Controls

Recessed mount sensors offer the reliable functionality of the standard ceiling mount with an architectural aesthetic. Recessed mount sensors are designed to fit inside a standard junction box, making installation quick and easy. Lens options include large motion extended range and small motion standard range.
Available in low voltage and line voltage models, these sensors are capable of covering an entire private office or small room by themselves. Multiple low voltage sensors can also work together to supply the ideal solution for oddly shaped rooms or large open office areas. A line voltage sensor provides one relay for a single-level control while the 2-pole version provides a second relay for an additional level of control.

For rooms with obstructions, these sensors are also offered with Dual Technology, which adds Microphonics™ detection to the passive infrared (PIR) detection.

The nWSX LV / nWSX PDT LV Series nLight wall switch occupancy sensor provides a simple control solution for a small room, in particular one utilizing nLight enabled digital luminaires. Capable of detecting small motion up to 20 ft (6.10 m), this sensor is perfect for private offices, private rest rooms, copy rooms, closets or any small enclosed space. The nWSX LV uses Passive Infrared (PIR) detection while the nWSX PDT LV utilizes PIR/Microphonics Dual Technology (PDT). This stylish sensor can be programmed locally, via the front push-button(s), or remotely via the nLight SensorView software. The nWSX LV/nWSX PDT LV includes an integrated photocell (disabled by default).
100% digital PIR detection , vandal resistant lens standard, includes wall plate (screwless sold separate), Push-button programmable, adjustable time delays, multiple operating modes, Multiple nWSX sensors or WallPods can be used in 3 way (or greater) configurations w/o traveler wires, Photocell standard (disabled by default) — prevents lights from initially turning on if sufficient daylight, but does not turn lights off. (Photocell not available in nightlight version), LED status indicator, Broadcasts occupancy, photocell, and switch information over a local and/or global nLight channel, Remotely firmware upgradeable

The Key Card Switch Module (KCSM) allows occupants in hotels and similar applications to control lights in the space by simply inserting or removing a key card. When the key card is inserted, the lights can be turned on or off. When the card is removed, the lights are turned off.

The Key Card Switch Module communicates with the nLight platform either wired or wirelessly through the following devices:

• Wireless: rSI nLight AIR System Input Device
• Wired: nIO Dry Contact Interface (nIO 1S) and the FCS PS10 Power Supply

The nLight nPP16 Series power pack is the workhorse of an nLight system. Each unit has two important responsibilities: providing system power and switching lighting loads. To provide system power, the power pack transforms Class 1 line voltage (120/277 VAC or 347 VAC) to Class 2 15 VDC. For switching a lighting load, an internal 16A latching relay is used.

The power packs two RJ 45 connectors make control wiring with standard CAT-5 cabling easy and clean. For simplifying installation, power packs have an elongated chase nipple that allows them to be attached either directly through a 1/2" knockout into a junction box, or inside an adjacent box for meeting specific local code requirements in ceiling plenums.