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Occupancy sensors

Published:  02 September, 2015

Dialight.jpgDIALIGHT, an expert in LED lighting technology for industrial applications, reports it has unveiled its new wireless occupancy sensor - a battery-powered plug-and-play sensor that speeds and simplifies installation to provide maximum lighting control flexibility and energy savings in industrial applications.

Dialight says the new sensor is designed to integrate seamlessly with any of its smart lighting systems and can be placed virtually anywhere within a facility, without the need to install or move cabling. A single sensor can be programmed to control multiple lights and groups of lights, eliminating the need to install a sensor on every light.

Using Pyroelectric InfraRed technology, each sensor can instantly switch a single light or a group of lights from off to on or from a dimmed state to on when motion is detected.

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