Hubbell Incorporated
Hubbell Incorporated WS1000NW Wall Mount Occupancy Vacancy Sensor
Wall-mounted occupancy and vacancy sensor covers up to 1,200 sq ft with passive infrared detection and includes a built-in nightlight
- Automatically controls lighting with occupancy and vacancy detection
- Covers up to 1,200 sq ft using passive infrared sensing
- Operates on 120V AC with 600W incandescent load rating
- No neutral wire required for simpler installation
- Built-in nightlight adds low-level illumination in darkness
Wall-Mount Occupancy & Vacancy Sensor
The Hubbell WS1000NW is a hard-wired passive infrared sensor that switches lighting on when movement is detected and off when the area becomes vacant. It mounts directly to a wall and covers up to 1,200 sq ft at 120 V AC, making it suitable for corridors, offices and utility rooms.
Installers needing automatic on/off control
The unit provides a single-button manual override and a low-level nightlight for orientation in dark spaces. It does not support dimming, so projects that require variable light levels or multi-level switching should consider a different device.
600 W incandescent load rating at 120 V AC
This maximum determines how many fixtures or ballasts can be connected to one sensor without exceeding its switching capacity. Exceeding the rating risks contact damage and unreliable operation.
Highlights
- Automatically controls lighting with occupancy and vacancy detection
- Covers up to 1,200 sq ft using passive infrared sensing
- Operates on 120V AC with 600W incandescent load rating
- No neutral wire required for simpler installation
- Built-in nightlight adds low-level illumination in darkness
Specifications
| Brand | HUBBELL WIRING DEVICE-KELLEMS |
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Questions about this item
What is the maximum coverage area of the WS1000NW sensor?
The sensor covers up to 1,200 sq ft using passive infrared technology for occupancy and vacancy detection.
How much heat or power does the unit draw when operating continuously at 120V AC?
It supports loads up to 600W at 120V AC for incandescent lighting and requires no neutral wire, reducing standby draw.
Does the WS1000NW require a neutral wire or any separate controller to function?
No neutral wire is required and it operates as a standalone hard-wired device with a single button for manual override.
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