Wattstopper Wireless Occupancy Sensor Kits

Wattstopper Wireless Sensor

 

Enjoy faster, simpler installation with preconfigured wireless occupancy sensor kits, resulting in significant savings on labour and materials. Each kit includes an RF switch and a self-powered wireless PIR sensor, pre-paired to operate together out of the box. Ideal for existing buildings or where wiring is a challenge.

Features include the following: 

• wireless self-powered 360° PIR sensor, with magnetic and adhesive surface mount options
• one-load kit, factory configured for manual-on operation
• two-load kit, factory configured for automatic-on to 50%
• two-load kit features industry-exclusive dual relay switch

For more information, visit http://www.wattstopper.com/products/wireless-occupancy-sensors-launch.aspx.

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