Control & Sensing
Smart Sensor Lighting for Cabinets & Showcases
Choose the switching logic around how the cabinet is actually used — not the other way round. Sensing method, trigger logic and installation position are reviewed together before a model is confirmed.
Door Contact / Mechanical Switch
Activates instantly as a cabinet or wardrobe door opens. Preferred for display cabinets and cupboards where illumination must be immediate, with no gesture or delay.
Typical use: Wardrobes, closets, display cupboards
PIR Human Motion Sensor
Detects body movement within the detection cone and switches the run on automatically. Suited to walk-in wardrobes, storage rooms and larger cabinet bays.
Typical use: Walk-in wardrobes, storage runs
Hand-Wave & Proximity Sensor
A short gesture controls the light without touching the fixture — practical in kitchens and under-cabinet worktops where hands may not be free or clean.
Typical use: Kitchens, worktops, under-cabinet runs
Touch & Dimming Control
Tactile switching with stepped or continuous dimming, so the same fixture can serve as both work light and ambient light in the evening.
Typical use: Feature lighting, hotel and residential joinery
Sensing is confirmed with a physical sample
Detection range, hold time and sensitivity behave differently in real joinery than on a datasheet. Where sensing matters to the project, we confirm it on a working sample before volume production. Specific performance figures are quoted per model.
Describe the cabinet and how it is used
Tell us the opening method, the cavity size and the quantity per model, and we will propose the sensing arrangement and the matching driver.
Discuss a Sensing Requirement