Wattstopper® Long Range Passive Infrared Ceiling Mount Occupancy Sensor, 24 VDC, 120 Linear Ft

Wattstopper® Long Range Passive Infrared Ceiling Mount Occupancy Sensor, 24 VDC, 120 Linear Ft The Wattstopper CX-100 Series Passive Infrared (PIR) Ceiling/Wall Sensor is designed to detect occupancy for controlling lighting in various commercial and industrial applications. This sensor provides reliable coverage and energy savings, making it suitable for electrical distributors and lighting solutions providers focused on efficient wire and cable and switchgear integration. Specifications Voltage: 24 VDC Coverage Range: 120 Linear Feet Dimensions: 3.335 in (Height) x 3.367 in (Width) x 2.034 in (Depth) Weight: 0.55 lbs Manufacturer: Pass & Seymour Manufacturer Part #: CX1053 Country of Origin: China UPC: 754182911417 Order Minimum: 1 unit Features Passive Infrared technology for accurate occupancy detection Ceiling or wall mount installation flexibility Long-range detection suitable for large spaces Energy-saving control of lighting systems Compact design for unobtrusive mounting Downloads & Links Lighting Controls Find a Place in PG&E's Energy Saving Plans Cleaning Instructions for Wiring Devices 57-039-10 - MB-1 Mounting Information using CX-Series Sensors 60-601-2 - LI/LP Relay Panels Occupancy Sensor Connection Quick Guide To Lighting Control For Hotels 57-003-1 - Any 8-Wire Occupancy Sensor ""Standard Schematic""" 57-039-5 - DT-200/CX Series Mounting Detail with Pendant Mounted Fixtures Watt Stopper/Legrand helps NRG Systems realize big savings CX-100 Series PIR Ceiling/Wall Sensors 57-041-1 - 8-Wire Sensor Interfacing With A Thermostat 57-010 - Multiple Occupancy Sensors Using One Power Pack Spec Sheet CX-100 PIR Wall/Ceiling Sensor with Isolated Relay and Light Level (TriLingual) Design firm sets green example for clients with Watt Stopper Lighting Controls CX Passive Infrared Sensor CX-105 PIR Wall/Ceiling Sensor (TriLingual) 57-039-6 - DT & CX Series Sensor Installation 57-003-1 - Any 8-Wire Occupancy Sensor ""Standard Schematic""" Estimates Show Southern Wine and Spirits Will Save 55% in Lighting Costs Quick Guide To Lighting Control For Hotels AIA Division 16 Specifications-Occupancy Sensor