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Leviton O2C15-IDW ODC Series 1500 Sq. Ft. Passive Infrared Ceiling-Mount Line Voltage Dual Relay Occupancy Sensor with Integrated Photocell
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Leviton O2C15-IDW ODC Series 1500 Sq. Ft. Passive Features
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Uses industry-exclusive digital (4 element) PIR circuitry for fewer false triggers from unwanted sources such as HVAC systems
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Auto-Adapting: Time delay and sensitivity are continually adjusted to occupancy pattern of use
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Industry-exclusive self-configuring local manual switch input: Momentary or maintained switches are supported
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Industry-exclusive "fail-safe" circuitry: Return-to-Closed feature causes relay to default ON, eliminating life safety concerns if product fails
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Adjustable Time Delay: 30s, 5min, 10min, 20min, 30min
About Leviton O2C15-IDW ODC Series 1500 Sq. Ft. Passive
The Leviton O2C Dual Relay Occupancy Sensors combine line voltage dual relay occupancy sensors and photocells into a self-contained unit. The integrated design alleviates the need for separate power pack and occupancy sensor wiring making it a low-cost, efficient energy solution for new construction and retrofits. For true Daylight Harvesting applications, integrated photocells provide consistent Daylight Design Levels by actively switching the connected load(s) ON and OFF in response to available natural light to maximize energy savings. Vacancy timers continually analyze and adjust to changing conditions using the latest microprocessor-based technology to optimize performance. Auto ON/ Auto OFF automatically turns lights ON and keeps them ON when occupancy is detected and automatically turns lights OFF when the space is vacant or unoccupied. Wire terminals allow for simple connection to a line-voltage circuit and are ideal for existing buildings with limited access to wiring and new construction.
