PIR occupancy switches simplify energy saving

08 March, 2008

Danlers’ PIR occupancy sensor provides a simple means to save energy by automatically switching off loads.

Danlers’ comprehensive range of passive infra-red occupancy switches for automatic lighting control include the popular ceiling flush-mounted version. These products are easy to install, using existing wiring. The PIR occupancy sensor brings the load on when a person is present, thus reducing energy bills. Each model in the range includes an adjustable photo-cell over-ride, adjustable time lag before switch-off and a relay for switching up to 6 A (1500 W) of any type of load, including fluorescent lighting. They can be used in offices, factories, warehouses, schools, hospitals, accommodation blocks etc.

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