Commercial Grade High Bay Ceiling Mount PIR Occupancy Sensor, White, Mexico Sales Only
Model#IOS-HB-UMX
Commercial Grade High Bay Ceiling Mount PIR Occupancy Sensor, White, Mexico Sales Only
Model#IOS-HB-UMX
- Passive Infrared (PIR) sensing for presence detection
- Two lenses included
- Coverage: 1200 ft2 (Lens 1) or 2800 ft2 (Lens 2) when mounted at 15 to 50 ft
- Zero-crossing technology for long life and performance
- Adjustable ambient light sensor override
- Incandescent/Fluorescent/CFL/LED compatible
- Indoor Sensing Control
Color White Mount Type Ceiling, Fixture Occupancy Sensor Power Type Line Voltage Sensor Switch Type Occupancy Sensor Technology PIR (Passive Infrared) Adjustable Light Level Max 150 fc Adjustable Light Level Min 10 fc Adjustable Time Delay Max 30 min Adjustable Time Delay Min 15 sec Application Compatibilities CFL, Fluorescent, Incandescent, LED CA Prop 65 Message This product is in compliance with Prop65 California Proposition 65 None Country of Origin (Intermatic) CHINA Electronic Ballast Load Ratings Ranges 800 VA,120/125 VAC; 1600 VA, 277 VAC Input Voltage Range(s) 120/277 VAC, 60 Hz Maximum Mounting Height (ft) 15-50 ft Motor Load Ratings Ranges 1/4 HP, 120/125 VAC Other Certifications and Compatibilities NOM PIR Coverage Area (sq ft) 1200 (Lens 1), 2800 (Lens 2) PIR Lens 2 Coverage Pattern (degrees) 360 PIR Lens 2 Coverage Pattern (degrees) 360 Resistive Load Ratings Ranges 10 A, 120/125 VAC RoHS Certification X Tungsten Range(s) 800 W, 120/125 VAC Warranty Period 2-Year limited Operating Temperature Max (°C) 55 Operating Temperature Max (°F) 131 Operating Temperature Min (°C) 0 Operating Temperature Min (°F) 32 Product Height (in) 2.75 Product Height (mm) 70 Unit Carton Height (in) 3.5 Unit Carton Length (in) 5 Unit Carton Weight (lb) 0.599 Unit Carton Width (in) 4.25 Units Per Pallet 720
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