HLCA whitepaper educates consumers and home technology installers about how vacancy sensors eliminate energy waste by automatically shutting off the lights Warrenton, VA — June 19, 2008 — If you’re ...
CW and CN vacancy sensors automatically turn the lights off when a room is vacant. The sensors are designed to save energy and comply with California’s Title 24 2005 energy code for all residential ...
Many of today's homeowners are enthusiastic about energy-saving products, especially those that boast a quick payback. Vacancy and occupancy sensors are not only meeting this efficiency need, but also ...
They’ve been staples of business offices for years, but now occupanc y and vacancy sensors are increasingly installed in homes. Used to switch off room lights after occupants have left, their numbers ...
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