Leviton OSFHU-I4W is a top-of-the-line occupancy sensor designed to enhance energy efficiency and convenience in high-voltage lighting systems. With its fixture mount configuration and PIR technology, this sensor delivers reliable occupancy detection and automatic lighting control, making it an essential component for modern lighting applications.

Key Features and Benefits:

• High Voltage Compatibility: Designed for use with lighting fixtures operating at 480V, the OSFHU-I4W provides seamless integration with high-voltage lighting systems, offering versatile and reliable performance in commercial and industrial environments.
• PIR Technology: Equipped with passive infrared (PIR) technology, the sensor accurately detects occupancy within its coverage area, ensuring reliable operation and minimizing false triggers for optimal energy savings.
• Fixture Mount Design: The sensor features a fixture mount design for easy and discreet installation directly onto lighting fixtures, maximizing coverage and effectiveness while maintaining aesthetics.
• Robust Construction: Built to withstand harsh environments and heavy-duty use, the OSFHU-I4W boasts a durable construction that ensures long-term reliability and performance in demanding applications.
• Energy Efficiency: By automatically turning off lights when spaces are unoccupied, the sensor helps conserve energy and reduce electricity costs, contributing to sustainability and environmental conservation efforts.
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Specifications:

• Voltage Compatibility: 480V
• Technology: Passive Infrared (PIR)
• Mounting: Fixture Mount
• Coverage Area: Dependent on fixture and installation height
• Certifications: UL Listed
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Common Uses:

Leviton OSFHU-I4W is ideal for a wide range of applications, including warehouses, manufacturing facilities, parking garages, and other high-ceiling environments where reliable occupancy sensing and automatic lighting control are essential. It is suitable for both new installations and retrofit projects, offering a cost-effective solution for upgrading existing lighting systems.