, alerting users to take necessary actions to prevent poisoning, explosions, and fires.
- 2024-06-19
Great Value Promotion! Digital High-Frequency Microwave Sensor PD-WB2
To enable more users to experience our cutting-edge technology, our star product — the PD-WB2 Digital High-Frequency Microwave Sensor — is now on promotion at an unprecedented price. This is an opportunity not to be missed!
- 2024-06-13
PD-PIR2A Infrared Sensor LED Lamp - Your Smart and Energy-Efficient Choice
We are excited to introduce a new energy-saving product—the PD-PIR2A Infrared Sensor LED Lamp. This lamp uses advanced infrared energy sensing technology, combined with IC and SMD technology, ensuring stable and reliable performance. Whether for home or commercial use, this lamp provides an efficient and intelligent lighting experience.
- 2024-06-05
New Choice for Intelligent Lighting: PD-PIR114 Infrared Sensor Lamp
Are you tired of constantly turning the lights on and off? Do you want to have a smart lighting device that automatically senses ambient light and human activity? The PD-PIR114 infrared sensor lamp is a tailor-made solution for you.
- 2024-05-28
Efficient Mobile Detection in Hidden Corners---PD-V6-LL
PDLux introduces the new PD-V6-LL microwave probe. Designed for hidden corners, this high frequency microwave sensor uses a high frequency coaxial line and a matching transceiver with a diameter of only 4.5 mm. The microwave transceiver can be flexibly installed in areas that cannot be covered by conventional probes to effectively detect moving objects and human activity.









