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AwareOccupancy and Photo Sensors

GELighting


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In addition to switches and scheduling, you

can further increase efficiency and save money

on energy with Aware Occupancy and Photo

Sensors. A recent study has shown that utilizing

occupancy and photo sensors saves an

average of 30-40% on energy costs.* Aware

is a comprehensive line of GE sensors that offers

solutions for almost any application. Whether

you need a sensor that is commercial or

industrial, indoor or outdoor, ultrasonic

or passive infrared or both youre sure

to find it with Aware.

dynamicThe most efficient lighting control systems

use a combination of time-based automation,astronomical features, daylight harvesting

and occupancy interaction. Integrating

Aware Occupancy and Photo Sensors into

a complete control unit like LightSweep

Modular Lighting Control System will help you

maximize efficiency and energy savings.

* A Meta-Analysis of Energy Savings from Lighting Controls in Commercial Buildings, performed by Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratoryand Erik Page & Associates, Inc., 2011.

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Occupancy sensors go a step beyond scheduling by detecting motion within a space and switching the lights On and Off

as needed. Occupancy sensors are ideal for spaces that are intermittently occupied. Because of their easy installation, user

convenience and maintenance-free operation, occupancy sensors are one of the most preferred lighting control solutions.

Our line of AwareOccupancy Sensors allows you to conserve energy and save money when illumination isnt necessary,

while minimizing occupant annoyance caused by false activations or scheduling. Designed with flexibility in mind, Aware

Occupancy Sensors can be used as stand-alone units for local control or as part of a greater unit, like the LightSweep

Modular Lighting Control System.

Aware

Occupancy Sensors


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When selecting a sensor for a space, there are a few considerations that will impact your decision. Knowing the type

of space and its function, the size and ceiling height, and the activity going on in the space are all factors that will help

you choose the right sensor for each application.

One consideration in choosing a sensor is the size and ceiling height of the area. In general, Aware wall switch

sensors are used for smaller rooms, while our ceiling sensors include options for areas up to 2,000 square feet. Corner/

wall sensors are often chosen for long hallways or corridors. For warehouses or other environments with high ceilings,

fixture-mounted sensors may be the best solution. Your GE sales rep can help you assess your situation and choose

the right sensors for each area.

choosing a sensor

smallup to 500 sq ft

mediumup to 1,000 sq ft

largeup to 2,000 sq ft

room size ceiling height

low

12 ft

25 ft

40 ft

medium

high


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ultrasonicUltrasonic sensors detect occupancy by

emitting a high-frequency signal and interpreting

changes in frequency as motion. Ultrasonic

sensors do not require a direct line of sight,

meaning they can see around cornersand objects. They are also highly sensitive

to motion even minor hand movement.

passive infrared (PIR)

Designed to detect motion from a heat-emitting

source, PIR sensors switch lights On and Off when

a person enters or exits their field of view.

dual tech

Dual Tech sensors combine PIR and ultrasonictechnology. Lights are only activated when both

sensors detect occupancy eliminating false

activation and require one of the technologies

to keep the lights on, significantly reducing the

possibility of a false deactivation.

The design of the room and the amount of activity happening within the space will determine the

level of sensitivity you need in your sensor. AwareOccupancy Sensors are available in three distinct

technologies, so that you can be sure to find the appropriate solution for your space.

technology

A P P L I C A T I O N S

Most suitable for open spaces, spaces

with obstacles in the sensors line of sight,

restrooms and spaces with hard surfaces.


Best for applications that offer a direct line

of sight to the source that creates the motion,

such as enclosed spaces, areas where the

sensor has a view of activity, outdoor areas

and warehouse aisles.


Classrooms, conference rooms, areas with

heavy airflow or other conditions where

a higher degree of detection is preferred.


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ceiling

Aware Ceiling Sensors attach directly to the ceiling in the

center of a room. They work best in large, open spaces,

spaces with obstacles such as partitions, and narrow spaces.

Generally, ceiling sensors are used in rooms with a maximum

height of 12 feet.

Aware Ceiling Sensors are available

with the following features:

Ultrasonic, Infrared and Dual Tech sensing

180- or 360-degree viewing area

Small, medium or large room options

Photocell capability

Form C relay

Extreme temperature and open air options(max. height 25')

sensor mountingAwareOccupancy Sensors come in four mounting options. The kind of sensor you choose depends on the type, size and function of

the space. No matter your application, Aware Occupancy Sensors can increase your efficiency and save on energy costs.

Requires a switchpack or connection

to centralized control unit like

LightSweepModular Lighting

Control System.

PCDESCRIPTION PC DESCRIPTION

63270 CIR-05-360-D 63272 CIR-15-360-D

63264 CDT-05-180-R 63279 CUS-20-360

63275 CUS-05-180 63280 CUS-20-360-R

63276 CUS-05-180-R 63268 CDT-20-360-R

63277 CUS-10-180 63273 CIR-15-360-D-T

63278 CUS-10-18-R 63274 CIR-2H-360-D-T

AWARE CEILING SENSORS SKUs


Open office areas, conference rooms, hallways

and corridors


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corner/wall

AwareCorner/Wall Sensors attach either directly to the wall

or to a corner between two walls. Corner/wall sensors are used

for similar applications to ceiling sensors, but sometimes offer

a more convenient mounting location. Ceiling sensors may

look out into a hallway from a door or window and be triggered

by foot traffic, whereas a corner/wall sensor can be placed

strategically to look away from unintended traffic areas.

For areas up to 1,200 square feet.

Aware Corner/Wall Sensors are available


Infrared and Dual Tech sensing

180-degree viewing area

Photocell capability

Long (hallway) or wide (room) composition

Form C relay

Requires a switchpack or connection

to centralized control unit like

LightSweepModular Lighting

Control System.

PCDESCRIPTION

63292 SIR-WIDE

63293 SIR-WIDE-D63288 SDT-WIDE

63289 SDT-WIDE-D

63290 SIR-LONG

63291 SIR-LONG-D

AWARE CORNER/WALL SENSORS SKUs


Office areas, conference rooms, hallways

and corridors


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PCDESCRIPTION

63295 WDT-10-SR-G-D-W

63308 WDT-10-DR-G-D-W

63324 WIR-10-SR-G-D-W

63335 WIR-10-SR-C-D-W

63344 WIR-10-DR-G-D-W

AWARE WALL SWITCH SENSORS SKUs

PCDESCRIPTION

63393 WIR-10-LV-W

63398 WIR-10-RR7-D-W

AWARE WALL SWITCH SENSORS SKUs (LOW VOLTAGE)

wall switchIdeally suited for On and Off control of small and medium

spaces, AwareWall Switch Sensors are designed to

replace a standard wall switch to provide enhanced automatic

switching based on occupant motion. Wall switches are best

for spaces free from obstructions of the line of sight from

switch location, room orientation or furniture placement.

For areas up to 1,000 square feet.

Aware Wall Switch Sensors are available


Infrared and Dual Tech sensing

Line voltage (directly replaces wall switch) or low voltage(for switchpacks or LightSweep)

Single or dual relay

Single or dual relay

Five colors available: white, ivory, light almond, gray, black

sensor mounting(cont.)


Individual offices, restrooms and break rooms.

Above-listed products available in white. For additional colors,

see the product sell sheet.


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PCDESCRIPTION

64131 HB-12-SR

64132 HB-12-SR-D

64135 HB-12-DR

64136 HB-12-DR-D

AWARE HIGH-BAY FIXTURE MOUNT SENSORS SKUS

high-bay fixture mountThe AwareHigh-Bay Series of Occupancy Sensors is

specifically designed for high ceiling applications including

warehouses, distribution centers and much more.

With well-developed PIR sensor technology and circuit design,

these sensors are the perfect combination of high sensitivity

and low false-trip occurrence. Options include 360-degree

high-bay (up to 40 ft) and low-bay (up to 25 ft) lenses, and

shields for end-of-aisle use. Installation is easy just mount

it directly on to any fluorescent fixture.

Aware High-Bay Fixture Mount Sensors are available


Fixture mount

Passive infrared

Line voltage (120277V) [347480V version coming soon]

Single and dual relay options

Optional photocell

Low-temperature version coming soon


Commercial and industrial high-bay fixtures.


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Including AwarePhoto Sensors as part of a complete

control unit like LightSweepModular Lighting Control

System will yield the maximum flexibility and energy

savings. Need a retrofit option? The Aware Stand-Alone

Photo Sensor wires directly to a 0-10V dimming ballast

with no need to connect to a centralized relay panel.

AwarePhoto SensorsA key component of lighting control is maintaining a light level consistent with daylight. As natural light enters a space,

AwarePhoto Sensors reduce artificial light levels. When the sun goes down, or on a cloudy day, light levels increase.


Offices with windows or skylights, large

atriums, retail or manufacturing spaces

with skylights and outdoor site lighting.


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PC

DESCRIPTION

65368 PCD-IN-SA

AWARE STAND-ALONE PHOTO SENSOR SKU

Products:

Indoor Photo Sensor or interior spaces with windows

Atrium Photo Sensor or atrium spaces with highernatural light levels

Skylight Photo Sensor or areas with

direct sunlight exposure

Outdoor Photo Sensor or outdoor applications

Stand-Alone Photo Sensor or retroftapplications (indoor use only)


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Information provided is subject to change without notice. Please verify all details with GE. All values

d i t i l l h d d l b t diti d GE k t

With energy savings and environmental performance leading todays lighting charge, control

means so much more than a simple on or off. Control means having the abili ty to light

harvest a 105-story high-rise. To detect motion as slight as a wave of a hand. To have

illumination where and when you need it, and the flexibility to conserve when you dont.

At GE, control means having the capability to find a solution to any problem.

And if that solution doesnt exist, to invent it.

GE Lighting Controls offers the most flexible, dynamic and intelligent lighting control solutions

in the industry. Led by thought and with innovation in mind, our complete solutions allow

facility managers to cut costs, increase employee productivity and achieve peace of mind

through enhanced control.

To order your AwareOccupancy or Photo Sensors today, contact your independent

lighting representative.

Visit gelightingcontrols.comfor more information.

imagine it. light it. control it.

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