rCMSB nLight AIR Battery Powered Sensor

rCMSB nLight AIR Battery Powered Sensor

June 22, 2020

The rCMSB is a wireless ceiling-mount sensor designed to simplify your retrofit or new construction project and drive the lowest install cost. With no wires to install, simply mount it to the ceiling, pair it with nLight AIR switches and fixture-based controls via a mobile app, and you’re done. With its small size and new contemporary design, the rCMSB delivers a clean, consistent look across the ceiling, with a variety of lens options and both occupancy and daylighting capability built into one product.

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