Indicates the maximum current (in Amperes) that the photocell can handle. It is important so that it can withstand the current of the connected lighting fixture.

Specifies the brightness level (in lux) at which the photocell activates or deactivates the lights.

At low lux values (e.g. 5-20 lux), it means that the photocell will turn on the lights very late, when it is almost completely dark.

At high lux values (e.g. 50-100 lux), it means that the photocell will turn on the lights very early, already at dusk or when the weather is simply cloudy.

With a switch that allows the lux value to be set to the desired level.

IP55

Suitable for outdoor areas with light rain. Provides limited protection against dust and withstands light rain or water splashes, ideal for verandas or under shelters.

Indicates the maximum total power (in Watts) of the lamps/lighting fixtures that can be safely connected to the photocell.

It is the network voltage (in Volts) to which the photocell must be connected in order to operate properly.