Enerlites Wall Sensor
Lower the cost of your utility bill by using the energy efficient Enerlite Wall Sensor. HomElectrical offers a variety of wall sensors for you to choose from that are sure to meet all of your applications needs. Start saving energy and money today!
$39.99Each
DWHS-W
$50.54Each
DWOS-3J-W
$2.25Each
DWHS-L-BK
$1.94Each
DWHOS-L-W
$35.64Each
DWODS-120-W
$1.94Each
DWHOS-L-LA
$57.15Each
DWODS-010-W
$1.94Each
DWHS-L-W
$1.94Each
DWHS-L-LA
$69.78Each
DWTOS
$164.86Each
MT110-W
$2.25Each
DWHOS-L-BK
$27.54Each
HMOS-J-I
$19.99Each
HMVS-W
$19.38Each
HMOS-W
$32.99Each
DWOS-1277-NL-W
$27.50Each
HMOS-J-W
$27.54Each
HMVS-J-LA
$27.85Each
DWOS-1277-W
$63.99Each
MWOS-W
$59.99Each
DWHOS-W
$27.50Each
HMVS-J-BK
$61.16Each
DWOS-JD-W
$139.68Each
MDW-V-W
$143.78Each
MDW-L-W
$26.15Each
HMVS-J-W
What is an Enerlite Wall Sensor?
This device is usually mounted on the wall and uses motion sensors so that it can automatically turn off and on the lights when it senses movement within the room. Enerlite makes sure that every product that comes out of their factory is properly tested and will be able to last a long time. Because of the sensors and it's additional features this device will reduce your carbon footprint and increase your power savings.
What is Occupancy and Vacancy mode?
Enerlites wall sensors have two features:
- OCC (occupancy mode) - automatically turns on the lights when the motion sensors detect movement. And it turns the lights off automatically when there is no movement detected.
- VAC (vacancy mode) - requires that the lights be turned on manually and when there is no movement detected after a certain period of time they will automatically shut off.
What is Single Pole vs. 3 Way?
- A single-pole switch, also referred to as a single-pole single-throw (SPST) switch, controls one circuit and is either "on" or "off." To illustrate, a single pole switch is the only means of controlling a certain circuit.
- A Three-way switch, also referred to as a single-pole, double-throw (SPDT) switch, alternates between two circuits instead of being "on" or "off." To illustrate, a light or group of lights can be controlled by two switches in different locations.
Where to use Single Pole vs. 3 Way?
- Single pole is ideal for locations with a single point of entry like a bedroom, bathroom, or office.
- 3 Way is ideal for locations with multiple points of entry like a hallway or stairwell.
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