YiRadar
24 GHz 2T4R Multi-Target Tracking Radar Module
Cascaded 2T4R radar module for multi-target track detection and zone positioning.
Building control
Smart Lighting and Building Sensing
Build a project brief around the control response, wiring or host interface, mounting height, daylight conditions, and commissioning method.
Configuration candidates
Begin with a source-backed starting point.
Final selection requires configuration, enclosure, installation, firmware, and project-condition review.
24 GHz Compact Human Presence Radar Module
Compact module for detecting moving, micro-motion, and stationary people at short range.
24 GHz Multi-Target Tracking Radar Module
Compact radar module for multi-target tracking, distance sensing, and wide-angle coverage in smart environments.
5.8 GHz Doppler Person Trigger Radar Module
Compact 5.8 GHz CW radar module for motion-trigger applications in lighting, IoT, and smart-home equipment.
5.8 GHz Radar Module
A 5.8 GHz radar module configuration available for feasibility and engineering review before a project-specific data package is released.
High-Bay PIR and Daylight Multi-Sensor
PIR occupancy and daylight-sensing configuration for high-bay, warehouse, and factory lighting-control projects.
Surface Mounting Box for High-Bay Multi-Sensor
Surface-mounting accessory configuration for high-bay sensor integration projects.
No product matches the current filters. Contact YiRadar for a configuration review.
Useful first brief
Give engineering the context that changes the answer.
- The control action, hold logic, and manual-override expectations
- Mounting height, aiming direction, daylight exposure, and room or bay geometry
- Electrical architecture, controller interface, and commissioning ownership
- A test route for occupied, vacant, edge-zone, and background-motion conditions
Decision questions
Answers that keep an early specification honest.
These answers define the review boundary. They do not replace validation of the final module and installed system.
Why is mounting height not enough to select a building sensor?
Mounting height is only one part of the physical scene. A useful brief also describes the target zone, shelving or partitions, doors or fans, daylight conditions, background movement, enclosure position, and the control action expected after detection.
Does the sensing module determine the final lighting-control experience by itself?
No. The commissioning settings, controller logic, wiring or host interface, timer behavior, and any manual override determine the installed experience together with the sensing configuration.
What should be validated before a rollout?
Agree representative installation points and test the intended occupied and vacant conditions, zone edges, typical background motion, response timing, and the documented commissioning configuration before scaling the deployment.