This is the wide slide series fan speed control. Since the development of variable fan speed controls, many fans have made an annoying humming noise when their speed was reduced. Through the use of specially designed capacitive circuitry, these units can control fans at 3- or 4-speed levels in slide, rotary, and dual styles with virtually no fan motor noise. Check out the Pass & Seymour products.
This is the automatic control switch. The InteliSwitch® AS-100 Automatic Control Switch operates as both a manual and automatic control device. Manually, it allows users to control loads on/off. Automatically, it receives signals to turn lighting on or off from lighting control panels or other lighting control systems.
The AS-100 replaces a standard wall switch. Occupants turn the lights on and off manually by its pushbutton. However, when a timed power interrupt signal is received from a lighting control panel, the AS-100 is automatically commanded to turn on, turn off or delay off. The duration of the power interrupt signal determines how the AS-100 will operate.
Used with a lighting control panel, the AS-100 allows users to manually turn lighting on in private offices, while lighting in common areas turns on automatically. After hours, if lights were not shut off by users, a signal from the control panel would command the switch to delay off. Lighting “blink” warns users that lights will turn off in five minutes. Check out Wattstopper DLM products here.
This is the LC&D brighton digital switch. Check out our Acuity products here.
This is the PIR dimming multi-way wall switch vacancy sensor. The CD-250 PIR Dimming Multi-Way Vacancy Sensor provides preset dimming control and automatic lighting shutoff for a variety of applications including those with multiple switch locations. It is engineered to comply with specific provisions of California’s Title 24-2013 energy code. The CD-250 operates as a manual-on sensor. Users must press the pushbutton to turn on lighting. Once lighting is on, the dimming level may be adjusted by pressing and holding the pushbutton. The CD-250 employs PIR technology to sense the difference between the infrared energy from a person in motion and the background space. It keeps lighting on as long as motion is detected and provides automatic shutoff, following a user selected time delay, when motion is no longer detected. Users may turn the lighting off manually. The next time the CD-250 is turned on, the lighting will come on to the last light level. The CD-250 can dim incandescent loads from a minimum level of 10% to a maximum level of 100%. When the pushbutton is pressed and held, the CD-250 will fade the lights up and down in a continuous cycle until the pushbutton is released. The dimming direction may be reversed by momentarily releasing the pushbutton and then pressing it again. Lighting may be controlled from multiple locations by connecting additional CD-250s and/or RH-253 Single Pole Momentary Switches. When additional CD-250s are connected, each device provides full on/off and dimming control. Connected RH-253s provide on/off control only. Check out Wattstopper DLM products here.
This is the Titan series fluorescent 2 wire 3-way dimmer. Check out the Pass & Seymour products.
This is the Titan series fluorescent 2 wire 3-way dimmer. Check out the Pass & Seymour products.
This is the Titan series fluorescent 2 wire 3-way dimmer. Check out the Pass & Seymour products.
This is the Titan series fluorescent 2 wire 3-way dimmer. Check out the Pass & Seymour products.
This is the Titan series fluorescent 2 wire 3-way dimmer. Check out the Pass & Seymour products.
This is the Titian series magnetic low-voltage 3-way dimmer. Check out the Pass & Seymour products.
This is the Titan series magnetic low-voltage 3-way dimmer. Check out the Pass & Seymour products.
This is the Titan series magnetic low-voltage 3-way dimmer. Check out the Pass & Seymour products.