Leviton OSC10-M0W Ceiling Mount Occupancy Sensor, White

Brand	Leviton
Model	OSC10-M0W
Color	White

Small Size: Installed sensor appears almost invisible

Accurate, consistent switching: occupant complaints are eliminated; lights are on when room is occupied, off when empty. annoying false-offs are minimized and lights on at night is eliminated.

Fast simple installation: easy ceiling mount, three wire connection (low voltage) and twist-lock sensor attachment

Ambient light recognition: the photocell prevents lights from turning on when room is adequately lit by natural light.

Maximum reliability, low cost: all digital circuitry uses a minimum of components.

About the Leviton OSC10M0W MultiTech Ceiling Mounted Occupancy Sensor, 1000 Sq. Feet CoveraWhiteThe Leviton OSC10M0W is a compactsized occupancy sensor that appears to disappear right into your ceiling fixtures. The great thing about this sensor is that it is very easy to install due to an easy ceiling mount and a twistlock sensor attachment. There is maximum reliability as you can be rest assured that all the digital circuitry are low cost and use a minimum number of components. Whether you are in a computer room or in a classroom, the multitech ceiling mounted occupancy sensor will provide maximum detection at an affordable price.The Leviton OSC10M0W is the birth of two main technologies that give uncompromising performanceenhancing functionalities: infrared and ultrasonic technologies. The size is small enough to blend in with the other ceiling fixtures. It has ambient light recognition, so any natural light will prevent this sensor from turning on. Its intelligent microprocessor adapts to the environment and adjusts settings according to new recognized data.Leviton was founded at the turn of the 20th century. For the past century, Leviton has become North America's leading manufacturer of electrical wiring devices through enhanced communication and electrical safety.Additional Information:Dimensional Drawing (PDF)Instruction Sheet (PDF)Product Spec Bulletin (PDF)