Sensing & control
Sensing and control
A door switch, a hand-wave sensor, a presence sensor and touch dimming each solve a specific opening and user. These articles cover how to choose between them and where each one tends to fail.
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Yes. The sensor decides how the fixture is switched, dimmed and wired, and it usually changes the driver or the splitter the run needs. Settle the sensor with the installation, then choose the light.
Often, if the fixture and the driver on that run support it. Send the model, the run length and the number of doors, and we confirm what changes: the sensor, the splitter or the driver.
Most early failures are mechanical: the switch is mounted so that the cabinet movement pulls the cable, or the magnet gap is at the end of its travel. Mounting detail and cable strain relief are checked when the sample is approved.
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