Dec 3, 2020
This ceiling mount sensor detects presence using Passive Infrared (PIR) technology and, in conjunction with a remote power pack unit, turns the load ON and OFF when presence is detected.
Features
• Fresnel lens with 360° field of view, 1200 sq.ft.
• Adjustable ambient light level detection
• Optional Walk-through mode for increased energy savings
• PIR sensing for presence detection
• Low-voltage, remote-mounted sensor
• Coverage: 1200 ft2 when mounted on 8 to 11 ft ceiling
• Adjustable time delay
• Powered by IOS-PP24 power pack, sold separately
Applications
• Conference Rooms
• Classroom
• Large Open Areas
• Breakroom
• Open Offices
• Foyers
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