Quick Sense QS-TS01 Dual Door Silver Finish Wardrobe Cabinet Closet Sensor User Manual
- June 14, 2024
- Quick Sense
Table of Contents
TOUCH SENSOR
(QS-TS01)
QS-TS01 Dual Door Silver Finish Wardrobe Cabinet Closet Sensor
Manual
Thank you for purchasing touchSENSOR!
The adjustable PIR motion sensor light switch is designed to be compact,
making it suitable for indoor use in various spaces. This light switch is
ideal for energy-efficient lighting options, helping you save on electricity
costs. Great detection capacity is sensed by sensor. This light switch offers
the convenience of both day and night modes. You can choose whether you want
it to activate only during the night or both day and night. The light switch
is designed for easy installation, making it accessible for both DIY
enthusiasts and professionals. It comes with clear instructions and the
necessary mounting hardware.
SPECIFICATION:
Power Sourcing: 12Vdc
Power Frequency: 50Hz – 60Hz
Rated Load: 36W
Dimming Function : YES
Detection Range: 1-2cm
Function
➢A 12V 3A (Volts at 3 Amps) power supply is often used to provide electrical
power to various devices that require that specific voltage and current
rating.
➢ Capacitive Touch Panels: These are commonly found in smartphones, tablets,
and touch-sensitive control panels.
➢ Industrial Controls: In industrial settings, touch sensors are used for
humanmachine interfaces (HMI) on control panels.
➢ Automotive Touchscreens: Touchscreens in cars provide navigation,
entertainment, and control functions.
➢ Home Automation Systems: Touch sensors can be part of home automation
systems, allowing users to control lighting, climate, and other systems with a
touch.
INSTALLATION
- Review the Manual: Before you begin, read the manual or datasheet that came with your touch sensor module. It will provide specific instructions, pin configurations, and any precautions you need to be aware of.
- Prepare Power Supply: Ensure you have a suitable 12V power supply capable of providing at least 3A of current. The voltage and current rating of the power supply should match the touch sensor’s requirements.
- Identify Pins: Identify the pins on the touch sensor module. Common pins include VCC (power supply positive), GND (ground), and OUT (output for controlling the load).
- Connect Power: Connect the VCC pin of the touch sensor module to the positive terminal of your 12V power supply. Connect the GND pin to the negative terminal of the power supply.
- Connect Load: If you’re controlling a device like an LED, relay, or motor, connect its positive terminal to the OUT pin of the touch sensor module. Connect the device’s negative terminal to the GND of the power supply.
- Power On: Turn on the power supply. The touch sensor should now be powered, and the connected load (e.g., LED) should respond according to the touch sensor’s behavior.
- Testing: Test the touch sensor’s functionality by touching the designated touch area. Depending on the sensor, this might involve a touch, swipe, or proximity gesture.
- Adjust Settings: Some touch sensors might have sensitivity or behavior adjustments. Refer to the manual to adjust these settings if needed.
- Secure Wiring: Once you’ve confirmed everything is working as expected, secure the connections and wiring to prevent accidental disconnections or short circuits.
CONNECTION-WIRE SKETCH DIAGRAM
(See the right figure)
Note: connect all wires correctly.