Bi-Level Motion Sensor

The MS series presents the Bi-Level Motion Sensor, a cutting-edge solution that offers unparalleled control and efficiency in lighting systems. By seamlessly integrating motion sensing technology, this sensor provides automatic illumination control, allowing for significant energy savings and enhanced user convenience.

Key Features and Benefits:

• Motion Sensing Technology: Equipped with advanced motion sensing capabilities, the Bi-Level Motion Sensor detects occupancy within its range and automatically adjusts the lighting output accordingly. This feature ensures that lights are only activated when needed, minimizing energy consumption and reducing operational costs.
• Bi-Level Control: The sensor offers bi-level control functionality, allowing users to set two distinct lighting levels for different occupancy states. By adjusting between high and low light levels based on occupancy, it maximizes energy savings without compromising illumination quality.
• Customizable Settings: With customizable settings, users can fine-tune the sensor's behavior to suit specific lighting requirements and preferences. Adjustable parameters include sensitivity, timeout duration, and light level thresholds, providing flexibility and adaptability to various environments.
• Easy Installation: The Bi-Level Motion Sensor is designed for easy installation and integration into existing lighting systems. With its simple setup process and user-friendly interface, it offers hassle-free deployment and ensures minimal disruption to daily operations.
• Energy Efficiency: By automatically switching off lights in unoccupied areas and reducing illumination levels when sufficient natural light is available, the sensor promotes energy efficiency and supports sustainability initiatives.
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Specifications:

• Type: Bi-Level Motion Sensor
• Control: Motion Sensing Technology
• Levels: Bi-Level Control
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Common Uses:

The Bi-Level Motion Sensor is ideal for a wide range of indoor and outdoor lighting applications, including offices, corridors, stairwells, parking lots, and warehouses. It is particularly beneficial in areas with intermittent occupancy patterns, where it effectively balances energy savings with occupant comfort and safety.