Occupancy Sensor - Schneider Electric - Facility Management Product Release

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Square D wall-switch single- and dual-circuit occupancy sensors use both passive infrared and light-level sensor technologies.

Both single- and dual-circuit occupancy sensors do not require a neutral connection or minimum load and use existing wiring. Both feature a 180-degree field of view, while achieving 300-square-foot minor motion coverage. Selectable Auto On and Manual On modes allow the sensors to be tailored to the specific needs of any application.

The dual-circuit occupancy sensor independently controls two lighting circuits in spaces where bi-level control is required. Also available on the dual-circuit model is a lamp-saver mode that automatically alternates which circuit responds to motion in bi-level lighting applications.

Both models are available in white, ivory, gray, light almond and black, with a color-matching lens.

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posted: 1/30/2008