Sensory Switch SPODM D WH 12 to 24 VAC/VDC 5 mA White Dimming Operation Switchpod | Quality Electrical Distribution (QED)
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Sensory Switch SPODM D WH 12 to 24 VAC/VDC 5 mA White Dimming Operation Switchpod

Manufacturer: Sensor Switch | Catalog # SPODM D WH | QED Part # 4119717
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Primary Spec Sheet
Switchpod , Dimming, White

Technical Information

Applications
Education,Government,Healthcare,Hospitality,House Of Worship,Manufacturing,Offices & Banks,Retail,Sports And Recreation,Warehouses
Material
Plastic
Mounting Type
Surface
Type
Switch

Manufacturer Information

Brand
SensorSwitch

General Product Info

12-Digit UPC
753573217770
Color
White
Environmental Conditions
Indoor
Finish
Gloss
Product Type
Switch
Product UPC
75357321777
Weight
0.412 lb

Dimensions

Warranty Length
5 yr

Certifications and Compliance

Country of Origin
Mexico
Applications
  • Education
  • Government
  • Healthcare
  • Hospitality
  • House of Worship
  • Manufacturing
  • Offices & Banks
  • Retail
  • Sports and Recreation
  • Warehouses
Features
  • The Push-Button SwitchPod (sPODM) Series of low voltage wall stations interface with standard Sensor Switch occupancy sensors and power packs in order to implement a wide range of single and bi-level switching applications
  • These switch devices provide an elegant and cost effective way of deploying bi-level lighting control that meet energy and building codes without having to source special sensors or power packs
  • Commonly required by building codes (such as California Title 24), bi-level lighting control is an easy and convenient method of delivering extra energy savings without inconveniencing the occupants
  • The most common bi-level configuration requires one lighting load to be switched on automatically when occupancy is detected by an occupancy sensor, while a second lighting load can be turned on manually by the occupant if desired
  • Both loads can then be turned off manually or via the occupancy sensor timing out
  • Sensors with photocells can also be configured with SwitchPods in order to add override off capabilities
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