Morris 80552 Ceiling Sensor Switch for Energy Savings

Morris 80552 Ceiling Sensor Switch leads to great energy savings while enhancing convenience in your workspace. Utilizing advanced Passive Infrared (PIR) Technology, this switch efficiently senses occupancy by detecting heat emitted from human bodies in motion, making it ideal for offices, copy rooms, storage closets, and small conference rooms. The PIR Ceiling Sensor Switch operates automatically, turning lights on and off as people enter or leave a room. It supports a variety of lighting types, including Electronic, Fluorescent, Compact Fluorescent, Magnetic Low Voltage, and Electronic Low Voltage systems. With a coverage area of 360 degrees, it effectively monitors spaces up to 30 feet in height and a diameter of 40 feet. Adjustable settings for light level sensitivity ensure that the switch adapts to ambient light conditions, conserving energy by keeping lights off during daylight. Additionally, the time delay feature can be set anywhere from 15 seconds to 30 minutes, allowing for flexible operation. Crafted from durable polycarbonate, the switch conforms to California Title 24 Energy Code and is cULus Listed for safety. Designed for easy installation without the need for a ground, the Morris 80552 Ceiling Sensor Switch is a smart choice for energy-efficient lighting solutions.

Ceiling Sensor Switch leads to great energy savings.

• Material: Polycarbonate
• Will work with Electronic, Fluorescent, Compact Fluorescent, Magnetic Low Voltage and Electronic Low Voltage
• Coverage: 360°, 30Ft Height & 40 Ft Dia.
• PIR Ceiling Sensor Switch turns lights On/Off automatically when people enter or leave a room
• Time Delay Off setting is adjustable from 15 Seconds to 30 minutes
• Adjustable Light Level Sensitivity Settings - Ambient light setting automatically adjusts itself and controls when lights turn On/Off, depending on sufficient natural light present
• No ground required
• Auto ON/OFF
• PIR Ceiling Sensor Switch works best in offices, copy rooms, storage closets, small conference rooms, and other common areas where there are high levels of occupant motion.
• 60Hz
• cULus Listed
• Single Pole
• The Passive Infrared (PIR) Technology senses occupancy by detecting the difference between heat emitted from the human body in motion and the background space.
• Conforms to California Title 24 Energy Code

Resources

• Catalog PDF page
• Spec Data Sheets
• Spec Sheet