Daylight Photocell Sensor for HID Lamps – 15VDC
- Voltage
- 15VDC
- Sensor type
- Daylight
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Windows and skylights can change how much electric light a space needs throughout the day. Daylight sensors provide the input for a compatible control system to respond through supported switching or dimming functions. Choose the sensing method and placement with the controlled zone in mind, then confirm the driver or fixture interface. A window-side zone may require different settings from the interior of the same room. This is a different specification from simple exterior dusk-to-dawn photocells. The intended light-level target, voltage and adjustment capability should guide the selected device and its commissioning settings.
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