Sensor – Maximum 6 Meter Mounting Height – IP66 Rated – Indoor Use – 12V
- Voltage
- 12V
- Sensor type
- PIR
- Certifications
- UL, FCC, RoHS
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Movement through a warehouse aisle differs from activity at a desk, so occupancy sensor selection starts with the space and detection task. PIR sensors and microwave sensors use different technologies: compare their documented coverage at the intended mounting height and the operating behavior supported by each model. Voltage, load compatibility and connection to the lighting system narrow the equipment choice further. Positioning and commissioning requirements belong in the purchase decision, especially where obstructions or neighboring activity could affect the intended response in an intermittently occupied area.
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