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Occupancy sensors help building owners
achieve energy savings and energy code
compliance with sensors that are easy to
select, install and commission. Employing
passive infrared (PIR), ultrasonic and dual
technology to accurately detect occupancy
and control lighting loads, occupancy sensors
automatically shut-off lighting in unoccupied
areas – eliminating waste, reducing energy
costs and meeting code requirements.
Schneider Electric innovations help building
owners not only comply with energy codes, but
they also maximize energy savings.
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technology employs advanced algorithms
to achieve convenient energy savings and
reduced lamp and ballast maintenance.
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energy savings in day-lit areas by holding
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of occupancy in private ofces, allowing
the sensor to shut-off lighting with less
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B-loads in rooms using 50/50 bi-level
lighting control to maximize lamp life and
reduce maintenance.
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with other control systems, such as building
automation and energy management
systems that control other building systems,
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energy savings.
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easy with a full line of versatile occupancy
sensors. For most applications, the sensors
may be installed right out of the box with no
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simple to understand and easy to access,
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lighting
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needs change and more sophisticated
lighting control is desired, Schnieder Electric
occupancy sensors interface with other
systems to maximize energy savings and
enhance occupant satisfaction.
Introduction to
Occupancy Sensors
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