Leviton Telcom OSWHB-RIW Occupancy Sensor 24V High Bay

Product Description

The LEVITON TELCOM OSWHB-RIW is a low-voltage occupancy sensor engineered for high-bay applications operating at 24 volts. It is designed to detect occupancy in large open spaces and control lighting or building systems accordingly, helping facilities maintain consistent operation without manual switching. The OSWHB-RIW carries a 1A-30 designation, indicating its relay or load control rating within the 24-volt control circuit. Electricians and building automation technicians install this sensor as part of a low-voltage control system in commercial or industrial environments where high-ceiling coverage is required.

This sensor is suited for high-bay commercial and industrial settings such as warehouses, manufacturing floors, gymnasiums, and distribution centers where standard-height sensors lack the detection range needed. The low-voltage, 24-volt signal interface makes it compatible with building control panels, relay modules, and lighting controllers that accept low-voltage occupancy inputs. It is sold as an individual unit and is intended for integration into a broader lighting or energy management control system.

Key Features

• Low-voltage 24-volt control circuit for compatibility with commercial building automation systems
• High-bay sensing geometry designed for large open spaces with elevated ceilings
• 1A-30 load control rating within the low-voltage control loop
• Single-unit packaging for targeted replacement or new installation
• Passive occupancy detection for automatic lighting or load control without manual input

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation occupancy sensor for low-voltage 24-volt high-bay lighting control systems in commercial and industrial applications.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician familiar with low-voltage control wiring and applicable NEC requirements. De-energize the control circuit before making any wiring connections to the sensor. Mount the sensor at the ceiling height and coverage angle specified for the application to ensure proper detection range in high-bay environments. Verify that the control panel or relay module accepts a 24-volt low-voltage occupancy input before connecting.