[Solved] How to connect an E18-D80NK sensor LED strip to an Arduino for the kitchen?

Hello all forumers. I want to create a circuit that turns on led lights (tape) in the kitchen above the sink.I want the light to turn on automatically when approaching the sink and turn off when leaving. The sink is in the corner and there has to be light and we need to save money. I want to use a 1 channel L/H 5V 10A Arduino AVR relay and an E18-D80NK 30-80cm proximity sensor, Arduino. With the sensor you can adjust the tripping distance up to 80cm and that is quite enough.
I intend to buy all the components from Allegro.
How can it be wired together to make it work.
Maybe possibly some other simple ideas.

There are ready-made motion sensors for LED strips for around £20-30. To buy on allegro.

PIR motion detectors for led tapes on Allegro work up to a few metres, while infrared ones work on hand movement because they have a range of a few centimetres. and I need one with a range of 40cm to 80cm.

Welcome,

AndreUrsyn wrote:

Motion detectors for Allegro PIR led strips work up to several meters

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It all depends on where the sensor lens is mounted. It is possible to mount it at an angle as well as to cover part of the lens to reduce the sensor's field of operation.

Greetings.

This must only work when approaching the sink and not 10cm away from it.

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Proximity sensor data:

Current consumption: max 100mA

Supply voltage 5V

Current consumption <25mA

Measured distance : 3-80cm adjustable, angle 15st

Output type : Normally open, NPN
Maybe you only need to connect a relay at 5V connected to the plus.
When the sensor is tripped it will connect the relay to ground via the internal NPN transistor.
Do I understand this correctly? It is important not to exceed 100mA.

Is it too simple a topic and no one wants to speak up?

Make it into an opto-barrier. As someone stands at the sink it cuts the beam and you're done.
You can do this in different planes or even in several at once .

Welcome,

AndreUrsyn wrote:

This must only work when approaching the sink and not 10cm from it

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AndreUrsyn wrote:

Is this too simple a topic and no one wants to speak up?

With this kind of accuracy it will not be easy....


I have such a sensor at my place....
https://nowyelektronik.pl/index.php?id_product=40030&controller=product

Except I have lighting automation throughout the kitchen.

Greetings.

Thank you all for the information. The topic is now closed.