LED Panel Lights with Motion Sensors
- Save 50%-70% on energy with automatic occupancy-based lighting control
- 50,000+ hour rated lifespan reduces maintenance and replacement costs
- Dedicated product specialists provide free application and installation support
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Strategic Panel Placement Designed for Optimal Motion Sensor Coverage Zones
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Sensor Sensitivity Settings, Detection Range & Timeout Duration Specifications
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Dramatic Energy Savings Through Occupancy-Based Lighting in Low-Traffic Areas
LED Panel Lights with Motion Sensors for private offices, conference rooms, and storage areas include versatile fixtures with 0-10V dimming drivers and occupancy-based controls. These panels are designed to optimize energy efficiency by automatically adjusting light output based on room occupancy. They are particularly effective in environments where occupancy fluctuates, such as break rooms, utility rooms, and restrooms, ensuring lights are only on when needed. The motion sensors can be configured to reduce output or turn off entirely after a set hold time, making them ideal for spaces that experience intermittent use.
When selecting motion sensor LED panels, consider factors such as detection range, hold time, sensitivity, and standby level to match the specific needs of your space. These panels are not suitable for continuously occupied areas like open offices or classrooms during instruction, where manual controls or longer hold times may be more appropriate. Ensure that sensor placement and settings are tailored to the room's layout and usage to achieve optimal performance. Always verify compatibility with existing controls and emergency systems to maintain safety and functionality.
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SKU:LLS-AL-BLP-2X2-20/25/30-CC-MS2P | Web ID:2357Availability: 850 In Stock Out of Stock- Lumens: 2500 | 3125 | 3750
- Replaces: Fluorescent Troffer
- Color Temp: 3500K | 4000K | 5000K
- CRI: 80+
- Rated Life: 50,000 (L70) hours
- Dimmable: 0-10V
- Beam Angle (Std): 110°
- Mount: Recessed
- Mount (Opt): Chain-Cable | Surface
- Dimensions (in): 23.75 X 23.75 X 1.25
- Weight (lbs): 4.5 lbs
Starting At$123.24
- SKU:LLS-AL-BLP-2X4-25/30/40-CC-MS2P | Web ID:2356Availability: 83 In Stock Ships 2-3 Days
- Lumens: 3250 | 3900 | 5200
- Replaces: Fluorescent Troffer
- Color Temp: 3500K | 4000K | 5000K
- CRI: 80+
- Rated Life: 150,000 (L70) hours
- Dimmable: 0-10V
- Beam Angle (Std): 140°
- Mount: Recessed
- Mount (Opt): Chain-Cable | Surface
- Dimensions (in): 23.75 X 47.75 X 2.25
- Weight (lbs): 8 lbs
Starting At$175.50
LED Panel Lights with Motion Sensors
LED panel lights with motion sensors provide broad commercial illumination while automatically adjusting operation based on occupancy. These fixtures use 0-10V dimming drivers and can be configured to reduce output or turn off after the space remains unoccupied for the selected hold time.
Motion-sensor panels are useful in rooms where occupancy changes throughout the day and lights may otherwise remain on unnecessarily. Available settings and sensor functions vary by model, so confirm detection range, hold time, sensitivity, standby level, daylight settings, and shutoff operation before installation.
Best Applications for Motion Sensor LED Panels
| Application | Why Motion Sensor Panels Work Well |
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| Private offices | Lights can remain on while the office is occupied and turn off after the occupant leaves. |
| Conference rooms | Automatic control helps prevent panels from remaining on between meetings. |
| Storage and supply rooms | Lighting can activate when someone enters and shut off when the room is no longer in use. |
| Break rooms | Sensor control works well where occupancy is frequent but intermittent. |
| Utility and equipment rooms | Panels can provide illumination during service visits without operating continuously. |
| Restrooms | Occupancy-based operation can reduce unnecessary runtime when the room is vacant, subject to applicable code and safety requirements. |
| Copy and print rooms | These rooms are often used briefly throughout the day and are well suited to automatic shutoff. |
| Low-traffic corridors | Panels may remain at a reduced standby level or turn off when permitted, then return to full output when movement is detected. |
Where Motion Sensor Panels May Not Be the Right Fit
- Continuously occupied open offices: Frequent occupancy may provide little benefit from automatic shutoff, and partitions can affect sensor coverage.
- Classrooms during instruction: Seated occupants may not create enough movement for poorly configured sensors. Longer hold times or manual controls may be more appropriate.
- Exam, treatment, and patient-care areas: Unexpected dimming or shutoff may interfere with care, observation, or required illumination.
- Security and monitoring rooms: Spaces requiring continuous visibility may not be suitable for occupancy-based shutoff.
- Emergency egress lighting: Fixtures required for emergency or life-safety illumination must operate as required by the applicable design and code. Do not rely on ordinary occupancy settings for required emergency lighting.
- Areas with limited sensor visibility: Tall partitions, shelving, enclosed workstations, and room geometry can prevent reliable detection.
- Spaces with very little occupant movement: Reading rooms, testing areas, and focused desk-work spaces may require longer hold times or a reduced standby level instead of complete shutoff.
- Wet, washdown, outdoor, or harsh locations: Standard indoor LED panels are not substitutes for fixtures rated for those environments.
Motion Sensor Panel Selection Guidelines
Before ordering, review how the room is used and how the lighting should respond when occupancy is no longer detected.
- Shutoff or standby operation: Because these panels use 0-10V drivers, they can turn off when configured for shutoff. They may also be set to reduce output to a standby level, depending on the sensor and control settings.
- Detection coverage: Match the sensor pattern to the room dimensions, ceiling height, fixture location, and expected occupant movement.
- Hold time: Select how long the panel remains at full output after motion is no longer detected.
- Sensitivity: Adjust sensitivity to detect normal activity without unnecessary activation from movement outside the intended area.
- Standby level: Where complete shutoff is not preferred, confirm whether the panel can maintain a reduced light level while the space is unoccupied.
- Daylight settings: Some sensor configurations can prevent or reduce electric lighting when sufficient daylight is available.
- Sensor placement: Ceiling height, walls, partitions, doors, shelving, and furniture can affect detection performance.
- Panel size and output: Match the 1x4, 2x2, or 2x4 panel and selectable wattage setting to the room layout and target foot-candles.
- Control compatibility: Confirm how the sensor interacts with wall switches, 0-10V wiring, building controls, and any emergency battery backup system.
Controls Note: Motion sensors should be commissioned after installation. Detection range, sensitivity, hold time, standby output, daylight thresholds, and shutoff settings should be tested under normal room-use conditions. A setting that works in an open storage room may not work properly in an office with partitions or in a classroom with seated occupants.
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