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Occupancy Sensor ecos ecos PM/24V/5K DIM MASTER
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An occupancy sensor that dimms the lights down when no one is present. With adjustable delay time. ("Corridor or Standby function"). Two variations available. Suitable for up to 12 meter installation height.
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Description
The ecos PM/24V/5K dimms down the artifical light when an area is not used. The lower dimming limit as well as the delay time after which the dimming occurs can be adjusted. The functionality of the /K sensors is also known as "Corridor" or "Standby" function.Optionally, the lights can also be turned off completely after a second delay time - this depends on the Power Pack. For this feature please make a note when you order.
Ideal for: Super market aisles, corridors in hospitals and care homes, parking decks, etc.…
- Adjustable minimum level 1-5V (typically 10% -50% light output)
- Adjustable delay time 10 seconds – 14 minutes
- Dimming takes place in soft ramps (dimming down is much slower than dimming up)
- Maximum installation height up to 12 meters possible
- Coverage area extension with SLAVE sensors
- Scope of delivery: clip to mount the sensors in false/suspended ceilings.
Downloads:
Data sheet PM/24V/5K DIM MASTER
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