Occupancy sensor factory sourcing for US commercial lighting buyers
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Occupancy sensor factory sourcing for US commercial lighting buyers
Select a concrete RFQ configuration. Ask for the detection diagram and the mounting assumptions behind it. Keep sensor technology, power requirements and the load-control interface separate.
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Cards are inquiry options, not stocked SKUs, certified models or warehouse inventory. A ceiling mounted occupancy sensor request should still name the detection diagram, mounting height and whether the device is a sensor-only node or a complete switching assembly. A pir occupancy sensor line is a technology choice: confirm lens pattern and whether HVAC drafts or glass will be in the field of view, rather than treating PIR as automatically equivalent to ultrasonic or dual-tech units.
What a quote must confirm about room geometry and obstructions includes ceiling type, fixture adjacency, partitions and any high-bay versus low-ceiling assumption. Supply and load interface details belong in the same inquiry: input voltage, load type, dimming interface if used, and whether an external power pack is included. Accessories such as lenses, masks, mounting rings and control modules should be listed as included or excluded. Review sourcing steps, the order brief and the procurement checklist before treating two replies as interchangeable. A luminous flux figure for the connected high-bay or panel fixtures describes lighting load, not occupancy coverage, so do not treat wattage-only comparisons as equivalent sensor quotes.