



| Parameter | Value |
| Model | RL-STEP-03-08 |
| Input Voltage | DC12-24V |
| Sensor Type | PIR infrared / Radar / Human body motion sensing |
| Max Current | 20A |
| Application | Staircase / Hallway / Corridor LED lighting |













The RL-STEP-03-08 is a motion-sensing stair light controller for DC12-24V LED systems, rated at 20A max, designed for 8-step stair lighting. It automatically switches the LED stair lights on when motion is detected and off after movement stops, with cascading step-by-step lighting — hands-free, energy-saving illumination for staircases, hallways and entryways, with no manual switch needed.
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Parameter |
Value |
|
Model |
RL-STEP-03-08 |
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Input Voltage |
DC12-24V |
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Sensor Type |
Motion sensor (human body) |
|
Max Current |
20A |
|
Steps |
8 steps (cascading stair lighting) |
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Application |
Staircase / Hallway / Corridor LED lighting |
The built-in motion sensor detects human presence and triggers the lights to turn on. After no motion is detected for a set period, the controller automatically switches the lights off — conserving energy while keeping the stairway safely lit when it matters most.
Q1. What is the RL-STEP-03-08?
It is a motion-sensing stair light controller for 8-step stair lighting that automatically switches the lights on when movement is detected and off after the area is clear, running on DC12-24V at up to 20A.
Q2. What voltage does it use?
DC12-24V low-voltage input. Use a matching LED driver and do not connect directly to mains 220V.
Q3. How many steps does it support?
8 steps. The controller cascades the stair lights step by step for a sequential lighting effect.
Q4. What is the maximum current?
20A maximum, enough to drive the stair LED strips for a full 8-step installation.
Q5. Does it save energy?
Yes. The lights only stay on while movement is detected and switch off automatically afterwards, reducing unnecessary power use.
Q6. Where can it be used?
Staircases, hallways, corridors, entryways and landings, plus indoor architectural LED lighting.
Q7. What power supply do I need?
A DC12-24V LED power supply rated for the total wattage of the connected stair lights, within the 20A maximum.
Q8. How should I install it?
Place the sensor where it has a clear detection range, and avoid spots with frequent non-target movement to prevent false triggering.