0S306UW - Occ SW, SP/3W, 600W, Unv, WH

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Catalog Number: 0S306UW Vendor Code EWD
Manufacturer: Eaton
Manufacturer's Part Number: 0S306UW
Description: Occ SW, SP/3W, 600W, Unv, WH
Eaton Occupancy Sensor Switch, No Neutral Required, Flush, 120V, Wire Leads, Maintained Closure, White, Incand, MLV, Elv, FLRSNT, CFL, Led, Halo, 1-Pole, 3-Way, 1-Phase, 450 SQ FT, Occupancy, 600W 722233
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Categories: Lighting Occupancy Sensors & M - Lighting Occupancy Sensors Mark as Incorrect
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Classification: Residential Dimmers, Motion Sensors, Controls, & Photo Cells
UNSPSC: N/A
UPC/GTIN: 032664722233 / 00032664722233
Weight per unit: 0.001 (lbs/each)

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Product Type: Occupancy Sensor
Long Description: Occupancy Sensor, 120 V, 3 W;600 W, White
Special Features: No neutral required
Description: OCC SW,SP/3W,600W,UNV, WH
extra long description: EWD OS306U-W Occ SW,SP/3W,600W,UNV,
Short Description: Occupancy Sensor, 120 V, White
Features: Enjoy advanced energy savings and state-of-the-art automation with Eaton’s occupancy and vacancy sensors. Eaton's motion sensor lighting controls use advanced Passive Infrared (PIR) and ultrasonic sensing technology to detect your presence and switch lights ON. Then, once you’ve left the room, our sensors turn the lights OFF following a preset period of time. Sensors are the perfect solution for commercial and residential applications where a switch is inconveniently located and in spaces where lights may

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