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Sensing savings
25 January 2013
A new Batten Mount Passive Infrared Occupancy Switch from Danlers is said to be capable of delivering significant energy savings. The easyto- fit control can be mounted onto the end of lighting battens via the 20mm knoc

A new Batten Mount Passive Infrared
Occupancy Switch from Danlers is
said to be capable of delivering
significant energy savings. The easyto-
fit control can be mounted onto
the end of lighting battens via the
20mm knock out. The switch includes
the connection 20mm thread and 1m
of wire tails to connect to the ballast.
Units have a passive infrared quad sensor to detect movement of a warm body and include a photocell to monitor ambient light level which can be adjusted via the internal lux adjuster. If no more movement is detected within a certain time, the PIR will switch off the load
Units have a passive infrared quad sensor to detect movement of a warm body and include a photocell to monitor ambient light level which can be adjusted via the internal lux adjuster. If no more movement is detected within a certain time, the PIR will switch off the load
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