Occupancy Sensor, Dimming, Fixture Mount, High Bay/Low Bay, PIR, 120-277V, 42" Leads, Bulk Pack, White
HB011-BDX
Occupancy Sensor, High Bay, Fixture Mount, lighting control with Daylight Harvesting– PIR technology, Single relay with one (1-10VDC sinking current) control line for use to connect directly to low voltage control ballast. Examples i.e. Advance Mark VII or Leviton Sector 7, ballast. 42" Leads, 120-277V, 50/60Hz. Color: White, Bulk Packed.
Occupancy Sensor, Fixture Mount Passive Infrared High/Low Bay, Time Delay: 30s-30m, (2) interchangeable, adjustable 360° lenses, the high bay PIR lens provides 1.5:1 spacing to mounting height coverage for 21-40 ft, the low bay lens provides 2:1 spacing to mounting height coverage for 13-20 ft, 120-230-277 or 347VAC, UL Listed, meets energy code requirements for ASHRAE 90.1 and Title 24.Do you have a question about an
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Color: White
UPC Code: 078477728345
Country of Origin : China
Product Information
- 1-100% continuous dimming control
- Specifically designed for LED fixture control
- Suitable for use in standard cold storage applications
- Visual RGB LED indicators for device status and troubleshooting
- Alternating relay software for increased lamp life
- UL listed for electronic ballast loads 120/277V
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