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Lighting That Responds When the Driveway Beam Is Crossed
The Light Symphony Driveway Beam Sensor with Repeater, model LS30820DBS, introduces a defined trigger point to a garden lighting system. When someone or something interrupts the beam between its sensor heads, the unit sends a wireless command to compatible Light Symphony lighting controllers.
That makes it useful for an entrance or approach where you want lighting to respond to arrival. The trigger is tied to crossing the beam, rather than simply being somewhere within a broad motion detection area.
A Beam Sensor and Signal Repeater in One System
The opposing sensor heads are positioned facing one another. The manufacturer's datasheet lists an optical span of 2 to 12 metres. This beam distance is separate from the much longer wireless communication range between system components.
The repeater function relays compatible wireless commands to help extend coverage. The pictured enclosure and sensor close-up show different parts of the arrangement; the enclosure alone is not the beam detector.
How the Timed Lighting Works
The adjustable on-time runs from 1 to 15 minutes, and a dusk setting helps avoid unnecessary daytime lighting triggers. The system is designed to respect lights already switched on manually rather than turning them off when the sensor period ends.
Compatible lighting controllers still operate the lamps. The sensor system and its wiring require installation, while the trigger command is transmitted wirelessly to the lighting system.
Correct alignment and secure mounting are essential. A broken beam may be caused by more than a visitor, so do not assume the sensor is immune to animals, vegetation or accidental obstruction.
Where It Works Best
A beam sensor suits a defined crossing point, such as the entrance to a driveway or a path. Position the heads around the route you want to detect and allow for gates, planting and normal movement around the property.
If the aim is to detect movement across a wider area without two opposing heads, consider the Light Symphony PIR Motion Sensor. If you already have an electric gate trigger to use, the Gate Interface is a different option.
Plan the Trigger and Radio Coverage Together
The sensor heads must have a clear beam path, while the transmitter also needs reliable communication with the lighting controllers. These are two separate checks.
Light Symphony lists up to 1,000 metres of wireless range in clear line of sight. Buildings and obstacles reduce that figure, so commission the system under the conditions in which it will actually operate.
Good to Know
- Manufacturer-listed sensor head spacing: 2 to 12 metres.
- Adjustable lighting on-time of 1 to 15 minutes.
- Includes wireless repeater functionality and dusk adjustment.
- Keep the beam aligned and free from obstruction.
- Moonlight Design recommends installation by a registered NICEIC electrician.
- One year warranty.
- For change of mind returns, see our returns policy before installation. Separate terms apply to trade orders.
Questions People Ask
Is the 1,000 metre range the distance between the beam heads?
No. The beam span is listed at 2 to 12 metres. The longer figure refers to wireless communication in clear line of sight conditions.
Does the driveway sensor power the lights itself?
No. It sends a trigger to compatible Light Symphony lighting controllers, and those controllers operate the connected lighting circuits.
Can animals or plants trigger the beam?
Yes. Anything that interrupts the beam can affect detection, so positioning and keeping vegetation clear both matter.
How is it different from the gate interface?
The driveway sensor has its own beam detection. The gate interface does not detect by itself; it uses a suitable trigger from gate equipment or another external sensor.
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*Collingwood orders under £150 incur a delivery fee of £9.95 inc. VAT.
*Any order under £49 incurs a delivery fee of £9.95.

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