Cooper Lighting Solutions Uhbs-sensor Pk Highbay Pir Sensor

Product Description

The COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS uhbs-sensor pk is a passive infrared (PIR) occupancy sensor designed for high-bay lighting applications. It delivers a full 360-degree viewing angle, allowing it to detect motion across a wide coverage area from a suspended mounting position. The unit ships in a NEMA 4X-rated enclosure, providing protection against dust, debris, and water ingress. It is compatible with LED lamp fixtures in the UHBS series. Licensed electricians and lighting contractors typically handle installation in industrial and commercial environments where high-bay luminaires are used.

This sensor is suited for warehouses, manufacturing facilities, distribution centers, and large commercial spaces where high-bay LED lighting requires automated occupancy-based control. The suspended mounting configuration integrates directly with compatible UHBS series fixtures. Its NEMA 4X enclosure rating makes it appropriate for locations subject to washdowns or elevated moisture exposure, such as food processing areas or covered loading docks.

Key Features

• 360-degree PIR viewing angle for full-coverage occupancy detection
• NEMA 4X enclosure rating for protection against dust and water ingress
• Suspended mounting configuration for high-bay fixture integration
• Designed for use with LED lamp fixtures in the UHBS series
• Passive infrared detection technology for reliable occupancy sensing

Compatibility

Designed for use with COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS Metalux UHBS series high-bay LED fixtures. Consult the fixture documentation to confirm sensor compatibility with specific UHBS configurations before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with NEC requirements and local code. Disconnect and lock out power to the fixture circuit before handling or wiring the sensor. Follow the UHBS series fixture documentation for mounting orientation and wiring termination procedures. Do not expose the sensor lens to paint, coatings, or obstructions that would reduce the detection field.