Hubbell Incorporated
Hubbell Incorporated WS1000NI Wall Mount Occupancy Vacancy Sensor
Wall-mount occupancy and vacancy sensor covering up to 1,200 sq ft with passive infrared detection and a built-in nightlight
- Covers up to 1,200 sq ft with passive infrared detection
- Works with fluorescent and LED loads up to 600 W at 120 V AC
- No neutral wire required for simpler installation
- Built-in nightlight adds low-level illumination
- Single-button control handles both occupancy and vacancy modes
Wall Mount Occupancy Vacancy Sensor
The Hubbell WS1000NI is a hard-wired wall mount sensor that detects occupancy or vacancy using passive infrared technology. It operates at 120V AC and covers up to 1,200 sq ft of space. A built-in nightlight adds low-level illumination without a separate fixture.
Suitable for fluorescent
Installers needing a single-button control for standard loads up to 600W will find this unit straightforward. Projects that require dimming functions, a neutral wire connection, or coverage beyond the stated area should consider alternative devices.
120V AC operating voltage
The sensor is rated for 120V AC circuits only and carries a 600W incandescent load rating at that voltage. Confirm the supply voltage matches before installation to ensure correct operation.
Highlights
- Covers up to 1,200 sq ft with passive infrared detection
- Works with fluorescent and LED loads up to 600 W at 120 V AC
- No neutral wire required for simpler installation
- Built-in nightlight adds low-level illumination
- Single-button control handles both occupancy and vacancy modes
Specifications
| Brand | HUBBELL WIRING DEVICE-KELLEMS |
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Questions about this item
How many square feet does the PIR sensor cover at its maximum?
The sensor covers up to 1,200 square feet when mounted on the wall.
Does the unit generate noticeable heat or noise during continuous operation?
It is a passive infrared device with no fan or moving parts, so it runs silently and produces no perceptible heat.
What voltage supply must already be present at the mounting location?
A 120 V AC circuit is required; the sensor connects directly to the line and neutral wires.
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