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Low Voltage PIR Ceiling Occupancy Sensor, 500 sq ft, 24VDC

Wattstopper’s CI-300 Passive Infrared (PIR) Ceiling Sensors automatically turn lighting on and off based on occupancy. The sensor mounts on the ceiling with a flat, low-profile appearance and provides 360 degrees of coverage.

Contact Rating 1 A @ 30 VDC/VAC

1 A @ 30 VDC/VAC
No Isolated Relay
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Footprint 1200 sq ft

500 sq ft
1200 sq ft
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Features

Architecturally appealing low-profile appearance
Automatic or manual-on operation when used with a BZ-150 Power Pack
Plug terminal wiring for quick and easy installation
Accepts low-voltage switch input for manual-on operation
Walk-through mode increases savings potential
360° coverage

Specifications

General Info

Product Line	Wattstopper
UPC Number	754182914302
Country Of Origin	China
Features	Motion Sensor, IR (Infrared), Indicator Lights
Application Sector	Commercial
Warranty Type	5-Year

Dimensions

Product Width US	4.0 in
Product Weight US	0.4 lb
Product Volume US	47.5 cu in
Product Depth US	5.0 in
Product Height US	2.0 in

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Product Environmental Profile

Technical Information

Sensor Type	Occupancy
Amperage	20 A
Indicator	LED Light
Voltage	24 V, 24 V
Connection Type	Wired

Resources

I have CI-305 sensors in an office space. The lights in this office space go out every 30 minutes (assuming that no one moves from their desks in that time). Is there an option to change the timer from 30 minutes to a longer period of time?

Asked by: Chris

Hello, The CI-305 will have the following time delay settings - Time Delay Adjustment 30 seconds to 30 minutes. Best Regards, Technical Support

Answered by: Justin

Date published: 2023-10-18

Does the CI 300 or CI 305 work with the BZ-50 power pack?

Asked by: Anonymous

Yes, both the CI-300 and CI-305 are both 24v sensors and are compatible with BZ-50 power packs.

Answered by: Tier 1 Tech Support

Date published: 2023-05-18

Can the CI-300 be used with a Dimmer Switch like DCLV-2 and be set to manual on and auto off? How would these be wired? Each of these devices are showing a different wiring for the control/sensor blue wiring

Asked by: EricVet

Please reach out to our tech. support team for further assistance with this wiring issue. Legrand Technical Support: Phone: 1 800-879-8585, Option 3 then Option 1 Mon - Fri: 7am - 7pm CST (excluding holidays)

Answered by: Tier 1 Tech Support

Date published: 2023-03-27

I would like to know if this kind sensor is suitable for hallways 5-10feet wide. Do you any have documented case in order to evaluate the sensor response in that particular case? Thank you very much.

Asked by: Anonymous

Hi, The WT-2255 is a better suited sensor for hallway applications. It has a coverage pattern of 10 feet wide by 90 feet long. Please visit the product page or reach out to our tech. support team for further assistance if required. Legrand Technical Support: Phone: 1 800-879-8585, Option 3 then Option 1 Mon - Fri: 7am - 7pm CST (excluding holidays)

Answered by: Tier 1 Tech Support

Date published: 2023-03-27

Low Voltage PIR Ceiling Occupancy Sensor, 500 sq ft, 24VDC

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I have CI-305 sensors in an office space. The lights in this office space go out every 30 minutes (assuming that no one moves from their desks in that time). Is there an option to change the timer from 30 minutes to a longer period of time?

Does the CI 300 or CI 305 work with the BZ-50 power pack?

Can the CI-300 be used with a Dimmer Switch like DCLV-2 and be set to manual on and auto off? How would these be wired? Each of these devices are showing a different wiring for the control/sensor blue wiring

I would like to know if this kind sensor is suitable for hallways 5-10feet wide. Do you any have documented case in order to evaluate the sensor response in that particular case? Thank you very much.