317 High-Bay PIR Presence/Absence Detector. Available only as spare parts, not for new cases. Alternative products 322. (Discontinued)
The High-Bay PIR sensor, in conjunction with a Helvar lighting control system, provides automatic control of lighting loads in buildings and interior spaces with high ceilings. The 317 is typically installed in warehouses and factories. It also used in other applications where mounting heights are too high for standard sensors. Available only as spare parts, not for new cases. Alternative products 322.
- Available in white
| Lighting Control Solution | Imagine |
|---|---|
| Lighting Control Protocol | DALI lighting control |
| Device Mounting Method |
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| Colour | White |
Detection
| Sensing technology | PIR motion sensor |
|---|---|
| Detection diameter (m) | 40 |
| Nominal mounting height (m) | 15 |
Operation
| DALI current consumption (mA) | 20 |
|---|---|
| IP Rating | IP40 |
| IR receiver for remote control | ✓ |
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