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Passive Infrared Wall Switch Occupancy Sensor, Light Almond
Our Price:$74.94This passive infrared wall switch occupancy sensor provides automatic lighting control for commercial users in small offices, storage areas, copier rooms, and closets. It detects occupancy to switch...
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Passive Infrared Wall Switch Occupancy Sensor, White
Our Price:$73.94This passive infrared wall switch occupancy sensor provides automatic lighting control for commercial spaces. It helps facility teams and occupants manage lighting in areas such as offices,...
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PIR 1-Button Wall Switch Occupancy Sensor, White
Our Price:$129.94This wall switch occupancy sensor is designed for commercial users who need automatic lighting control in occupied spaces. It uses passive infrared sensing to detect occupancy and provides a...
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White Ceiling-Mount PIR Occupancy Sensor
Our Price:$93.94This ceiling-mount passive infrared occupancy sensor is designed for commercial spaces that need automatic lighting control based on room occupancy. It helps installers and facility teams manage...
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White PIR 0–10V Dimming Wall Switch Occupancy Sensor
Our Price:$99.94This wall switch occupancy sensor is designed for commercial users who need automatic lighting control in occupied areas. Its passive infrared sensing helps control lighting based on occupancy, while...
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White PIR Wall Switch Occupancy Sensor - 2.9 W x 4.6 H x 2.2 D
Our Price:$119.94This wall switch occupancy sensor is designed for commercial users who want lighting control based on room occupancy. Its passive infrared sensor detects occupancy to support automatic lighting...
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White PIR Wall Switch Occupancy Sensor for Commercial Lighting
Our Price:$78.94This white passive infrared (PIR) wall switch occupancy sensor gives commercial facilities automatic lighting control in small offices, storage areas, copier rooms, and closets. It helps provide...
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White PIR Wall Switch Occupancy Sensor, 1-Button
Our Price:$99.94This white PIR wall-switch occupancy sensor is for facility users who need occupancy-based lighting control from a wall-mounted device. It helps manage lighting based on detected occupancy while...
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Choose an Occupancy Sensor for Your Space and Control Setup
Start with the mounting location and the type of load or control system involved. This category includes wall switch and ceiling sensors for lighting control, a plug-in timer for connected equipment, a fixture adapter for sensor positioning, and a power pack for low-voltage sensor installations with ballast and HVAC relay connections.
Popular examples in this category
Motion Sensor Plug-In Timer, Gray, 10AWBB1754011
Fixture-Mounted Sensor Offset AdapterWBB455416
Decora PIR Wall Switch Occupancy Sensor, WhiteWBB455379
Ceiling-Mount PIR Occupancy Sensor, White, 1,500 Sq. Ft. CoverageWBB2453043Match the sensor to the area being monitored
Wall switch sensors suit room-level lighting control from a wall-mounted location. Ceiling sensors provide overhead coverage for monitored areas, while the plug-in timer manages connected equipment in occupied rooms.
Compare mounting, sensing, and coverage
Choose between wallbox, single-gang switch-box, ceiling, fixture-mounted, or plug-in arrangements. Then compare PIR or dual-technology detection, stated coverage, wiring or power requirements, and available control functions.
Support lighting and equipment control
Products represented here support occupancy-based control in offices, storage areas, copier rooms, closets, conference rooms, restrooms, classrooms, lounges, and larger indoor monitored areas.
Consider daylight, timing, and connected controls
Available features include selectable or self-adjusting delayed-off timing, integrated photocells, manual push-button control, 0-10V dimming support, relay control, two-lamp switching, and HVAC relay contacts.
Ceiling PIR models represent coverage across this stated range.
Dual-technology ceiling and wall options cover the stated areas.
One wall switch PIR model offers these delayed-off intervals.
This power is provided by the occupancy sensor power pack and used by a listed ceiling sensor.
Compare Occupancy Sensor Product Types
Use this overview to narrow choices by mounting approach and the control functions represented in the category.
| Product type | Best fit | Key represented features |
|---|---|---|
| Wall switch sensors | Room-level lighting control from a wall-mounted location | PIR or dual technology; manual push-button control on select models; single-relay, two-lamp switching, or 0-10V dimming on select models |
| Ceiling sensors | Overhead occupancy detection across monitored indoor areas | PIR or dual technology; stated coverage from 450 to 1,500 sq. ft.; self-adjusting or self-adaptive operation on select models; photocells on select models |
| Support and equipment-control products | Plug-in equipment control or low-voltage lighting-control installations | Plug-in motion timer; fixture offset adapter; 24 VDC power pack with ballast load control and HVAC relay contacts |
Plan the right fit before choosing
Select a design that fits the installation location
Wall switch occupancy sensors install at the control point and may fit a standard wallbox or single-gang NEMA-style switch box. Ceiling-mounted models provide overhead sensing, with listed coverage from 450 to 1,500 square feet. A fixture-mounted offset adapter positions a compatible sensor below a deep-body fixture, and a plug-in timer connects to powered equipment.
- Wall switch PIR and dual-technology options for connected lighting
- Ceiling PIR and dual-technology options for broad overhead monitoring
- Fixture adapter with 1/2-inch knockout installation and included locknut
- Plug-in timer with tethered motion sensor and selectable shutoff timing
Compare PIR and dual-technology sensing options
PIR models detect occupancy for connected lighting control. Dual-technology models combine ultrasonic and PIR sensing. Some sensors are self-adaptive or self-adjusting to simplify setup, and certain models retain settings through non-volatile memory.
- PIR coverage options listed up to 1,500 square feet
- Dual-technology coverage options listed at 500 or 1,000 square feet
- Integrated photocells can help avoid activating lights when natural light is sufficient
- Manual control, single-relay control, two-lamp switching, and 0-10V dimming are available on select models
Confirm the connection and load-control requirements
Review the installation and electrical details before choosing. Listed models include low-voltage three-wire connections, 24VDC operation, and wall-switch compatibility with specified 120V or 277VAC incandescent, low-voltage, and fluorescent lighting systems. A power pack provides regulated 24 VDC power for an occupancy sensor and relay-based ballast load control, with dedicated HVAC relay contacts.
- Ceiling sensors may use low-voltage connections
- A power pack can control a single luminaire or multiple luminaires
- The power pack handles listed ballast loads up to 20A at 120, 230, or 277 VAC, or 15A at 347 VAC
- The fixture adapter supports compatible sensor placement below deep fixture bodies
Common questions before buying
What is the difference between PIR and dual-technology occupancy sensors?
PIR sensors use passive infrared occupancy sensing. Dual-technology models combine ultrasonic and PIR sensing.
What coverage areas are represented by these occupancy sensors?
Listed ceiling PIR options cover up to 450 or 1,500 square feet, while listed dual-technology options cover up to 500 or 1,000 square feet.
Can these sensors help avoid turning lights on in daylight?
Select models include an integrated photocell or ambient-light override to help prevent lighting activation when natural light is sufficient.
Are there occupancy controls for connected equipment as well as lighting?
Yes. The plug-in timer uses a tethered motion sensor to control connected equipment, including a connected power strip, after the selected time interval when the space is unoccupied.
Choose an Occupancy Sensor for Your Space and Control Setup
Start with the mounting location and the type of load or control system involved. This category includes wall switch and ceiling sensors for lighting control, a plug-in timer for connected equipment, a fixture adapter for sensor positioning, and a power pack for low-voltage sensor installations with ballast and HVAC relay connections.
Popular examples in this category
Match the sensor to the area being monitored
Wall switch sensors suit room-level lighting control from a wall-mounted location. Ceiling sensors provide overhead coverage for monitored areas, while the plug-in timer manages connected equipment in occupied rooms.
Compare mounting, sensing, and coverage
Choose between wallbox, single-gang switch-box, ceiling, fixture-mounted, or plug-in arrangements. Then compare PIR or dual-technology detection, stated coverage, wiring or power requirements, and available control functions.
Support lighting and equipment control
Products represented here support occupancy-based control in offices, storage areas, copier rooms, closets, conference rooms, restrooms, classrooms, lounges, and larger indoor monitored areas.
Consider daylight, timing, and connected controls
Available features include selectable or self-adjusting delayed-off timing, integrated photocells, manual push-button control, 0-10V dimming support, relay control, two-lamp switching, and HVAC relay contacts.
Ceiling PIR models represent coverage across this stated range.
Dual-technology ceiling and wall options cover the stated areas.
One wall switch PIR model offers these delayed-off intervals.
This power is provided by the occupancy sensor power pack and used by a listed ceiling sensor.
Compare Occupancy Sensor Product Types
Use this overview to narrow choices by mounting approach and the control functions represented in the category.
| Product type | Best fit | Key represented features |
|---|---|---|
| Wall switch sensors | Room-level lighting control from a wall-mounted location | PIR or dual technology; manual push-button control on select models; single-relay, two-lamp switching, or 0-10V dimming on select models |
| Ceiling sensors | Overhead occupancy detection across monitored indoor areas | PIR or dual technology; stated coverage from 450 to 1,500 sq. ft.; self-adjusting or self-adaptive operation on select models; photocells on select models |
| Support and equipment-control products | Plug-in equipment control or low-voltage lighting-control installations | Plug-in motion timer; fixture offset adapter; 24 VDC power pack with ballast load control and HVAC relay contacts |
Plan the right fit before choosing
Select a design that fits the installation location
Wall switch occupancy sensors install at the control point and may fit a standard wallbox or single-gang NEMA-style switch box. Ceiling-mounted models provide overhead sensing, with listed coverage from 450 to 1,500 square feet. A fixture-mounted offset adapter positions a compatible sensor below a deep-body fixture, and a plug-in timer connects to powered equipment.
- Wall switch PIR and dual-technology options for connected lighting
- Ceiling PIR and dual-technology options for broad overhead monitoring
- Fixture adapter with 1/2-inch knockout installation and included locknut
- Plug-in timer with tethered motion sensor and selectable shutoff timing
Compare PIR and dual-technology sensing options
PIR models detect occupancy for connected lighting control. Dual-technology models combine ultrasonic and PIR sensing. Some sensors are self-adaptive or self-adjusting to simplify setup, and certain models retain settings through non-volatile memory.
- PIR coverage options listed up to 1,500 square feet
- Dual-technology coverage options listed at 500 or 1,000 square feet
- Integrated photocells can help avoid activating lights when natural light is sufficient
- Manual control, single-relay control, two-lamp switching, and 0-10V dimming are available on select models
Confirm the connection and load-control requirements
Review the installation and electrical details before choosing. Listed models include low-voltage three-wire connections, 24VDC operation, and wall-switch compatibility with specified 120V or 277VAC incandescent, low-voltage, and fluorescent lighting systems. A power pack provides regulated 24 VDC power for an occupancy sensor and relay-based ballast load control, with dedicated HVAC relay contacts.
- Ceiling sensors may use low-voltage connections
- A power pack can control a single luminaire or multiple luminaires
- The power pack handles listed ballast loads up to 20A at 120, 230, or 277 VAC, or 15A at 347 VAC
- The fixture adapter supports compatible sensor placement below deep fixture bodies
Common questions before buying
What is the difference between PIR and dual-technology occupancy sensors?
PIR sensors use passive infrared occupancy sensing. Dual-technology models combine ultrasonic and PIR sensing.
What coverage areas are represented by these occupancy sensors?
Listed ceiling PIR options cover up to 450 or 1,500 square feet, while listed dual-technology options cover up to 500 or 1,000 square feet.
Can these sensors help avoid turning lights on in daylight?
Select models include an integrated photocell or ambient-light override to help prevent lighting activation when natural light is sufficient.
Are there occupancy controls for connected equipment as well as lighting?
Yes. The plug-in timer uses a tethered motion sensor to control connected equipment, including a connected power strip, after the selected time interval when the space is unoccupied.