SensorWorx SWX-100 SERIES Single & Dual Pole
The Sensors detect movement in the infrared energy that radiates from occupants as they move within the devices field-of-view. Once occupancy is identified, the sensorÕs internal relay switches power on to the connected lighting. Units can also be configured to operate in Vacancy Mode (e.g., require lights be manually switched on). Once lights are on and if equipped with passive dual technology (PIR/Acoustic), the unitÕs microphone is enabled to further enhance detection. An internal timer is set to keep lights on during brief periods of inactivity, and is reset every time occupancy is signaled by either the passive infrared or acoustic detection technologies. Ambient daylight detection can also be enabled in equipped units so that lights are held off in rooms with sufficient light contribution from windows or skylights. A wall switch sensor is typically used to retrofit an existing wall switch in a small room or enclosed space. A Passive Infrared (PIR) only sensor is sufficient for spaces where line of site is maintained and occupants are periodically moving (e.g., copy rooms, storage rooms). Dual technology sensors are necessary where occupants may be partially blocked from the sensorÕs direct view or where they may be stationary (e.g., private offices or restrooms with stalls). Interchangeable Line & Load Wires Ð Accommodates Neutral (3-Wire) Electronically Timed Switching Compatible with LED, Fluorescent Meets NEC 404.2(c) & 404.22 Guidelines Regarding Powering Over Ground & Current Leakage Enclosure is 25-40% Shallower than Unique Bat-Wing Shaped Lens Provides Self-Grounding Mounting Strap Modern Look and Intuitive Rugged Vandal Resistant Lens Settings are Adjustable Without Removing Wall-To-Wall Passive Infrared Passive Acoustic Detection (Optional) Ð 100% Passive Detection Methods Ð Ambient Daylight Override Mode Increases Energy Savings Configurable Time Delays and Operating Modes Many residential and commercial building spaces contain multi-gang switch locations (i.e. locations on the wall that have more than one single-gang switch devices in the same wall box). The Sensors can be used to meet ASHRAE 90.1, IECC, & Title 24 energy code requirements. 30Ó to 48Ó (0.76 Ð 1.22 m) recommended mounting height Wall to wall (~180 degree) coverage Small motion (e.g., hand movement) detection up to 20 ft (6.10 m), ~625 ft Large motion (e.g., walking) detection greater than 36 ft (10.97 m), ~ 2025 ft Overlapping acoustic detection of occupants over entire coverage area Advanced signal processing filters out nuisance noises while not effecting overall sensitivity Unit works both in installations where Neutral connection is available as well as installations where only Ground connection is present The unitÕs two black wires are interchangeable (e.g., one connects to line power, one connects to load) *WALLPLATE NOT INCLUDED
The Sensors detect movement in the infrared energy that radiates from occupants as they move within the devices field-of-view. Once occupancy is identified, the sensorÕs internal relay switches power on to the connected lighting. Units can also be configured to operate in Vacancy Mode (e.g., require lights be manually switched on). Once lights are on and if equipped with passive dual technology (PIR/Acoustic), the unitÕs microphone is enabled to further enhance detection. An internal timer is set to keep lights on during brief periods of inactivity, and is reset every time occupancy is signaled by either the passive infrared or acoustic detection technologies. Ambient daylight detection can also be enabled in equipped units so that lights are held off in rooms with sufficient light contribution from windows or skylights. A wall switch sensor is typically used to retrofit an existing wall switch in a small room or enclosed space. A Passive Infrared (PIR) only sensor is sufficient for spaces where line of site is maintained and occupants are periodically moving (e.g., copy rooms, storage rooms). Dual technology sensors are necessary where occupants may be partially blocked from the sensorÕs direct view or where they may be stationary (e.g., private offices or restrooms with stalls). Interchangeable Line & Load Wires Ð Accommodates Neutral (3-Wire) Electronically Timed Switching Compatible with LED, Fluorescent Meets NEC 404.2(c) & 404.22 Guidelines Regarding Powering Over Ground & Current Leakage Enclosure is 25-40% Shallower than Unique Bat-Wing Shaped Lens Provides Self-Grounding Mounting Strap Modern Look and Intuitive Rugged Vandal Resistant Lens Settings are Adjustable Without Removing Wall-To-Wall Passive Infrared Passive Acoustic Detection (Optional) Ð 100% Passive Detection Methods Ð Ambient Daylight Override Mode Increases Energy Savings Configurable Time Delays and Operating Modes Many residential and commercial building spaces contain multi-gang switch locations (i.e. locations on the wall that have more than one single-gang switch devices in the same wall box). The Sensors can be used to meet ASHRAE 90.1, IECC, & Title 24 energy code requirements. 30Ó to 48Ó (0.76 Ð 1.22 m) recommended mounting height Wall to wall (~180 degree) coverage Small motion (e.g., hand movement) detection up to 20 ft (6.10 m), ~625 ft Large motion (e.g., walking) detection greater than 36 ft (10.97 m), ~ 2025 ft Overlapping acoustic detection of occupants over entire coverage area Advanced signal processing filters out nuisance noises while not effecting overall sensitivity Unit works both in installations where Neutral connection is available as well as installations where only Ground connection is present The unitÕs two black wires are interchangeable (e.g., one connects to line power, one connects to load) *WALLPLATE NOT INCLUDED
