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SAL – Mantis Sensor

April 1, 2023
SAL – Mantis Sensor
  • The SAL Mantis is a multi-function IP66, PIR sensor with selectable dusk to dawn or motion sensor control.
  • Perfect for home or strata lighting control applications.
  • The Mantis is designed with a manual override function and is available in a choice of Black or Grey.
  • Remote control can be ordered separately.

Released: November 2022

Learn more at https://www.sal.net.au/

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