Peripheral Sensors

Occupancy sensors:

• These sensors have an adjustable time delay and utilize passive infrared and ultrasonic technologies that enables precise control of lighting in a building.
• Low profile, wall and ceiling mount options to fit a wide variety of commercial building applications, helping to reduce energy consumption and control energy waste

Light Level Sensors:

• The light transmitter is delivered as a complete unit, comprised of the sensing element and an amplifier mounted in a housing
• It converts a lux measurement into an output signal or electric current signal
• The sensitivity peak is for light at an angle of incidence of 0° to the perpendicular.

Occupancy sensors:

• Motion-activated lighting control devices keep costs down by preventing wasteful and unnecessary use of energy used to light a defined space up to 2000 square feet

Light Level Sensors:

The light level sensor has the same spectrum sensitivity peak as the human eye ensuring safety

• Building
• Lighting control
• Light level sensor can be used for both indoor and outdoor applications to help drive efficiencies and safety