Ecmweb 5291 Occupancy Vacancy Sensorsp
Ecmweb 5291 Occupancy Vacancy Sensorsp
Ecmweb 5291 Occupancy Vacancy Sensorsp
Ecmweb 5291 Occupancy Vacancy Sensorsp
Ecmweb 5291 Occupancy Vacancy Sensorsp

Motion sensors

Dec. 6, 2012
These motion sensors are available in automatic-ON (occupancy) or manual-ON (vacancy) switching, provide 180° field of view and 900-sq-ft coverage, feature screw terminals, and include a time-delay setting.
Available in automatic-ON (occupancy) or manual-ON (vacancy) switching, these
motion sensors are designed to control current LED, CFL, fluorescent, incandescent, halogen, or motor loads. The dimming sensor offers users the ability to adjust lighting levels of compatible dimmable LED, CFL, and incandescent lamps, while built-in starting technology facilitates smooth start-up for CFLs. Using passive infrared (PIR) detection technology to monitor a room for occupancy through a segmented lens, the sensors fit in a standard wallbox and provide 180° field of view and 900-sq-ft coverage. All models feature screw terminals, and most do not require a neutral wire for connection. The products also include a time-delay setting that postpones the lights/motor load from automatically switching OFF for 30 sec, 5 min, 15 min, or 30 min.

Leviton

For more information, visit www.leviton.com/sensors.

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