EOSCU

• The EOSCU Ceiling Mounted Occupancy Sensor is wireless and self-powered making them one of the most cost effective ways to control energy-use in unoccupied rooms
• It harvests solar energy from indoor light and uses radio frequency technology to communicate wirelessly with other EnOcean-enabled devices, setting back temperature and turning off lights and electrical loads when it detects that a space has been unoccupied for a set period of time.
• The sensor sustains a charge time of 3 hours per 24 hours at 200 lux, and self charges to full in 25 hours at 200 lux.
• The Ceiling Mounted Occupancy Sensor enables a new level of energy saving control for rooms, hallways and other common areas.
• The Occupancy sensor uses radio frequency technology to communicate wirelessly with other EnOcean-enabled devices to set back temperature and turn off lights and electrical loads when a space has been unoccupied for a set period of time. Because the sensors are wireless there is no need to run additional wiring and installation can be completed in a matter of minutes.
• The sensor is self-powered by harvesting energy from indoor light, eliminating the need for periodic battery changes.
• Interoperable. Communicates wirelessly with other devices using the EnOcean wireless standard.
• Self-powered. Two integrated solar cells enable indoor light energy harvesting to power the device and eliminate the need for wires or batteries.
• PIR motion sensor with 360 degree viewing angle lens for maximum efficiency in different room settings.
• Two molded buttons with LED indicator lights can be used to link and configure the device.
• Internal tray accommodates supplemental coin cell battery for use in low light environments.
• Proprietary 902 MHz EnOcean Frequency

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