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TORK nsi EPC1 Photocell 180 Degrees Swivel
A photosensor with 180-degree swivel and light-level adjustment for TORK DGU series digital time switches
- 180° swivel lets you aim the sensor precisely
- Light-level adjustment tailors activation to site conditions
- Nine-inch leads simplify wiring in tight boxes
- Lexan housing resists impact and UV exposure
- Designed for direct use with DGU series time switches
Photocell with 180-degree swivel
The NSI TORK EPC1 is a photosensor designed for lighting control applications. It features a 180-degree swivel mechanism with light level adjustment for precise aiming. A Lexan housing protects the internal components. The unit includes 9-inch leads for electrical connections.
Compatible with TORK DGU series time switches
This photocell is built specifically for use with TORK DGU Series digital time switches. Installers integrating other time switch brands or standalone lighting circuits should verify compatibility before purchase. It suits maintenance teams replacing existing sensors on supported TORK equipment.
180-degree swivel adjustment
The defining specification is the 180-degree swivel range combined with light level adjustment. This allows the sensor to be aimed accurately at the monitored area while setting the desired activation threshold. The fixed 9-inch lead length determines wiring reach inside the enclosure.
Highlights
- 180° swivel lets you aim the sensor precisely
- Light-level adjustment tailors activation to site conditions
- Nine-inch leads simplify wiring in tight boxes
- Lexan housing resists impact and UV exposure
- Designed for direct use with DGU series time switches
Specifications
| Brand | NSI TORK |
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Questions about this item
Which digital time switches does the EPC1 photocell work with?
It is designed for use with TORK DGU series digital time switches, providing the light-sensing input those controllers require.
Can the 180-degree swivel head clear obstructions on an existing mounting bracket?
The head rotates through 180 degrees, letting you aim the sensor away from nearby conduit or enclosures without remounting the base.
How do I verify the light-level adjustment is set correctly after wiring the 9 in leads?
Cover the sensor; the connected DGU switch should change state. Then uncover it and confirm the opposite transition occurs at the chosen lux threshold.
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