Closet PIR Sensor Detector Smart Switch (1 piece) — automatic infrared motion switch for LED lighting, compatible with 110V–220V AC Why you need it Hands convenience: Automatically turns LED lights on when motion is detected and off when the area is vacant—no fumbling for switches in small, dark spaces. Energy saving: Prevents lights from being left on accidentally, reducing energy use in closets, cabinets and other shortuse areas. Safe and reliable: Passive infrared (PIR) detection senses human movement to trigger lighting only when needed. Key features and attributes Functionality: Infrared PIR motion detection with automatic on/off switching for LED lighting. Compatibility: Works with standard mains voltage ranges (110V–220V AC), suitable for a wide range of household and commercial electrical systems. Quantity: Single unit (1Pcs). Application type: Designed as a smart switch/detector for closet and smallspace lighting control. Performance: Triggered by body movement for immediate illumination; designed for frequent on/off cycles typical of closet and cabinet use. Practical use cases Closet or wardrobe lighting: Install to automatically light a closet when the door opens or when you reach inside, improving visibility for selecting clothes and accessories. Undercabinet or pantry: Use inside kitchen pantries, utility cabinets, or small storage rooms to get instant light without searching for a switch. Hallway, staircase or entryway supplement: Add to shortusage areas where brief hands lighting improves safety and convenience. What to expect in everyday use Immediate activation when motion is detected nearby; lights turn off automatically after inactivity to save energy. Simple addition to existing LED fixtures where an automatic motion switch is preferred. Compact singlepiece detector for discrete installation in small spaces. Contents 1 x Closet PIR Sensor Detector Smart Switch (110V–220V, LED PIR infrared motion detection) Note Designed for use with LED lighting and standard AC mains voltages (110V–220V). Follow local electrical codes and consider professional installation if you are not familiar with wiring or light fixture modifications.