The occupancy sensor is capable of detecting motion up to 49 feet (15 meters) away by using Radio Frequency (RF) technology. Unlike traditional PIR sensors, RF sensors work in high-temperature environments as well as in fully enclosed fixtures. The sensor is compatible with operating only from direct AC line voltage. The sensor controls the light output to three levels: maximum, dimmed, and off. It can program two periods of selectable waiting options: hold-time and stand-by period. Using the daylight sensor to detect ambient light, the fixture can turn itself off regardless of occupancy status. These levels, as well as motion sensitivity and hold times, are user-programmable by the IR remote control. The IR remote has been custom-designed for operation in high-bay applications and will control the sensor at least 66 feet (20 meters) away.
- RF occupancy sensitive to at least 50 feet (15 meters)
- Daylight sensor
- Tri-level dimming
- Custom IR remote control to at least 66 feet (20 meters)
- Each sensor controls its own light
- Four preset scenes for ease of programming
- Easy to install - Simply snap into front connector
- With tabs: Ø 3.50" (89mm) x 0.65" (16.5mm)
- Without tabs: Ø 2.95" (75mm) x 0.65" (16.5mm)
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Occupancy and Daylight OCx Video (All Regions )
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Occupancy and Daylight Control Cap Installation Guide (All Regions )
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Occupancy/Daylight Control Cap Spec Sheet (All Regions )
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Control Cap Installation Video (All Regions )
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