Audacy Light Sensor

Audacy

 

Aug 8, 2017

The Audacy Light Sensors detect ambient light in a designated space and send measurements to your Audacy Gateway.

Wireless and simple to install almost anywhere, Audacy Light Sensors operate in the highly reliable 915 MHz spectrum. Light Sensors easily help facilitate compliance with the newest ASHRAE requirements

  • Wirelessly adjusts brightness to harvest maximum daylight
  • Detects ambient light in designated space & sends information to Gateway
  • Inputs determine which fixtures dim or brighten based on ambient light throughout the day
  • Operates in highly reliable 915 MHz spectrum
  • Easily installed almost anywhere
  • 25 year maintenance-free life

For more information:

http://www.audacywireless.com/audacy/products/lighting-controls/light-sensor/ls-1400.asp

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