Enerlites WOS15 Occupancy Sensor Switch, 120VAC 60Hz, Fluorescent 500VA, Motor 1/8HP, Incandescent 500W, Ivory

From the Manufacturer Enerlites WOS15 combines Auto On/Off and Manual On/Off into one switch to achieve convenience and save energy at the same time. When you choose Auto mode, the switch works as an occupancy sensor. In this mode lights are automatically turned on when you enter a room and automatically turned off after the room is vacant. This is especially convenient when entering a room with your hands full, such as an entryway, laundry room, garage, etc. Enhance the safety and security of your home with the WOS15 sensor switch. The sensor automatically turns the light on to avoid blind-searching and tripping when entering a dark room. Occupancy sensors can also effectively deter thieves and enable a security camera to capture clear footage. The sensor can detect fine motions to keep the light on when the room is occupied. When no motion is detected within a period of time the load will turns off automatically. 15s to 30mins adjustable timeout allows users to choose their preferred option. In order to conserve energy and prevent lights from automatically turning on during day-time, the design of WOS15 adopts the embedded circuit with the "photocell" function which gives the sensor "intelligence" to sense the light level. All you need to do is to adjust the light level knob to change the light sensitivity of the sensor. The sensor can be used for many applications, such as the kitchen, laundry room, garage, restroom, office, closet, etc. Additionally, manual On/Off function makes it suit for bedrooms, media rooms where Auto On/Off is not always preferred. WOS15 is only for a single pole application. Neutral wire is required for installation.

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