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Line Voltage Wall Switch Sensor - Passive Infrared & Photocell, Partial Auto On
SW-SWX-111-D$107.69The SENSORWORX family of wall switch occupancy/vacancy sensors provides a simple yet cost effective lighting control solution for many retrofit applications. Designed with contractors in mind, the SENSORWORX 0-10V dimming wall switch sensor is... -
Line Voltage Wall Switch Sensor - Passive Infrared, Vacancy Manual On
SW-SWX-103-D$103.08The SENSORWORX family of wall switch occupancy/vacancy sensors provides a simple yet cost effective lighting control solution for many retrofit applications. Designed with contractors in mind, the SENSORWORX 0-10V dimming wall switch sensor is... -
Line Voltage Wall Switch Sensor - Passive Infrared, Partial Auto On
SW-SWX-101-D$103.08The SENSORWORX family of wall switch occupancy/vacancy sensors provides a simple yet cost effective lighting control solution for many retrofit applications. Designed with contractors in mind, the SENSORWORX 0-10V dimming wall switch sensor is... -
Ultrasonic BI-Level Dimmer, Factory Installed, For Westgate Manufacturing Products
WM-OPT-SEN-2US$92.15The OPT-SEN-2US is an internal ultrasonic bi-level dimming control that is factory installed by Westgate Manufacturing into compatible fixtures. This item cannot be purchased individually and is not intended for any other fixture. -
Energy Saving Motion Sensor with Stepdown Capability and Dusk to Dawn Photocell
AE-U-S-PSDMS$59.92Energy Saving Motion Sensor with Stepdown Capability and Dusk to Dawn Photocell -
Energy Saving Sensor with Dusk to dawn Photocell
AE-U-S-PDD$30.69Energy Saving Sensor with Dusk to dawn Photocell -
Leviton High Bay Occupancy Sensor OSFHU-ITW
OSFHU-ITW$37.20MSRP: $60.00The OSFHU high-bay occupancy sensor is specifically designed for high mounted areas such as warehouses, manufacturing and other high ceiling applications. The OSFHU installs directly to an industrial fluorescent luminaire or an electrical junction box...
