Our cabinet sensor switches are engineered for reliable door-open/door-close activation in real furniture conditions. With optimized sensing distance and consistent response, they help reduce mis-triggering caused by small door gaps, alignment changes, or daily vibration—so cabinet lights turn on only when intended and stay dependable over time.
We offer both wireless sensor switch senders and wired LED sensor switches, covering retrofit projects and mass-production furniture lighting kits. Choose wireless when you want minimal wiring and fast installation, or wired models when you need maximum stability, simple integration with LED drivers, and consistent performance in large-volume builds.
We support OEM/ODM customization to match your cabinet system design and purchasing requirements. Options can include housing form factor, mounting method (embedded or surface), connector and cable configuration, labeling, packaging, and documentation. This helps you standardize parts across product lines and shorten your development cycle.
Each model is offered with clear specifications such as voltage, sensing distance, load rating, and installation dimensions to speed up engineering review and sourcing decisions. Share your application, target quantity, and delivery schedule—we respond quickly with a recommended model, pricing for bulk orders, and lead time details.
We provide OEM/ODM customization for cabinet sensor switches to fit your lighting system and furniture design. Options include housing size and color, mounting accessories, sensing distance tuning (model-dependent), connector and cable length, logo labeling, packaging, and user manuals. Share your drawings or samples to confirm feasibility, MOQ, and lead time.
Confirm door structure and mounting position.
Install the sensor switch (embedded or surface-mounted).
For wired models, connect to LED driver/LED strip according to your wiring diagram.
Test sensing distance and triggering stability under actual cabinet conditions.
Start with how the cabinet light should respond: to a door opening, a hand movement, direct touch or human motion. Then select the model, mounting method and control system that fit the furniture.
| Control Type | Lighting Response | Suitable Furniture | Related Models |
|---|---|---|---|
| Door Sensor | Door-position control for lighting that turns on when the door opens and off when it closes. Confirm the required logic for cabinets with two doors. | Enclosed wardrobes, storage cabinets, wine cabinets and drawers with a suitable detection position. | Wired: S1602.1S / S1602.2S Wireless sender: S1312SE |
| Hand-Wave Sensor | Switching through a hand movement near the sensing face. Place the sensor where the user can reach its detection area comfortably. | Kitchen task lighting, work surfaces and open shelving where touch-free operation is useful. | Wired: S1603.1S / S1603.2S |
| Touch Sensor | Direct touch operation. Select a dimming-specific model when brightness adjustment is required. | Display shelves, bedside furniture and cabinets with an accessible touch position. | Wired: S1604.1S / S1604.2S Wireless senders: S1314SE or S1015AS |
| PIR Motion Sensor | Lighting activated by human movement in the detection area. Confirm coverage and the required switch-off behavior. | Walk-in wardrobes, open closets and furniture areas accessed by people. | Wired: S1606.1S / S1606.2S Wireless sender: S1316SE |
For the next step, compare our wired 12V/24V LED sensor switches or wireless sensor switch senders.
Choose the control arrangement alongside the furniture wiring plan. A wireless sender changes how the control command reaches the receiver; the LED lights still need a suitable power supply.
| Selection Point | Wired LED Sensor Switch | Wireless Sensor Sender |
|---|---|---|
| Sensor Supply | Model-specific low-voltage supply. The S1602, S1603, S1604 and S1606 ranges list 12V/24V operation. | Battery or model-specific sender supply. S1312SE uses a CR2450 battery and lists 3.0-3.3V operation. |
| LED Light Supply | Match the driver output, switch/control unit and LED light voltage. | Match the LED driver, receiver and light specifications separately from the sender battery voltage. |
| Control Connection | A wired connection to the lighting circuit or matching control unit, following the model wiring diagram. | A wireless command to a compatible receiver. Confirm the sender/receiver pairing before selecting the system. |
| Furniture Installation | Plan sensor cable routes, connectors and access during furniture production. | Reduces control wiring at the sensor position. Plan receiver placement and access for battery replacement. |
| Multiple Light Groups | Confirm the number of controlled outputs and the load limit for each configured group. | Independent groups depend on the receiver, pairing arrangement and supported control commands. |
Cabinet door quantity and movement affect where sensing is needed. The S1602.1S / S1602.2S door sensor range includes single and dual options. Select the configuration against the cabinet drawing and the required lighting response.
| Cabinet Structure | Selection Requirement | Sample Check |
|---|---|---|
| One Hinged Door | Check whether one sensing position covers the door's closed position and opening movement. | Test opening, closing and partially open positions with the finished door and hinges. |
| Two Doors Sharing One Light Group | If the requirement is light on when either door opens and off when both close, specify that behavior when selecting the sensor configuration. | Open each door separately, open both together and close them in both sequences. Verify the selected model delivers the agreed response. |
| Sliding Doors or Divided Cabinets | Provide door travel, overlap and internal partitions so the detection positions can be assessed. | Check all normal door positions and confirm whether the project needs a shared light group or separate outputs. |
Specify sensing points and light groups separately. Two sensor heads describe the sensing arrangement. The number of independent lighting groups must be confirmed from the switch/control-unit output configuration.
Position the sensing face against the actual cabinet structure. Door detection, hand-wave operation and PIR motion sensing use different distances, so the same mounting position will not suit every control type.
| Model | Control Type | Sensor Supply | Listed Sensing Distance |
|---|---|---|---|
| S1602.1S / S1602.2S | Door | 12V / 24V | 3-5 cm |
| S1603.1S / S1603.2S | Hand-wave | 12V / 24V | 1-3 cm |
| S1604.1S / S1604.2S | Touch | 12V / 24V | Direct contact (0 mm) |
| S1606.1S / S1606.2S | PIR motion | 12V / 24V | 1-3 m |
| S1312SE | Wireless door sender | CR2450 battery; 3.0-3.3V | 1-3 cm |
The product page lists a 10 m remote-control distance for S1312SE. That describes the wireless link to the receiver; its door-sensing distance is 1-3 cm. Assess these two distances separately during installation.
The S1602, S1603 and S1604 product pages list a size of 16 mm diameter x 10 mm and a hole size of 13.5 mm diameter x 15 mm. S1606 lists 16 mm diameter x 10.7 mm with the same published hole size.
For recessed installation, use the drawing for the selected model and reserve space for its cable connection. For surface mounting, confirm the mounting accessory and cable exit. Finalize the furniture cut-out against the approved mounting configuration.
Check the closed-door position against the selected door sensor's sensing range. Confirm that the intended surface enters and leaves the detection area as the door moves.
Keep the sensing face clear and route cables away from moving hinges, drawer runners and door edges.
Follow the model wiring diagram or wireless pairing instructions, then test with the intended driver, receiver and LED lights.
Check normal use before approving production: each door position, comfortable hand-wave or touch operation, or PIR coverage. For wireless systems, also test the link with the receiver in its final position.
Use door sensing when lighting should follow the opening and closing of an enclosed wardrobe. For a walk-in wardrobe or open closet, consider PIR motion sensing. Choose touch or hand-wave control when the user should decide when the light operates.
The listed S1602, S1603, S1604 and S1606 ranges support 12V/24V operation. Match the actual driver output and LED light voltage within the selected switch's rating. A wireless sender has its own supply requirements; match the receiver and lights separately.
Several lights can share a controlled group when the total load is within the ratings of the switch/control unit, receiver and driver used. Confirm whether each stated limit applies to one output or the complete unit, and specify whether the lights should operate together or independently.
Select a receiver specified as compatible with the sender and required control function. Check pairing, light voltage, load capacity and output groups. Operating at 2.4GHz alone does not establish compatibility between two products.
ARTCILUX offers dedicated touch dimming switches, including S1015A and S1511H. Specify the required operation and match the dimming switch or receiver to the LED lighting system. Confirm the supported functions for other touch and wireless models individually.
Confirm sensing points and controlled outputs as separate specifications. A project may use two sensing points for one shared light group, or require separately controlled groups. Select the switch/control unit or receiver configuration against that requirement.
Confirm the exact model, mounting version, hole diameter and depth, available panel space and cable exit. Use the approved drawing and sample fit to finalize the opening, especially when changing between recessed and surface mounting.
Send the cabinet drawing or photos, door structure, required lighting response, LED voltage and total wattage, mounting position, cable/connector requirements and estimated quantity. ARTCILUX can review the model and system match, with customization feasibility, MOQ and lead time confirmed for the project.
Share your furniture drawing, required control behavior and lighting specifications. We will review the sensor, mounting arrangement and compatible control components for your project.
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