Small Space LED Luminaire with Motion Sensor

Our Small Space LED Luminaire with Motion Sensor provides unparalleled performance, improved efficacy, more usable lumens per watt, and is a reliable and sustainable LED lighting solution for small areas.

This luminaire also includes an Occupancy Mode option that will automatically switch on when it detects motion up to 20-feet away. See Figure 1. 

BENEFITS

• ETL Listed to UL 1598 Standards.
• Energy Star Rated!
• Meets the requirements of the 2017 National Electrical Code: Articles 410.16A(1)(3), C(1)(3)(5), 410.52, and 410.74(A)(B).
• For “New” or “Retrofit” applications.
• Energy efficient and optimized light output.
• Significant energy savings.
• Cost-effective, eliminates batteries, and saves money.
• Suitable for indoor applications only.
• Prescriptive rebates may be available from electric utilities or co-ops.
• Complies with general rebate requirements for lighting upgrades.
• Five (5) year warranty.

FEATURES

• Designed for ceiling and wall mount applications.
• When used with the motion sensor, the luminaire automatically lights when occupancy is detected; turns off after a three (3) minute vacancy.
• Operates on 120V line voltage.
• Power Consumption: 13-Watts
• No separate line voltage is needed for a wall switch.
• Corrosion resistant housing.
• Snap-on Frosted Acrylic Diffuser.
• Small form factor.

OPERATING MODE - THREE (3) SWITCH OPTIONS

This luminaire features three (3) operating modes. Set the toggle switch on the luminaire to the operating mode that suits your application. See Figure 2. 

1. Wall Switch Mode: Will operate as a "switched" luminaire (controlled by a standard wall switch).
2. OFF: Functions as standard ON/OFF Switch to energize the luminaire.
3. Motion Sensor Mode: The "Green" LED (next to the motion sensor) indicates the luminaire is operating in the automatic mode to detect the presence of motion up to 20-feet away. The luminaire will continue to operate until no motion is detected for an additional three (3) minutes, then will "Shut-Off". See Figure 3.