PIONEER LED SLIM TROFFER with Integral Occupancy Sensor

Pioneer

April 16, 2018

The Pioneer Lighting line of slim low profile LED troffers is now available with integral PIR occupancy sensors.

The sensor features Auto-On and Auto-Off operation with adjustable time delay and light level dials.  For maximum energy savings, it also features a Hold-Off adjustable photo-cell to detect ambient lighting for daylight harvesting control.

No additional wiring or special installation is required. This offers significant reduction in labour costs compared to installing separate remote control products for occupancy and daylight sensing. 

The shallow 3 ½” fixture depth is ideal for shallow plenums and offers a contemporary aesthetic design. Available in all standard sizes with a choice of 2 lens styles.

Visit our website to see our complete selection of low profile LED fixtures.

Pioneer Lighting is an independent wholly-owned Canadian manufacturer, producing quality lighting fixtures since 1992. All products are CSA listed for sale in Canada.  Many of our LED products are also DLC listed.

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