Hubbell Incorporated
Hubbell Incorporated WS1000W Wall Mount Occupancy Vacancy Sensor
Wall-mounted occupancy and vacancy sensor covering up to 1,200 sq ft with passive infrared detection for fluorescent and LED loads at 120V AC
- Detects motion up to 1,200 sq ft with passive infrared sensing
- Switches lights on automatically when occupancy is detected
- Turns lights off after vacancy to save energy
- Controls fluorescent or LED loads up to 600 W at 120 V AC
- Installs without a neutral wire for simpler wiring
Wall-Mount Occupancy & Vacancy Sensor
The Hubbell WS1000W is a hard-wired passive infrared sensor that switches lights on when motion is detected and off when the space is vacant. It operates at 120V AC and covers up to 1,200 square feet, making it suitable for offices, corridors and utility rooms where automatic lighting control is required.
Replaces Manual Switches in Single-Circuit
The unit mounts directly on a standard wall box and controls fluorescent or LED loads up to 600 watts without a neutral connection. The upgrade is worthwhile when you want hands-free operation in areas with intermittent occupancy and can accept a single-button, non-dimming interface.
Verify Circuit Voltage and Load Type Before Ordering
Confirm the supply is 120V AC and that the connected lighting load does not exceed the 600-watt incandescent-equivalent rating. The sensor requires no neutral wire and does not support dimming, so it cannot be used with dimmable ballasts or drivers or on multi-way switching circuits.
Highlights
- Detects motion up to 1,200 sq ft with passive infrared sensing
- Switches lights on automatically when occupancy is detected
- Turns lights off after vacancy to save energy
- Controls fluorescent or LED loads up to 600 W at 120 V AC
- Installs without a neutral wire for simpler wiring
Specifications
| Brand | HUBBELL WIRING DEVICE-KELLEMS |
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Questions about this item
What wall-box depth does the WS1000W sensor require for mounting?
The sensor fits a standard single-gang wall box and mounts directly to the device strap; no extra depth is needed beyond the box itself.
Which wire is commonly missed when hard-wiring the WS1000W at 120V AC?
The neutral conductor is not required, so installers often forget to cap off the neutral in the box and connect only line, load and ground.
How do I know when the PIR lens on the WS1000W needs cleaning or replacement?
If the 1,200 sq ft coverage zone begins missing motion or the load cycles unexpectedly, wipe the lens with a dry cloth; persistent issues mean the sensor should be replaced.
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