SensorWorx Ceiling Occupancy Sensor - Dual Tech + Daylight Detection - 360°/ Small Motion - 120-277V

SensorWorx line voltage ceiling mount occupancy sensors provides a compact control solution capable of switching lighting loads without requiring a power pack. SensorWorx products utilize the latest passive infrared technology and digital signal processing techniques to provide unmatched detection performance.

Dual tech + daylight detection: sensors on this model detect small movement in the infrared energy that radiates from occupants as they move within the devices field-of-view. Once occupancy is identified, the sensor signals a connected power/relay pack to switch on the connected lighting. Being also equipped with passive acoustic detection, the unit’s microphone is enabled to further enhance detection while the lights are on. An internal timer is set to keep lights on during brief periods of inactivity, and is reset every time occupancy is signaled by either the passive infrared or acoustic detection technologies. Additionally, this model comes with daylight detection that will turn off controlled lighting whenever there is sufficient ambient light in the space.

Line voltage sensors are self-contained units that directly power from and switch 120/277 VAC. Typically they are used to control areas where a single sensor’s coverage area is sufficient for the entire space.

Features Include:

• Digital passive infrared (PIR) detection
• Passive acoustic detection
• Ambient light override (photocell)
• 360° coverage pattern
• Field changeable lens
• Compact size and matte finish
• Convenient test mode and adjustable time delays
• Electronically timed switching designed for LED fixture control

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:

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