SensorWorx Wall Switch Sensor - PIR - Manual On - Stand Alone - 12-24V - Ivory

The SensorWorx family of wall switch occupancy/vacancy sensors provides a simple and cost effective lighting control solution for many applications. Just like its line voltage counterpart, the low voltage SensorWorx wall switch sensor is designed with contractors in mind. Less than 1” deep, the unit is 25-40% shallower than typical dimmers and sensors, resulting in less crowded wall boxes. SensorWorx products utilize the latest passive infrared technology and digital signal processing techniques to provide unmatched motion detection performance.

Passive infrared detection: sensors detect movement in the infrared energy that radiates from occupants as they move within the devices field-of-view. Once occupancy is identified, the sensor’s internal relay switches power on to the connected lighting.

Manual On / Automatic Off operation: lights can also be switched off manually. This mode provides increased energy savings but requires the user to initially turn on the lights.

Physical Features:

• Enclosure is 25-40% shallower than other sensors (less than 1” depth into wallbox)
• Unique bat-wing shaped lens provides enhanced peripheral detection
• Self-grounding mounting strap
• Modern look and intuitive easy-tap button
• Rugged vandal resistant lens
• Settings are adjustable without removing cover plate

Operational Features:

• Low-voltage 12-24V operation
• Wall-to-wall passive infrared small motion detection
• Small motion (e.g., hand movement) detection up to 20 ft (6.10 m), ~625 ft²
• Large motion (e.g., walking) detection greater than 36 ft (10.97 m), ~ 2025 ft²
• 100% passive detection methods – no interference potential from external devices
• Configurable time delays and operating modes
• Blue locator LED when lights are off
• Optional wiring connections for multi-way or multi-sensor applications

Wall plates sold separately

SensorWorx is committed to 100% USA based manufacturing

Need help deciding what switches or sensors work best for your application? Refer to Sensorworx's handy application guides:

• Click Here to return to GenerationLEDs homepage. We have the 2015 IECC application guide
• Click Here to return to GenerationLEDs homepage. We have the 2018 IECC application guide